“Get Lost…Find Yourself”
Adventure and Dualsport Motorcycle camping weekend.
Critter Moto is excited to announce the first annual “Get Lost…Find Yourself” Adventure & Dualsport Motorcycle campout, taking place September 15-17, 2023 on beautiful northern Vancouver Island. This event is a charity fundraiser for HeadsUpGuys.org.
HeadsUpGuys, a program of the University of British Columbia (UBC), is a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and support for Men’s Mental Health.
The campout promises to be an exciting and memorable experience for all attendees, offering a weekend of camping, riding, and camaraderie with like-minded individuals. Friday is check-in day, and participants will have the opportunity to set up their campsites and mingle with fellow riders. On Saturday, we will begin the day with a delicious pancake breakfast before embarking on an unforgettable day of self guided riding. After exploring the rugged terrain and picturesque vistas of the surrounding area, riders will return to camp for a mouth-watering BBQ burger dinner followed by raffles and draws for amazing prizes. Sunday is pack-up day, as attendees say goodbye to new friends and memories that will last
Get Lost, Find Your Selfie Challenge
High Above Nimpkish Lake
Epic Nimpkish Lake Beach Ride
Beginner Level
Nimpkish/Port Alice/Telegraph Cove/Bonanza Lake Loop
245km of logging mains: visiting the coastal town of Port Alice, historic Telegraph Cove, and Bonanza lake.
Beginner level. Fuel is available along the route.
Rockhounding Route
Granby / Whatshan / Shelter Bay Route
Want a way to get from Grand Forks to the Shelter Bay ferry avoiding all that pavement through Nakusp? Have we got the answer for you! Stellar gravel riding through the Granby, Edgewood, Whatshan Lake and along the West shore
Lemon Creek Route
Heading up Six Mile Lake and down Lemon Creek is a classic dual-sport ride. The typical loop is just up, down and back on the highway through the Slocan Valley. But…..there’s options!! Get the .gpx or .kml file via Gaia
Glacier Route
Riding the loop around the Kokanee Park is a must do! Travelling through Nelson, Balfour, Kaslo, New Denver and through the Slocan Valley. It has some of the most flowy twisties anywhere. Get the .gpx or .kml file via Gaia
BC Fuel Stations
It’s sorta one of those things. If you travel around, you need gas. And when you need it, you really need it! Here’s a map of places to get fuel. Is this EVERY station? Of course not. If you’re headed
Campsites
One awesome part of travelling in British Columbia is the abundance of Recreational Sites to camp at! Download the .KML for Google Maps Download the .GPX for GAIA View in Google Earth Fortunately, along with all the forestry roads that
Kootenay Pass Loop Route
Ok folks, this one is a classic! A paved, smooth, flowy cruise, it takes the rider through some spectacular scenery. Along the North Shore of Kootenay lake, across the longest free ferry in the world, through the twisties on the
Castlegar-Christina Lake Route
Do you like beautiful Lake views? Do you like groomed railbed gravel? Do you like getting around a mountain pass on the pavement? Do you like old railway trestles? But….are you afraid of the dark? Bulldog tunnel is almost a
Trout Lake Loop
Discover the Kootenays on a breathtakingly picturesque circle motorcycle tour through the heart of the Selkirks, a 390-kilometre loop that starts and ends in Nelson, B.C., with stops in New Denver, Nakusp and Kaslo. Get the .gpx or .kml file
Buchanan Lookout
The Buchanan Lookout stands tall at 1,912 m (6,272 Ft) and offers stunning views of the Kootenay Lake, Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park, Goat Range Provincial Park and the Purcell Mountains. Get the .gpx or .kml file via Gaia Gaia Tutorial
Gray Creek Pass
The climb to Gray Creek Pass is 5,000 ft of elevation gain in 16.5 km making it the highest dirt pass in Canada! The 6,850 foot high Gray Creek Pass runs between Kootenay Lake on the west and Kimberly to