Ride your way
From laid-back riverside rides to technical mountain trails, biking in Boundary Country is as varied as the landscape itself. Cruise historic rail trails, conquer alpine descents or fat bike through snow-covered forests. With year-round options and terrain for every skill level, there’s always a new route worth pedalling.
Activities
Boundary Country is built for two wheels. Ride gentle grades on the Kettle Valley and Columbia & Western Rail Trails or tackle world-class descents at Big White Bike Park. Explore alpine trails in summer, fat bike snow-packed routes in winter or follow forested singletrack from Christina Lake to Phoenix Mountain—every ride is a scenic one.
Biking in Boundary In Boundary Country
The choices are practically endless
Savour the wide-open spaces as you hike and bike where Bighorn sheep, elk and deer still roam. Bask in the quiet of the wilderness while you fish tranquil lakes and slow-running rivers. Ride or hike the Kettle Valley Rail Trail (KVR) from campsite to campsite and park to park.
- Johnstone Creek Provincial Park
- Conkle Lake Provincial Park
- Boundary Creek Provincial Park
- Jewel Lake Provincial Park
- Gladstone Provincial Park (Texas Creek Camping)
- Granby Provincial Park
Extraordinary Outdoor Spaces
Escape summer’s heat, if only for a day. Round up the family for a riverside picnic. Visit for the day, or camp out for a week – letting each day unfold into a well-deserved family time out.
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Know Before You Go
Safety and Regulations: Wear a helmet, carry water and check trail conditions before you ride. Wide tires are best for gravel rail trails, while fat bikes are ideal for winter routes. Many trails are shared so please ride respectfully, yield to hikers and follow posted signs. Rentals and trail maps are available at local shops and visitor centres.
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