Author: North Dakota ATV Guide Editorial Team

North Dakota ATV and UTV permission slips clarify where and when you may ride; carry a signed copy and confirm access with the landowner.

Retrieving game with an ATV or UTV in North Dakota requires checking land access, motorized routes, permits, and hunting rules before riding.

North Dakota grassland roads are managed by the U.S. Forest Service; verify open routes and OHV registration or permits before riding.

North Dakota Wildlife Management Areas generally restrict casual ATV and UTV riding; check current area rules, routes, and permits before unloading.

North Dakota parks generally bar ATV and UTV riding unless signs or official rules expressly open an area; verify route access and permits before unloading.

North Dakota veteran and former POW park passes may cover vehicle entrance, but they do not replace OHV permits, trail access rules, or separate park charges.

North Dakota senior park pass discounts can lower park entry costs, but ATV and UTV registration and trail access remain separate requirements.

North Dakota’s $61.25 annual park pass covers two vehicles for park entry, not OHV registration or trail access; confirm current terms before riding.

North Dakota’s $7 daily park permit covers your truck’s state park entry; it is separate from OHV registration and visitor riding permits.

North Dakota state park entrance permits and OHV trail access rules differ for motor vehicles and all-terrain machines.