Off-road routes · rated by the community
Trails that earn their views
From scenic gravel loops to expert rock crawls, every trail is rated honestly on difficulty, distance, and hazard. Read before you wheel.
Churn Creek Ridge
British Columbia's most punishing rock crawl — boulder gardens, off-camber ledges, and drop-offs into the Fraser Canyon.
Kananaskis Highwood Loop
A high-alpine loop through the Highwood corridor — wildflower meadows, bighorn sheep, and serious mountain weather.
Fraser Canyon Backroads
Steep, loose climbs above the Fraser Canyon — the hottest wheelin' in Canada, with river-canyon views worth the sweat.
McLean Creek OHV Loop
A challenging and highly popular OHV network featuring dense forest tracks, deep mud bogs, and steep, rutted hill climbs.
Ruby Falls
An iconic and challenging off-road trail leading to a hidden wilderness waterfall, requiring multiple river crossings and technical driving.
Indian Graves Loop
A classic Alberta mixed-terrain loop — hill climbs, mud holes, and foothills views twenty minutes from Calgary.
Lillooet River FSR
A forest service road adventure into the Coast Mountains — river crossings, old-growth cedar, and backcountry hot springs.
Ghost River Valley
A sprawling river valley trail featuring wide gravel riverbeds, dynamic water crossings, and sweeping views of the front ranges.
Lost Lake Trail
A beautiful mountain trail in the southern Rockies rewarding drivers with a secluded alpine lake surrounded by towering limestone peaks.
Limestone Mountain Lookout
A steady, steep climb up to an active fire lookout, offering stunning 360-degree panoramic views of the eastern slopes.
Alexander Creek
A rugged forested trail navigating tight tracks and rocky sections just across the provincial border into the BC Rockies.
Cline River OHV Trails
A beautiful and varied network of rocky access trails near the vivid blue waters of Abraham Lake, opening up into vast backcountry terrain.
Waiparous Creek Trail
A staple of the front ranges offering dense forested technical sections that give way to stunning open creek valleys.
Top of the World
A scenic gravel road to British Columbia's highest drivable plateau — alpine meadows, wildflowers, and views across three mountain ranges.
Powderface Trail
A scenic, winding gravel road through the heart of Kananaskis Country, offering jaw-dropping valley views and access to numerous remote trailheads.
Forestry Trunk Road (South)
The ultimate long-distance overland route traversing the rugged eastern slopes of the Canadian Rockies from Kananaskis to Crowsnest Pass.