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10 days | June 2026
Distance: 3300 km
Riding Time: 46 hours
Journey Time: 10 days | 9 nights
Cost estimates: $695 CAD accommodation | +Your food & gas
Gas: $245 for 3300 km
Food: based on your choices. Home-cooked meals available.
Set your sights on the ultimate BC motorcycle adventure. Starting from Vancouver (West) and touching in at Lake Louise, Alberta (East), Helmcken Falls, Wells Grey Park (North) to almost kissing the USA border (South) we'll cruise through oodles of idyllic points of interest and destinations. This is riding at its best— tight curves, big climbs, wide-open panoramic views, and natural beauty that stops you in your tracks. From mountain passes to ocean, river or lakeside turns, every mile brings a new experience.
Off the bikes, it’s all about hometown hospitality, roadside cafes, great company, good food, chalet downtime, and swapping tales over a glass of Okanagan wine. If you’re after epic roads and even better riding buddies, this trip’s for you.
What does DH mean? In the description you'll see DH followed by a number... It's the Destination Highways rating system for the very best roads for motorcycling in BC based on Twistiness, Pavement & Engineering (of the roads), Scenery and Character. BC is renowned for beautiful motorcycle rides, so we'll get the best of the best!
Get your bike ready — let's go!
Day 1: North Shore Mountains to Whistler | DH 34, 28
We'll kick off the trip exploring Seymour and Cypress mountains—each with breathtaking views and curving roads. A warm up for our glorious Sea-to-Sky highway ride. After a forested Squamish Valley detour we'll continue on and settle in at Pinetree Chalet Whistler. This is a short day, providing time to explore the Whistler resort area. Home-cooked meals will be available. 200 km
Day 1: North Shore Mountains to Whistler | DH 34, 28
We'll kick off the trip exploring Seymour and Cypress mountains—each with breathtaking views and curving roads. A warm up for our glorious Sea-to-Sky highway ride. After a forested Squamish Valley detour we'll continue on and settle in at Pinetree Chalet Whistler. This is a short day, providing time to explore the Whistler resort area. Home-cooked meals will be available. 200 km
Day 2: Whistler to Sun Peaks | DH 69, 21, 3, 13, 48
Hit the road through truly stunning landscapes following Cayoosh Creek along the Duffy Lake Road to Lillooet, and on through Marble Canyon. Roll on through Cache Creek and Kamloops—or stop for a coffee and leg stretch. Take in sweeping Thompson River views before arriving at Pinetree Chalet Sun Peaks, our home base for 2 nights Home-cooked meals will be available. 350 km
Day 2: Whistler to Sun Peaks | DH 69, 21, 3, 13, 48
Hit the road through truly stunning landscapes following Cayoosh Creek along the Duffy Lake Road to Lillooet, and on through Marble Canyon. Roll on through Cache Creek and Kamloops—or stop for a coffee and leg stretch. Take in sweeping Thompson River views before arriving at Pinetree Chalet Sun Peaks, our home base for 2 nights Home-cooked meals will be available. 350 km
Day 3: Sun Peaks or Riding Options | DH 82, 59, 48
Rest: spend a day in Sun Peaks - take a scenic gondola ride; hike alpine meadows or walking trails to Sun Peaks pedestrian village to shop.
Ride: Head north to Helmcken Falls in Wells-Grey Park for another day riding scenic roads. 354 km
Get a good night's sleep in preparation for a longer travel day tomorrow.
Day 4: Sun Peaks to Golden | DH48, 47, 77, 46, 68
Prepare for another day of mountains and lakes. We'll head for the Shuswap shores before climbing into Revelstoke, with the Selkirk Mountains as a backdrop. Then through Glacier National Park with alpine scenery all the way to Golden, where we'll stay for 1 night. 432 km
Day 5: Golden to Kimberley via Lake Louise | DH 75, 22
This day is filled with Canadian Rockies views! We'll head east to iconic Lake Louise, then ride south to Radium and ending up in the Bavarian-inspired village of Kimberley, for 2 nights at Kimberley Timbers. Home-cooked meals will be available. 325 km
Note: the spectacular Alberta roads this day aren't DH rated.
