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EAST KOOTENAY
Reaching new heights
I’ve always loved the East Kootenay region of B.C. and have explored parts of it on an ATV, but after spending a week quadding in the mountains here last summer, I have an even greater appreciation for the region in which I live. |
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ELKFORD
Go wild
Reputed as the Wilderness Capital of B.C., it is no wonder Elkford offers endless backcountry adventures. |
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REVELSTOKE
Explore the alpine
ATVing in Revelstoke is always a surprise. With varying terrain and the chance to see wildlife around every bend, there is no telling what you will come across in this spectacular natural playground. |
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REVELSTOKE
A hot spot to ride
Already recognized worldwide as a snowmobiler’s kingdom, Revelstoke is also a mecca for ATVers who want to discover a region full of diverse terrain, breathtaking scenery and phenomenal outdoor adventures. |
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CAMPBELL RIVER
Coastline to mountaintop
With its mild Pacific Coast climate, Campbell River is a natural destination for ATV enthusiasts. |
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TUMBLER RIDGE
Take a ride on the ridge
Magnificent mountain ridges and valleys abound with waterfalls, caves, alpine vistas and other geological formations. These features alone will take your breath away before you have a chance to discover the amazing ATVing opportunities. |
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INSIDE THE INDUSTRY » VALEMOUNT, BRITISH COLUMBIA
A business adventure
Lisa Levasseur, owner of Terracana Ranch Resort in Valemount, B.C., is one of the few people who can make a living doing what they love. |
SICAMOUS
A place to explore
Dotted with sparkling lakes and some of the most picturesque towns and communities in B.C., the Shuswap is one of the most rewarding places in B.C. to visit. |
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| Alberta |
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IRON HORSE TRAIL
A rewarding ride
It was the Family Day long weekend in Alberta on February 18, 2008, we had just come out of a -30°C cold snap and I was going stir crazy. |
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IRON HORSE TRAIL
Ride on the Iron Horse
The Iron Horse Trail—a 300-kilometre-plus, multi-use, town-to-town trail in east-central Alberta—is the ideal route to travel regardless of the season. |
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CROWSNEST PASS
A slice of heaven
When the snow melts and summer arrives in the Crowsnest Pass, the region becomes a haven for ATVers like Patricia Lundy.
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CROWSNEST PASS
ATV in the Pass
Sitting in the southwest corner of Alberta is the gorgeous Crowsnest Pass. This area, known for its rugged natural beauty, is becoming the hub of ATV activity for southern Alberta. |
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| Manitoba |
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MANITOBA
Covering ground
On Saturday, November 10, 2007, my husband and riding buddy, Andy Brandt, and I left our home in Ross, Manitoba, accompanied by our friends Chris Fox-Decent, Don Dwyer, Ryan Lentz and Doug Ranger at approximately 7:45 a.m. and headed for Stead to meet a group of riders from Trackshare.com at the Northstar Trails at 10 a.m. |
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WOODRIDGE
An ATVers grove
One place that sets the standard for ATVing in Manitoba is Woodridge. A community situated in the Sandilands region of eastern Manitoba, Woodridge is home to beautiful scenery, a variety of terrain options and an exhaustive supply of trails. |
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MANITOBA
Quad heaven
Manitoba is serious about its ATVing. With hundreds of riding areas, plenty of trails and a variety of terrain, it is no wonder riders in this province are so passionate about the sport. |
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| USA |
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PALMER, ALASKA
ATV the Alaskan frontier
One of the best ways to see this magnificent land is by ATV, according to Craig Saunders, owner of Alaska Backcountry Adventure Tours. |
