Cline River OHV Trails
The run
Trail report
Situated in the David Thompson Country, these trails offer a mix of everything: hard-packed dirt, rocky climbs, and muddy lowlands, all adjacent to the iconic Abraham Lake.
The routes spiderweb through the Bighorn Backcountry. Staying on designated paths is crucial here to protect the fragile alpine environment.
The vivid turquoise waters of the lake and the towering peaks of the front ranges make this an absolute paradise for photography and outdoor videography.
Know before you go
- Loose rocks
- Steep drop-offs
- High winds off the lake
- Mud holes in spring
Permits & fees
Public Land Camping Pass required
The line
Route overview
Approximate GPS track from recent community trips. Always carry a paper map and verify current conditions before heading out.
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