Day 6: Kimberley or Riding Options | DH 53, 85
Rest: walk out the back door of Kimberley Timbers to find the Platzl Trail that takes you to Kimberley's pedestrian village.
Ride: Hop on the bike for a Rocky Mountain day-ride to Fernie. 242 km
Meet at the chalet for food and a good nights sleep.
Day 7: Kimberley to Nakusp Hot Springs | DH 1, 60, 5, 56
This is one of BC's classic motorcycle routes. Ride through the Creston Valley and following Highway 3A along Kootenay Lake, cross the Balfour Ferry (the longest free ferry ride in the world), and continue on the other side with twisty forested roads through Kaslo and New Denver before arriving at Nakusp Hot Springs for a soak and stay. 365 km
Day 8: Nakusp to Penticton | DH 11, 2
Leaving Nakusp we'll cross Arrow Lake on the Needles–Fauquier ferry, climb over Monashee Summit and descend into Vernon's ranchlands. Ride along picturesque lakes into the Okanagan Valley through orchards and wineries to our Penticton destination. 317 km
Day 9: Okanagan Vineyards or Riding Options | DH 7, 24, 17
Rest: Sip award-winning wines with vineyard views
Ride: The Penticton–Rock Creek–Osoyoos loop showcases the variety of the Okanagan - orchards, ranch country, twisty forest roads, desert hills, and a Penticton return along Skaha Lake through wine country. 309 km
Day 10: Return to North Vancouver | DH 6, 78, 44
Our journey wraps up with a final ride into Vancouver along Crowsnest and other destination highways. If you're not tired of the fabulous scenery yet, watch for more orchards and vineyards, mountains, rivers, lakes and Manning Park wildlife, rolling home with unforgettable memories. 398 km
Final Notes
This motorcycle adventure trip blends thrilling rides, alpine beauty, hot springs, vineyard views, hearty meals and relaxing chalet stays. From North Vancouver’s mountains and Whistler's alpine vibe to vistas of Sun Peaks, the grandeur of Rogers Pass, Kimberley's charm, winding lakeside roads and byways dotted with orchards and vineyards, every leg of this journey showcases BCs incredible diversity. Pack your gear, fuel your sense of adventure, and get ready for the ride of a lifetime!
The "fine print":
The price for accommodation is an estimate for now. We'll update it as more people sign up and bookings are confirmed.
You may book a private room on your own, if desired.
Expect to pay for whatever food and gas you consume.
Please arrange your travel insurance, if needed.
Daily routine: plan to be ready to roll at 8:30am. Each riding day is generally about 6 hours, plus meals and breaks. Days 4 & 7 may add +30 minutes. This allows for a relaxed evening with dinner.
Maximum of 8 riders.
Additional van ride-along may be arranged (same conditions, gas cost shared by van passengers).
What Google says about THIS tour:
The 20/20 Community tour stands out as a unique and exceptional value. It offers the key benefits of a professionally guided tour—expert route planning, and support—at a fraction of the cost. The focus on fellowship and chalet accommodation provides a unique and memorable experience.
Here's why the ride is a key component:
Emphasis on "Destination Highways": The itinerary frequently references the "Destination Highways" rating system and specifically calls out sections of the journey that are highly rated for riders. This indicates that the route was chosen for the quality of the roads themselves.
Focus on variety and scenery: The description highlights the diverse riding conditions, from "tight curves, big climbs, wide-open panoramic views" to "mountain passes to ocean, river or lakeside turns". This demonstrates that the ride is an experience in and of itself, not just a way to get from one place to another.
Balancing ride time with social time: The itinerary shows a clear rhythm that alternates between full riding days and days with riding options or free time. For example, the schedule includes a rest day in Sun Peaks and riding options in Kimberley and Okanagan, providing a balance between riding and relaxing.
Designed for motorcyclists: The detailed planning of distances, riding times, and specific points of interest indicates that the tour was crafted by and for riders who appreciate a well-designed route.
This tour is an unusual find. Congratulations on finding this unique opportunity. Given the high demand for such a low-cost, unique tour, you should act quickly to secure your spot.
