Motorcycle Roads in Canada
Oh Canada! Oh what a great country to explore on a motorcycle ... motorcycle roads & rides abound in this riders' paradise!! Canada is a country blessed with an abundance of scenic splendor covering the gamut of grandiose beauty - alpine mountains, lush forests, expansive plains, and picturesque coastlines. And, the country has an exceptionally vibrant and robust tourism atmosphere that welcomes motorcycle riders with open arms ... providing an unspoiled palette for you to create your own Canadian motorcycle trip adventures.
Nice mountain (small-medium) view, the roads travel through thick forests and along countless bodies of water ... many different rivers & lakes!
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The route starts at Old Fort Erie, which offers a rich historical experience. There are picnic areas to stop at and enjoy some down time, as well as tours available. Heading north along the Niagara…
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This a very scenic ride. You start off in the Takhini River valley with mountains visible to the sides. Past Haines Junction you will ride along the shoreline of Kluane Lake, through Destruction Bay…
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Mont Tremblant is a ski hill in the winter.. $$$$ expensive place but done right.. amazing scenery and they really know how to cater to guests if you wanted to stay there I highly recommend it, if…
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This road does have great scenery but because of it's technical difficulty I don't often pay too much attention to it. There are gorgeous granite rock cuts that often feel like they're overhanging…
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Scenic road with lots of curves. If you like water scenery, this road takes you right through the heart of the Island. There are beautiful high spots with incredible look outs.
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This route seems to have a little something of everything! You'll travel through heavily treed areas, farmland and some hills with beautiful valley views. You'' pass a quiet country cemetery and…
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Most of this circle route follows the many arms of the Shuswap Lake and Mara Lake. You'll be riding the valleys between the mountains with spectacular views. Many an animal to be seen from bears,…
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The scenery is typical far north pine forest to start out. Up to Carmacks you ride in a valley with many lakes along the road. You cross the Yukon river at Carmacks and follows that for a while.…
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Amazing views as you descend into the valley. Once at the bottom there are roads you can turn off to ride through the valley or keep going up the other side for more spectacular views of the Qu'…
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The scenery on this route is spectacular. You follow the Kicking Horse River as you leave Golden in a narrow, deep valley. Mountains rise on all side as you climb upwards towards Kicking Horse Pass.…
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This route is northern wilderness at its best. It starts off following the shore of Dease Lake. After that it follows a river valley interspersed with several lakes with mountains rising up on both…
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Rolling, twisty road winding its way through the woods. Beautiful old farms and barns, wonderful scenery, an escape from the hustle and bustle of highways and cities.
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The scenery is on this route is just awesome mile after mile. You are surrounded by mountains as you follow the Bell-Irving river up to the Ningunsaw Park. The road takes on a hilly flavor through…
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If ever there were a resort playground with everything to offer in the “great outdoors,” the mature forests, lakes, and rivers of this area surely must be it. On the Canadian Shield land, visitors…
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This route follows the Skeena river all the way to the Cassiar. You ride in the broad Skeena River Valley. There are numerous Bald Eagles along the route, we joked they were like pigeons back home at…
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The town of Skagway is very picturesque start to this route. The road climbs out from there into beautiful mile after mile of mountain scenery. There are numerous turnouts to stop and admire the…
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The scenery really picks up after the first 20 miles from Prince George. You follow the deep Fraser River Valley all the way to Tete Juane Cache. Mountains rise up on both sides of the route and get…
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Something that should not be missed in one's riding life is the incredibly scenic province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Newfoundland is Canada’s most easterly province and is known for friendliness…
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This route winds through the scenic Bear Creek Canyon. There are snow capped mountains with waterfalls along the route. There is a pulloff for viewing the awesome Bear Glacier. The route will take…
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