on the day

Day 1 – We spend an hour getting you acquainted with your machine, gear, comm unit and fill out some paperwork before heading out for a quick off-road skills test. Next, we head over the Hurley Pass Which is about an 80 km mostly off-road ride. Along the way, we will see spectacular views of the Pemberton Meadows as we leave Pemberton and descend down into the Bridge River Valley. We will explore Lots of backroads that climb up mountains, explore the historic mining towns of Bralorne and Gold Bridge who have a population of fewer than 100 people together. We will make our way to our chalet for the night.

Day 2 – We start the day with a little double track riding at a local riding area. We take a back road through mountains and pass through a past forest fire site, along a few lakes and start making our way to a local town named Lillooet for lunch. This is an unbelievable section of tarmac and dirt, lots of huge rock formations, sheer drops and very little traffic. Once in Lillooet we follow the Fraser River South and take a Reaction ferry across to the other side, a lot of fun! Once across we find a local backroad that takes weaves its way through the forest and into the hills to Lillooet and then back to our home base.

Day 3 – We start the day with a little more double track to get warmed up. We go ride up a local mountain forest service road to a stunning alpine meadow, then we start making our way along carpenter lake rd and climb up over mission mountain. This road is ADV heaven, fairly well-manicured dirt road with consistent corners and stunning views. We have lunch at a little spot in Seton Portage and challenge your guide to a game of pool, he never loses. We cross the magnificent Highline road that sits hundreds of feet above Anderson Lake and eventually make our way back home to Pemberton.