Alberta
Alberta—Canada’s Wild Rose Country—has a lot to offer motorsports enthusiasts. From rugged mountains and rolling foothills to sprawling farmland and wide open country, there is so much to see and do. Explore this page to learn more about the ATVing, motorcycling and dirt biking opportunities in Alberta.
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Calgary
Yee ha! Cowboys cheer for Aussie Maddison
The second stop of the Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour was a motocross sensation
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ATVing on the Crowsnest Pass
An explorer’s dream
If you ride an ATV, you can access a plethora of impressive trails in this region.
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ATVing on Iron Horse Trail
Rail grade adventure
Steve and Lyn Hessels enjoyed two ATV rides on the Iron Horse Trail
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ATVing in the Crowsnest Pass
The difference one back country bridge can make
In January, 2007, the Quad Squad was approved for funding for two crossings, a 40-foot and a 50-foot bridge on York Creek upstream of Coal Haul Road.
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ATVing in Compeer
Oh, you wanted extreme?
Alberta’s Corner Grass off-road event tests some of the best riders
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ATVing in Grande Prairie
Endurance racing meets friendly competition
March is going to be an exciting month for both the Peace Motocross Association and the Grande Prairie Motocross Association.
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ATVing in Crowsnest Pass
Happy Trails
The Crowsnest Pass Quad Squad Association has teamed up with the Alberta Conservation Association and Devon Canada to build a new bridge over Allison Creek.
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ATVing in Crowsnest Pass
New beginnings
Some would argue that you can’t write about ATVing until you’ve gone ATVing. I counter that by saying that I can and I have, but it wasn’t until I finally got a chance to go out on a machine that I felt qualified to do it with enthusiasm.
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ATVing in Whitecourt
Wilderness awaits
Nestled in an ATVing paradise, Whitecourt lies in an area that lets riders explore uninhabited land and rough, muddy terrain.
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ATVing in Fort McMurray
Rediscovering Richardson
This was my second trip into the Richardson Backcountry, north of Fort McMurray, Alberta. The first time I went in was to witness the expanse of the area and assess the current trail system and infrastructure.
Alberta key contacts
When you store start with STA-BIL
STA-BIL Fuel Stabilizer is specially formulated to keep fuel fresh for quick, easy starts after storage. Normally, stored fuel can go bad in as little as 60 days, causing varnish deposits and corrosion to build up in engines; however, with STA-BIL's blend of scientific additives, fuel will stay fresh for up to two years (using twice the recommended dosage). It also cleans carburetors and fuel injectors, prolongs engine life and eliminates the need to drain fuel before storage. STA-BIL Fuel Stabilizer can be used for all two- and four-stroke gasoline engines, including snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, boats, jet skis and other power equipment.
Gold Eagle Co
HOW DOES SNOWMOBILING AFFECT CARIBOU?
As most snowmobiling occurs in high elevation areas, there is the potential for snowmobiling to disturb and displace these animals from their preferred habitat into areas less suitable and more prone to avalanches. Mountain caribou may also become stressed, which can affect energy reserves during critical time periods. In addition, snowmobile trails can provide easier access for predators into areas occupied by mountain caribou. Please take caution and be aware of, and avoid, mountain caribou in your riding area.
Environmental Stewardship Division, Ministry Of EnvironmentPHONE: (250) 565-6135Email: e-mail this contact
Big-City Selection with Small-Town Charm
The friendly folks at A&B Liquor Store invite you to stop by and discover their impressive selection of wines, beers, liquors, coolers, and a fantastic display of giftware. They also make up unique gift baskets that can be filled with anything in the store—allowing you to add that personal touch for someone special. The staff and management of A&B take great pride in the top—notch service they provide to each and every customer, and are pleased to be a supplier for special events. A&B Liquor Store is conveniently located next to Tim Horton's, at the west access to Blairmore in the Crowsnest Pass.
Kootenay Rockies
Create your dual sport adventure today!
Dual Tracks Inc. is a dual sport motorcycle adventure company with guides who have years of backroad riding experience. We would like to introduce you to a DS motorcycle experience as we ride through the spectacular foothills and mountains of southern Alberta and British Columbia.
Dual Tracks offers adventure tours and training for either multi-day or multi-week sessions, as well as both half- and full-day rides. We supply bikes if needed, and meals for full-day participants.
Let us provide you with an unforgettable, challenging and safe DS ride. We believe that a great ride is best shared with others, hence our motto, “Dual Tracks, ride with friends.”