PHOENIX — Curious about what it takes to ride an off-highway vehicle (OHV) safely and responsibly or just interested in enjoying a bumpy ride?

Then visit the OHV demo track at the 2016 Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Outdoor Expo from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, April 2 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday April 3 at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility in Phoenix, located on Carefree Highway just west of Interstate 17.

The popular attraction returns to the family friendly event, which draws more than 35,000 people annually.

While there, riders 21 and older with a valid driver’s license will be given a lesson on how to ride safely by wearing proper protective gear and riding responsibly by staying on established trails to minimize damage to habitat. Licensed drivers will be given the opportunity to drive or ride as a passenger.

In addition to the OHV demonstration track, the department’s “Lake Paddlemore” kayaking pond returns for visitors to take a quick paddle on the lake.

Expo attendees can view live wildlife, enjoy the kids fishing tanks or try their hand at target archery and other shooting sports, in a safe, supervised environment. However, there is a nominal charge for ammunition at some of the target shooting venues.

There will also be wildlife and hunting experts on hand and more than 150 exhibitors. Admission and parking are free, but bring cash for the many food and beverage concessionaires that will be on-site or to purchase outdoors-related goods and services.

The title sponsor for this year’s event is Shikar Safari Club International. Gold sponsors are Cabela’s, Arizona State Credit Union and the National Shooting Sports Foundation.