Pics from the club ride in the Crowsnest Pass

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I haven't been out to CNP yet, but we're coming out the weekend of August 20th. After seeing all your pics, I can't wait!
 

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Awesome pics, looks like a nice spot to ride.......
On a side note, do you ever use 4 wheel drive on them trails.....
 

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Awesome pics, looks like a nice spot to ride.......
On a side note, do you ever use 4 wheel drive on them trails.....

a lot of people will use 4x4 alot.. there are many steep hill climbs.. some of them are up to a mile long.. its some crasy riddin there.. the pics just touch the surface.. this is my third time there.... just incredible!

honestly, you can make 95 % in two wheel drive, if you have lots of experience and a good machine. some of the hairest hill climbs are in the CNP. i had no problem, only swithcing into 4x4 for a few short minutes( just for security) and up she went..
 

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I think you would fall into the clipper catergory.....lol Your bike is fast, don`t ask me how i know.....
 

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Actually we are leaving for the CNP area this Saturday morning. But we will start on the south side of hwy 3. We may then move over to the north side at Atlas or Mcgillvary. 5 more sleeps.
 

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CNP has some great areas to ride. We took these before we went to S & M Jamboree. We randomed camped at Atlas, and rode from there. These pics are at the lookout/weather station, east of MacGillivery. Great alpine rides to treeline, and some snow.:)
 

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Great video, it was like revisiting it again. These are pics. of the Dakota Plane Crash. We staged at York Creek. Aircraft aluminum lasts a long time. We had to hike up the last 200-300 m due to the snow on trail. We had a two wheel drive sport quad, and the one wheel drive bike. Awesome ride up.Reccommended:d Does snow still block the trail Grinder? Probably not for the 4x4's.
 

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It was just in the one spot and it was passable. I just thought my mud pro was as light as a feather and it wouldnt break the crust.:nono:
 

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Snow must still be blocking the trails, didn't you see him reaching for the winch in the snow. Mud pro maybe, but not snow pro. Looks like sweet riding there, but them bridges look pretty narrow how do SXS's get over or around or are they not allowed there?
 

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We saw S x S 's there. Some narrow trails, probably stuff you have already encountered.... Not sure 'bout the bridges, we crossed a few though. Three new bridges were installed up MacGillivery Creek, care of the Quad Squad.:perfect10:
Someone should invent some retractable axles..........
60 wide to 48 wide at the push of a button.:rolleyes:
 

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There are still trails through the streams that you can use. Im guessing that the bridges are there for the quads just because of the volume of them. It keeps the majority of traffic out of the stream. So SxS no problem. There is downloadable trail maps for southern Alberta and info for staging areas on the club site quadsquad.ca I am very impressed about the maintenance, care and signage that they have done. Cant wait to get back Aug long and do some more.
 

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those first pics are from the ride to the repeater... where the communication towers are... last year we wnet up there at night to watch the fireworks down in coleman cause last weekend was thunder in the valley...

we have been to the plane crash but it is on the oppistite side of the highway from macgillvery and atlas.. all our riding was done on the side we camped on in Macgilvery.
 

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we did that ride last year with the quad squad and it was one of the best rides we had last year we seen things in the back country that we didn't know existed like the town of lille and the fan for the mines
 

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we were there last year..never got to see the plane tho..but what awesome trails and scenery..cant wait to go back!
 
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