Join VASA
BEFORE YOU START – READ THIS FIRST
Things to have ready before you begin:
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Photos you can upload of each ATV/UTV’s current registration
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Your machine details (make, model, plate#, registration state)
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Your credit/debit card for payment and/or donation
You can register up to 5 machines in one purchase, there are options for machines with registrations in Vermont and Outside of Vermont, and BOTH.
Step 1: Choose the Correct Membership Type
. Click on the Link to APPLY NOW and scroll down the menu and select the membership that matches: How many machines you have Whether they are registered in Vermont or Out of State You’ll also see: Club-Only membership (no riding privileges) $10, $25, and $50 Donation options
Step 2: Fill out the Form (All Fields are Required)
. For each machine, you must enter: Your name and contact info Mailing address Date of birth ATV/UTV information like make & model Upload a photo of the current registration What we DO accept: Current DMV registration Temporary dealership registrations (must be legible and have a temporary plate number) What we DO NOT need: License plate photos Registration stickers Insurance cards You must also agree to the VASA Terms of Service at the bottom.
Step 3: Pay Online
. Complete payment using a debit or credit card. Immediately after payment: You will receive a Confirmation / Temporary10-Day Pass email This lets you ride right away Print or save a copy for each machine you registered Within 5–7 business days: You’ll receive your Final Trail Pass(es) by email Your VASA decals will be mailed via USPS If you haven’t received anything after 7 business days, contact us.
Need Help?
If you have any questions at all, don’t guess.
Call: 802-477-5075 ext. 1
Email: emoreau@vtvasa.org
We’re happy to walk you through it.
VASA Trail Access Decals are non-refundable.
The goal of VASA is to provide a trail network that is varied in challenge and experiences, but we are also not free from Mother Nature and other events that may limit access or even close trails. Weather can change rapidly, and all networks are monitored for their safe passage. There is again a no refund with the TAD program even if a network of trails closes, regardless of reason.