Traversing the rugged topography of the Ontario Highlands, the Bush Chicken is a 730-mile loop composed of 60% gravel and 40% pavement. This guide details the track from the dense forests of Haliburton to the Ottawa Valley, highlighting key discovery points and surface conditions. Prepare for a mix of scenic backroads and technical terrain through this diverse geological province.

Venture beyond the familiar with the Nord-Taiga Traverse, one of North America's most exceptionally remote overland routes. Explore Quebec's untouched taiga, where industrial gravel roads lead to far-flung outposts and the chances of seeing other travelers are incredibly slim. This guide details your passage through truly wild, unforgiving terrain.

A short drive from downtown Vancouver, Harrison Lake embodies the majestic beautify that British Columbia has become famous for. Snowcapped peaks, emerald green forests, and rivers and creeks gushing with fresh snow melt abound in this corner of BC. Route Overview Adventure Rating: Epic Trip Length: 134 miles, 2-3 days Season: Year round, but May - October is recommended to avoid snow. Avg Trail Rating: 2 Peak Trail Rating: 3 Typical Terrain: Graded forest service road

Hidden in the north reaches of the province of British Columbia, Telkwa Pass attracts visitors from across the greater Pacific Northwest. With its Glaciers, waterfalls, and majestic alpine monoliths, you too may be planning an adventure to Telkwa Pass! Photo by @cruiseroftheland Route Overview Adventure Rating: Epic Trip Length: 74 miles, 1.5 - 3 days Season: Late May to early October. Avg Trail Rating: 3 Peak Trail Rating: 5 Typical Terrain: Forest service roads and j

The Whipsaw is one of BC's most iconic off road trails, and for good reason. With its alpine views, crystal clear lakes, and numerous trail obstacles, the Whipsaw is an off roader's paradise. Photo by @cruiseroftheland Route Overview Trip Length & Season Adventure Rating:   Epic Trip Length:    63 miles, 2-3 days Season:    June - Early October, but always check on trail conditions near the start or end of the season (snow). To avoid mosquitoes, August and September are the