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The Best ATV Youtube Channels

Jul. 6 2021 Lifestyle By Dunfords of Havelock

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How Trail Riding Became a Surprising Niche for YouTubers

ATV-riding is one of the best hobbies in the world – so it’s no wonder that millions of adventurous riders like to surf the web to see what trails other riders are ripping up. 

There’s a popular cluster of ATV content creators and loyal viewers on the web. YouTube, surprisingly, has become a hot spot for ATV fanatics. Perhaps the video aspect of the social networking site has made it so favourable among riders.

Why not check out what ATV-obsessed YouTubers are up to? Read below to learn about seven of the channels you’ll find on the web.

7 Popular ATV Youtube Channels

NOS ATVs (160K Subscribers)

 

NOS ATVs – which stands for ‘North of Seven’ – is an Ontario-based group of vehicle fanatics that have captured viewers’ interests to a high degree. In fact, their videos, which are posted frequently, each get thousands of views. In their videos, you can find a wide variety of vehicles and an exciting set of trails, including grass, mud and snow. The crew also has an active Facebook group for ATV fans.

Check out NOS ATVs on Youtube.

ExtremeATVOffroad (36K Subscribers)

 

This channel has been filming sick ATV adventures for nearly ten years, and the crew behind it has racked up a mighty viewer base in that time period. Their videos show off year-round trips through snow, grass, and mud using a variety of impressive vehicles. 

Check out ExtremeATVOffroad on Youtube.

Mainville ATV and Outdoors (22K Subscribers)

 

This Saskatoon-based channel is operated by a married couple – Kyle and Cassandra – who love all things ATV. From test drives to showing off vehicles and accessories, this pair brings a lot of their personality into their adventures through the Canadian outdoors.

Check out Mainville ATV and Outdoors on Youtube.

ATVTube (18K Subscribers)

 

Started in 2014, this Montreal-based Youtube channel posts daily content, giving you something fun to check out each day. Most of their videos are walkarounds of slick new vehicles, which allows you to stay up to the date with what ATV developers are up to.

Check out ATVTube on Youtube.

ATV Dudes (14K Subscribers)

 

Though this channel doesn’t post frequently, you know you’ll be entertained when they do post a new video. From visually appealing trips captured with drone footage to crash-and-burn compilations, ATV Dudes has tons of exciting content.

Check out ATV Dudes on Youtube. 

Rob Farrow (10K Subscribers)

 

Rob Farrow is an outdoor enthusiast from Thunder Bay, and his videos offer a slice of life from the thrilling Canadian wild. From rides to tricks and even upgrades, his series of long-form YouTube videos is refreshing and fun to watch. 

Check out Rob Farrow on Youtube.

ATV Guys (2K Subscribers)

 

This crew may only have a couple thousand subscribers, but we’re sure that their excellent variety of content will lead to a larger audience in due time. ATV Guys is a group of outdoor adventurers with videos using a variety of vehicles and environments. With news, reviews, instructional videos, and simple bursts of fun, this is a channel you should subscribe to.

Check out ATV Guys on Youtube.

Thinking About Making ATV Videos? Here’s What Viewers Like

Why not join the exciting world of off-road adventures on YouTube? Grab your camera and hit the trails – and consider these tips.

Safety First

Safety should always be at the front of your mind when using camera equipment and a vehicle at the same time. Only film yourself riding if you are an experienced rider. It’s always better to bring someone with you to film separately while you drive.

Visuals are a Must

The best part about sharing ATV videos is that you can capture your coolest moments for what they are. Look through your footage and find the most appealing moments – the coolest tricks, closeups, races, whatever you may choose.

Showcase the Seasons

Off-road vehicles can allow you to capture exciting footage from all four seasons. Videos showing off snowmobiles on winter trails or summer mud outings capture a specific type of excitement due to their seasonal nature.

Reviews

Product reviews are popular on Youtube for any hobby – and ATVs offer no exception. Be sure to share your experiences with your four-wheeler, good or bad. Viewers like seeing your insights while making their own purchasing decision.

Conclusion

Ultimately, the web is a home for ATV riders around the world who want to connect. Even when it’s not ATV-riding season, you can find awesome footage on the web to rev you up for your favourite activity.