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[QUOTE="BSWIFT, post: 727879, member: 16802"]
File a complaint against the violators and that you suspect them in damaging your property.  File a claim with your insurance company and let them know that you have a good idea who caused the damage.  The insurance company will likely push the local police to "appreahend" the culprits and persue monetary damages from them.  Be sure and state clearly to the authorities AND the insurance companies that polite access is no problem.  "Hoolagans" are the culprits not those that are being reasonable.  
Since you have talked to the ATV riders, find out where they live.  Give good discriptions of the riders and the ATVs, as well as, their addresses.  The local courts may force the culprits to repair the damages and settle with the insurance company.  Right-of-ways and easments have very defined uses under the law.  The right-of-ways and easments do no mean their is a free for all.
An alternate method is to install steel poles, buried and filled with concrete.  Set them far enough apart to allow pedistrians, horses, and bikes with one/two removeable to allow maintence vehicles.  The removeable ones can be locked down with locks that the maintenance department uses to insure they always have access.
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