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Ooops, sorry. I mis-read the question. I read it as how much do I pay, not how much would I pay. Asking how much would I pay I'd consider any amount but anything over $25-50 a year in addition ot registration would be greed in my opinion.

I assume this is per bike....my qualifier is it has to be within an hour of home!

Based on what these toys cost and what we spend on getting them the way we want them, I suspect that most of us would pay over $150 a year (begrudgingly by some, gladly by others), IF:
1) it was a great trail
2) it was readily accessible distance wise
3) you didn't have a lot of alternative places to ride
4) it wasn't like rush hour traffic when using it

here we pay 60$ for the summer and fall and 40$ for the winter all worth it if you ask me there s not that much traffic and the trails are well kept.

I can ride for days just outside of my house. Why pay for it, when it's free!

Mooseman

I dont mind paying for a trail pass as i assume the money goes toward improvments and maintainance to the trails. What really gets my goat though is all the doffrent trail permits you have to buy. In the area's i ride you can expect to buy an EOTA, Pass Trilluim, Pass and when i go back to the hunting camp in Ompa Ontario you have to buy a conservation trail pass and then there is the OFATV Pass. Were does it end. It is like a bunch of troll's just wating to jump you and extort money from you. I think they need to look at a province wide permit and let them fight over who get's what and quit robbing us blind. Alot of the trails are old logging roads that are on crown land as well as the abandond rail lines. MO money, Mo money, Mo money sounds like a new hit song.