Adventure motorcycle route map of the Kootenay Boundary region with dense campsite and fuel markers

Kootenay Boundary

picture of KTM Motorcycle on sandy beach

It’s amazing how varied the terrain and communities are in the Kootenay Boundary region. You can travel through completely different environments all in the same day! And it’s all here to download in one PACK.

Gaia map of motorcycle routes in the Kootenay boundary

⬇️ Get the .gpx or .kml file via Gaia Gaia Tutorial on using files

So, here’s how the maps works. Everything is based on the type of riding surface. Colour-coded for your convenience! Green is paved, Blue is unpaved, and Red is spicy! It’s unpaved but either more technical or has something on it that may be trickier for some rider/bike combinations. I’m never going to make assumptions about your skill level or enthusiasm, you know you. Always ride to what you’re comfortable with. 

You can add everything in Gaia to you own (free) account, or download it straight away and add it to any app or Garmin unit.

a picture of a motorcycle rider on the railbed near rock creek

All the Waypoints

There are waypoints for Camping, fuel, beer, motels, motorcycle shops, food, and cool places to see! Download the entire Pack so you’ll know where everything is, even offline in the middle of that back road you’ve never been on before…

Picture of KTM motorcycle in front of the tunnel of flags
Motorcycle in front of Copper Eagle in Greenwood
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