Motorcycle Roads in Canada
Oh Canada! Oh what a great country to explore on a motorcycle ... motorcycle roads & rides abound in this riders' paradise!! Canada is a country blessed with an abundance of scenic splendor covering the gamut of grandiose beauty - alpine mountains, lush forests, expansive plains, and picturesque coastlines. And, the country has an exceptionally vibrant and robust tourism atmosphere that welcomes motorcycle riders with open arms ... providing an unspoiled palette for you to create your own Canadian motorcycle trip adventures.
This is the most scenic section of the entire Alaska Highway. The route starts off mostly flat for the first 50 miles . The road starts to twist and climb after this towards the highest pass on the…
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The route is relatively flat until the Rancheria River. From there the route follows the curves of the river with mountains rising up from the valley. The route then picks up the Swift River up to a…
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This route winds through the scenic Bear Creek Canyon. There are snow capped mountains with waterfalls along the route. There is a pulloff for viewing the awesome Bear Glacier. The route will take…
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The town of Skagway is very picturesque start to this route. The road climbs out from there into beautiful mile after mile of mountain scenery. There are numerous turnouts to stop and admire the…
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Snake Rd. runs through a somewhat congested area of Burlington. The road itself flows through several wooded sections.
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This route passes along pretty mountains, cliffs and rivers. The scenery certainly does not disappoint!
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There are lush forests and lakes that surround you.
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Beautiful cliffs and mountains on your left as you follow a beautiful river on your right in the middle of a forest. You won't be disappointed!
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The scenery is just awesome on this route. It starts off with a bang as you ride through the narrow Sinclair Canyon. The road continues up into the mountains past Olive Lake , which can be quite…
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This is a road mostly through the wilderness. To the west are the Northern Rockies. After Grand Cache the views are impressive as you ride along the Smoky River and mountains rising around you.
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This route follows three different rivers on the way to Prince George, the Skeena, the Bulkley and the Nechako. The surrounding terrain starts fairly flat until after Moricetown. From there through…
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The route starts off crossing the big Skeena River then quickly climbs into hills to the north. There is a lot of wild life to be seen, particularly Bears, this is prime Bear habitat. You are in the…
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The scenery here is typical far north coniferous woods. 17 miles out of Dawson creek there's a turnoff for Kiskatinaw Road and its curved wooden bridge. This is an origianal bridge from the Highway.
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This is wonderful, sweeping road running through Central Frontenac County. Forest on both sides of the road for most the ride,
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Nice views of the surrounding geography as you descend southbound.
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A wonderful road winding through lush wooded areas. You can almost smell the freshness of trees and nearby river.
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You will be riding through one of Canada's greatest mountain Ranges along the David Thompson Hwy. If you have time you should stop in Nordegg, it is approx 59min From Rocky Mountain House. While…
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Deloro Road is a roller coaster ride. The road has older asphalt, but the surface is fairly good. Watch for gravel in the corners. The road travels through the village of Deloro, and continues north…
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As we left Grenfell, the road became less traveled with open fields on each side of the road. About 20 km north, we dipped into the Qu'Appelle valley. Our trip was in September and the changing…
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This coastal route has the Atlantic Ocean and Saint Lawrence Seaway running along you the whole way. Certain times of the year you may see whales, but they are rare. In the distance you'll see…
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