Welcome to Road and Trail
This is a motorcycle enthusiast website with well documented BC motorcycle rides (street bike, dual sport), some motorcycle reviews, plus some additional content with more to come. The website launched in July 2021. This site replaces MotorSportRider.net. Requests for motorsportrider.net are now redirected to this site effective June 3, 2022. Article Listing
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Harris Creek Rd, Home Rd, Gunnar FSR, Kettle River FSR
Harris Creek Road (off Creighton Valley Road, SE of Lumby), Home Road, Gunnar FSR, Kettle River FSR, south to Winnifred Falls, and then north to Hwy 6. Fine for adventure bikes. View of Monashee Mountains. Side trip along Harris Road.
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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, ok for some street bikes, but dual sport or adv bikes best choice. Mabel Lake Prov Park, forests, creeks and lakes. Wap Lake, Cottonwood Beach, Frog Falls and Noisy Creek Rec Sites. Divided into two main legs. Total distance of the main route is about 165 km.
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Brookmere to Princeton via Brookmere Rd, Coley Rd, Coalmont Rd
The route from Brookmere to Coalmont Road is a narrow dirt and gravel road (dual sport or adv bikes). Coalmont Road is good gravel to almost Otter Lake. After that it's all paved to Princeton - lots of twisty sections. The route runs through Tulameen and Coalmont, and runs close to (and intersects) the Kettle Valley Railway in a number of places. Very Scenic.
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Creston to Nelson via the Kootenay Pass
Creston to Nelson via Salmo, Hwy 3 and Hwy 6. Another enjoyable motorcycle ride with nice scenery. About 128 km and all paved.
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