Northern BC

Northern Rockies Adventures

Discover the Untamed Beauty of BC’s Northern Rockies

Northern Rockies Adventures operates from Muncho Lake in Northeastern BC, located along the Alaska Highway near Mile 462, roughly three hours northwest of Fort Nelson. Access is primarily by road, with the remote destination rewarding riders with a true Northern Rockies backcountry experience.

Riding ranges from guided downhill adventures such as the Nonda Tower area to scenic cross-country routes like the Lakeshore Loop and longer backcountry excursions into the surrounding valleys. Beyond biking, explore natural hot springs, paddle turquoise lakes, hike alpine trails, fish, and experience some of BC’s best wildlife viewing.

The Northern Rockies Adventures operates on the unceded traditional lands of the Dene People, specifically the Kaska Dena First Nation.

Number of Trails:
11
Highest Elevation:
1650 m
Trails:
easy
5
intermediate
6

Getting Here and Trail Access

Northern Rockies Adventures opertates from the shores of Muncho Lake in Northeastern BC. Located approximately 3 hours northwest of Fort Nelson on the Alaska Highway.

Fort Nelson on Trailforks.com

Northern Rockies Adventures is easily reached via paved and well-maintained roads from Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Whitehorse. Located at Mile 462 of the world famous Alaska Highway.

Driving Distances & Times:

  • Fort Nelson - 249 km (155 mi), 3 hours
  • Whitehorse - 702 km (436 mi), 7.5 hours
  • Prince George - 1,056 km (656 mi), 11 hours
  • Edmonton - 1287 km (800 mi), 14 hours
  • Vancouver - 1,819 km (1130 mi), 20 hours

Northern Rockies Adventures offers all inclusive packages with private flights from Vancouver. Guests fly direct from Vancouver’s Pitt Meadows Airport to Fort Nelson Northern Rockies Regional Airport in just 2¼ hours—fast, easy, and hassle-free!

Northern Rockies Regional Airport is located in Fort Nelson with direct fights from Edmonton and Prince George by Central Mountain Air

Most trails in the Northern Rockies are multi-use with the majority of trails being in BC parks. Trails are sparsely travelled and often old Alaska highway routes making for generally easy riding. Below are trail currently on trailforks, plus a link to a PDF of the Northern Rockies Trail Guide.

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