Welcome to Lakeviewohv.com
Check out the new Videos, on the Video Page!!

The Lakeview Off Road Riders is pleased to announce that the Hawkeye Wrestling Club will be holding a special fundraising event at the park on May 4th, 2013. They will be conducting an extreme foot race as a fund raising event for their club. The Hawkeye Wrestling Club supports current and former University of Iowa wrestlers as they pursue their wrestling dreams on an international level. More information about the club can be found at www.hawkeyewrestlingclub.com. Information about the race can be found at www.dirtyhawkmudder.com.

Although their event is on a Saturday the park will be closed Wednesday thru Sunday so they can set up and tear down the race course in a safe manner. The park will be closed to the riding public May 1st through May 5th.

The Hawkeye Wrestling Club will be making a very large cash donation directly to the park. This will allow us to make some much needed improvements to the parking lot and address some other needs within the park. This is a very generous donation and will go a long way towards making the park a better place to enjoy our sport. 

This event will bring positive exposure to our park. It will provide a boost to the local economy and will provide an additional revenue source for improvements. It’s a winning situation and we ask for your support.

Sincerely,

John Stratton

President

Lakeview off Road Riders

                                                          

     The Lakeview Off Road Riders are a non Profit group of off road enthusiasts that enjoy the sport of off road riding. We welcome everyone with a positive outlook for off road riding to join our club and donate in anyway they see fit.   Our club maintains a 160 acre off road park near Solon, formerly refered to as 600 Acres, now named Lakeview OHV. The property is leased to the State of Iowa (DNR), and owned by The Army Corps Of Engineers. The park has 2 motocross tracks, 2 childrens areas for 100cc and under machines, and a mixture of wooded and open trails. The soil is challenging and can go from deep mud to dry hard packed clay to deep soft sand all on the same trail.
 
New for 2012 we have marked trees in our park as locaters for emt's if you are out and about watch for the stripes on the tree's it will help the medics find you if you go down and need help. The sherriffs dept. and local first respondrs have a copy of our map of the colored trees. We will soon be posting a large scale map on our bathroom area.

To ride at our park you must have an Iowa titled and currently registered ORV, this can be done at your local county recorder. If you are registering your machine for the first time, are transferring a registration, or are obtaining a user permit for an ORV for the first time, and are a resident, you must go to the county recorder in the county of your residence. 

Iowa nonresident user permits may be purchased at an ELSI II vendor who is a decal agent or a County Recorder's Office.   Click here for a list of vendors

Here is a link to the DNR page for registering a non registered ORV 
  http://www.iowadnr.gov/Portals/idnr/uploads/forms/5428074.pdf