Polaris has announced the recipients of its Spring 2026 TRAILS GRANTS, awarding more than $125,000 to 14 off-road and snowmobile organizations across the U.S. and Canada. The latest round of funding comes as the program celebrates its 20th anniversary and surpasses $4 million in total giving since launching in 2006.
The TRAILS GRANTS program , awarded twice annually, supports nonprofit organizations and riding clubs focused on developing, maintaining and improving trail systems, advancing rider safety and education, and promoting responsible land stewardship.
The funding will be used for a variety of projects including trail maintenance, bridge repairs, youth safety training, and infrastructure improvements.
This latest round of awards brings the total number of recipients to 56 organizations since the program's inception in 2006.
Polaris CEO Mike Speetzen notes that every great ride starts with someone willing to put in the work, highlighting the importance of local volunteers and riding clubs in maintaining trails and promoting responsible land stewardship.
The Polaris TRAILS GRANTS program has been instrumental in supporting off-road organizations across North America, providing critical funding for trail development and maintenance.
With over $4 million in total giving since 2006, the program has made a significant impact on the off-road community.
Polaris will continue to support locally led projects that improve trail access, promote rider education, and help sustain riding areas through its broader Taking Care of Places We Ride initiative.
The company's commitment to supporting off-road organizations is a testament to its dedication to promoting responsible land stewardship and advancing the sport of off-roading.
The Polaris TRAILS GRANTS program has been a vital support system for off-road organizations across the US and Canada.