Here's a detailed summary (is than an oxymoron?) of the highlights:
Seymour Mountain (Offering views of Vancouver and beyond)
Cypress Park (Offering panoramic views of the city and mountains)
Squamish (Located at the base of Stawamus Chief Mountain)
Shannon Falls Provincial Park (Offering views of a stunning waterfall)
Squamish River Road (Ride next to the stream under treed canopy)
Whistler Ski Resort (Known for Ski Mountains and surrounding alpine lakes)
Pemberton (Town surrounded by the Coast Mountains, gateway to adventures)
Cayoosh Creek (Visible from Highway 99, providing creek-side scenery)
Marble Canyon (Visible from Highway 99, a stunning feature along the route)
Lillooet (Small town along Highway 99, offering views of Fraser River)
Pavilion Provincial Park (A peaceful spot to stop and enjoy the surroundings)
Cache Creek (Known for its desert-like landscape)
Sun Peaks Ski Resort (Spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and valleys)
Heffley Lake (Visible from Tod Mountain Road, views of the Monashee Mountains)
Clearwater (Small northern town, gateway to WGPark)
Wells Gray Provincial Park (Home to one of the tallest waterfalls in Canada)
Helmcken Falls (Located in Wells Gray Provincial Park, offering stunning views)
Shuswap River (Visible along Highway 1)
Enderby (Small town with views of Shuswap River and Mara Lake)
Vernon (A central town with access to Kalamalka Lake)
Shuswap Lake (Visible near Sicamous, a large lake with recreational opportunities)
Revelstoke (Known for Illecillewaet River and Mount Revelstoke National Park)
Kicking Horse River (Visible along Highway 1, flowing from Glacier National Park)
Golden (Offering access to Yoho National Park)
Yoho National Park (Visible from Highway 1, especially near Field)
Takakkaw Falls (Visible from Yoho Valley Road, requiring a short detour)
Lake Louise (Known for the iconic lake and views of Lake Louise Ski Resort)
Bow River (Visible near Lake Louise, providing beautiful river views)
Bow Valley Parkway (A scenic detour with wildlife and natural surroundings)
Kootenay River (Visible along Highway 95, flowing past Radium Hot Springs)
Radium Hot Springs (Known for its stunning mountain views)
Bugaboos (Visible off Highway 95, known for its distinctive spire peaks)
Kimberley (A picturesque mountain town with Bavarian-style architecture)
St. Mary River (Visible along Highway 95, flowing through the valley)
Elk River (Visible along Highway 93/95, running through the valley)
Cranbrook (A small town known for its views of the Rocky Mountains)
Fernie Alpine Resort (A mountain town with stunning scenery)
Creston Valley (Known for its farmland and orchards)
Kootenay Lake (Offering stunning lake and mountain views)
Balfour Ferry (Ferry crossing over Kootenay Lake, providing great views)
Nakusp Hot Springs (Nestled in the Monashee Mountains)
Arrow Lake (Visible along Highway 23, flowing alongside the highway)
Needles Ferry (A short ferry ride with beautiful views of Arrow Lake)
Mabel Lake (Visible along Highway 6, known for its clear waters)
Lumby (A small town offering views of the Okanagan Valley)
Okanagan Valley (Known for its vineyards and orchards)
Penticton (A lakeside city, known for its vineyards, and beaches)
Osoyoos Lake (One of the warmest lakes in Canada, and its desert-like climate)
Anarchist Mountain (Offers sweeping views of the Okanagan Valley)
Rock Creek (A community with views of the Kettle River and forests)
Chute Lake (A beautiful mountain lake setting)
Kelowna (Known for vineyards, orchards, and lakeside views)
Lake Okanagan (A popular spot for boating and water sports)
Keremeos (River and mountain views)
Similkameen River (Visibly flowing through the Similkameen Valley)
Princeton (A small town surrounded by forests and rivers)
Tulameen River (Visible in Princeton, providing a scenic backdrop)
Manning Provincial Park (Known for alpine meadows, lakes, and forests)
Hope (Gateway to the Fraser Valley," with views of the Cascade Mountains)
Fraser Valley (Heading into lush, green landscapes with Fraser River views)
North Vancouver (Home; offering coastal views, rich culture and your own bed)
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