Off-Road Trails in British Columbia

155 Main is a very well-kept logging road mainline that follows along the beautiful Englishman River all the way to its headwaters. Along this route, you will see years of harvested trees, mountains, waterfalls, and rivers. If you are silent, you could possibly see deer, elk, and bear, and if you ar...
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This road is slightly rougher than the East side of Mabel Lake. There are many soft spots from the winter melt. We hit some snow-covered areas in May as well. When you are nearing the end of the road, there are huge sandy ruts that you want to avoid. If there are heavy rains, this area could be slic...
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326 Road is a fun little trail with a spectacular Camp spot tucked away at the end with a great view of the Creighton Valley. The road is a smaller track with a few different spurs to explore. The road conditions are a little rough in spots but generally okay for any 4x4. There are some minor washou...
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Fun FSR off of Highway 97C between Merrit and Kelowna. The main FSR is in great shape and is heavily used by forestry. The side road up through to Creighton Lake Rec Site is fun with lots of deep ruts from use during the snow melt. This is a higher elevation lake and comes with lots of bugs - mostly...
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No vehicle access to the beach, but a lovely, quiet place to spend the day or even a night or two. Great if Grey Bay is full or too rowdy. The first half is a logging road (watch for trucks) and then it spurs off into an abandoned trail that leads to an old, disused campground....
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If you like washboards, you'll love this road! Who loves washboards? It's actually not too bad but you will want to be aired down to make this drive more comfortable and not beat up your rig too badly. This FSR is a direct route south towards highway 33 east of Kelowna. It's a faster less technical ...
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A fun Forest Service Road along Adams Lake in the Shuswap of British Columbia. The road is gravel and dirt and well-traveled. We drove it in March, and the snow melt was under way. There was no snow on the road, but it was soft and slick so take care. There are no real obstacles, but it is a working...
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The Adams Road west is a mainline on the west side of Adam's Lake and has a number of long routes that you can adventure along the way. one of the main highlighted places to explore is Johnson Lake which is reachable from two different routes. Accessing through Adams road is a fun way. Adams Lake...
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Please use RR-30 frequency to call out your location, as this is a very active logging road. The loggers really do appreciate recreators calling out and communicating to ensure all are safe. Airport FSR starts out pretty smooth, but there may be lots of mud due to spring melt. Once you turn up towar...
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A rutted dirt road leads slowly up the mountains to a lush canopy of trees whose branches stretch over the trail until you are enclosed. Once you make your way through a few miles of natural BC Pin-striping, you will be greeted with pristine views leading to a scenic FSR that takes you back to pavem...
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Albers Creek is another logging road that branches off of Butters FSR. Albers Creek will take you to a large Transmission Line Right of Way where there are a bunch of small access routes to explore. the road is bumpy but in ok shape. there are some washouts and off-camber sections along the way bu...
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The Alexander Mackenzie Heritage Trail is one of the most challenging overland routes in North America. The trail can take 1-2 weeks to complete, depending on the amount of deadfall on the trail that needs to be cleared. It is not uncommon to have to clear hundreds of trees in order to make your way...
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This is an easy but scenic 12km trail, suitable for all kinds of vehicles with good tires. The road is a well-maintained gravel road starting at Alaska Highway and leading to Andy Baily Lake with a small campground. This area is very local, but quiet on weekdays. This is a good spot either to have a...
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Decent Forest Service Road that is a little narrower than the main FSR. There are great views of Aberdeen Lake as you are above the lake at about 1300 meters. A few areas where trees were down from the snow. Continue along to connect to the Grizzly FSR. Make sure you use your HAM radio to call out K...
Learn more about Around Aberdeen on Curtis Lake FSR

Ashton Mara East climbs quite quickly with some steep switchbacks. The road has some narrow areas and hugs the edge of the steep ridgeline with locations that have cliffs above you and steep drops on the downhill side. With Beautiful views along the route, it is worth exploring but be careful and w...
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Rough single-lane FSR road with active logging. The cave is pretty easy to find. The trail turn-off to the caves is narrower but used enough that it is not overgrown. Continue to the end and you'll find a place to park before you hike down to the caves. The caves are very cool and make for a fun and...
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This trail begins by traversing through a recently logged forest and two recreation sites on Aspen Access FSR, which later transitions into Bald Eagle Range FSR. The majority of the trail is densely forested, with some sections having been logged. En route, you'll encounter an abandoned hippy commun...
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Easy route to explore with mostly gravel well-maintained road. The area is full of wildlife - deer, and elk and on this drive, I came across two bears. The area is heavily forested (for the Okanagan) and there are some great views of Okanagan Lake at different times--more roads to explore up this wa...
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Noble Canyon is a busy FSR with recreational traffic and logging. Be careful if driving week days as there will be logging truck traffic - even better if you have a radio to call out your KM's. The road is pretty basic with some decent climbs that are easy in the spring summer but can be treacherous...
Learn more about Bardolph Lake via Noble Canyon

This access route will take you to the South Barriere Lake Recreation site where there are only 2 or 3 camp sites. it is very secluded and a nice area to try and take over with some close friends and enjoy. Alternatively oyou can drive beyond the rec site and there are a few pull out spots right a...
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