Welcome to Road and Trail
This is a motorcycling enthusiast website created and actively maintained by a longtime motorcycle rider. Here you will find well documented BC motorcycle riding routes, motorcycle reviews, motorcycle servicing information, plus some additional content. The riding routes are divided into paved roads (primarily) and dual sport / adventure (varied surfaces). Portions of some of the routes are suitable for off-road motorcycles. Have fun, and ride safe.
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2023 Honda CRF300L Review
Owner review of the 2023 Honda CRF300L. Applicable to the 2021 - 2024 model years. Some small updates to the 2025 bikes.
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2024 Honda NX500 Review
Owner review of the 2024 Honda NX500. Applicable to the 2024 - 2026 model years. CFMoto Ibex 450 test ride notes.
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2022 Honda CRF250F Review
Owner review of the 2022 Honda CRF250F. Applicable to the 2019 - 2025 model years as there have been no major updates to the CRF250F during that time. Brief comparison to 2026 KLX230R S.
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Sugar Lake, Sugar Lake FSR, Greenbush Lake, Kate FSR
Sugar Lake Road (off Hwy 6, Cherryville), Sugar Lake FSR past Sugar Lake to Greenbush Lake. Some nice views along the way. Optional side trips: Rainbow Falls (Monashee Provincial Park) and Kate FSR. Last ridden June 11, 2026 (to 48 km marker).
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Lumby to Three Valley Gap to Enderby-Mabel Lake Road via Mabel Lake FSR, Three Valley Mabel FSR
Starts with pavement, but mostly dirt and gravel roads. Mabel Lake Provincial Park, forests, creeks and lakes. Wap Lake, Cottonwood Beach, Frog Falls and Noisy Creek Rec Sites.
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Pinaus Lake Area
A dual sport ride from Westside Road along Six Mile Creek Road, McGregor-Siwash FSR, Equesis Creek FSR, Pinaus Lake FSR, Pinaus Lake Road, Will Lake FSR, Ingram Creek FSR / Ingram FSR to Hwy 97 at Westwold. Little Pinaus Lake, Square Lake, Pinaus Lake.
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Revelstoke to Fauquier, Hwy 23, Hwy 6
Scenic ride along secondary highways. Two free ferry crossings (Arrow Lakes) and multiple provincial parks. About 159 km.
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Why Maintain Your Motorcycle Yourself?
An article that discusses why you may want to consider maintaining your motorcycle yourself such as saving money, being more self-reliant, personal satisifaction...
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