Crowsnest Pass, AB
Best ride ever: The hidden past of Crowsnest Pass
Lisa Block, Polaris RZR enthusiast, had her best ride ever in the ghost town of Lille in southern Alberta
by Kyle BornCrowsnest Pass
Crowsnest Pass Hotshot photo
"We were out riding the Crowsnest region in southern Alberta. We had just left the plane crash site and were travelling south to check out the fire lookout tower. Beautiful views."
Crowsnest Pass, AB
The Crowsnest Pass is a blast (for now)
Peter Reed, VP of the AOHVA and director of the Crowsnest Pass Quad Squad, builds bridges to creeks, falls and backcountry adventure
by Kyle Born
ATV Zone,
Crowsnest Pass, AB
Crowsnest Pass: A revered ATVing destination
One of Southern Alberta’s most beautiful areas to go ATVing faces an uncertain future.
by Kirsten Armleder
ATV Zone,
Crowsnest Pass, AB
Flatlanders go to the mountains
In August of 2016, the Crowsnest Pass Quad Squad, the local ATV club in the area, hosted several members of the Queen City Quadders (Regina, Saskatchewan area ATV club) for a week of riding in the Castle area.
by John Meed
Motorcycle Zone,
Crowsnest Pass, AB
Five stops along The Crow
Here are five things motorcyclists travelling along Crowsnest Highway 3 can see and do.
by Kirsten Armleder
Crowsnest Pass, AB
Southern Alberta’s summer playground
Whether it’s ATVing, fishing or a bit of both, the Crowsnest Pass is a hotspot for backcountry enthusiasts.
by Kirsten Armleder
ATV Zone,
Crowsnest Pass, AB
September Crowsnest Pass Quad Squad Bridging Project
The Crowsnest Quad Squad worked 231 man hours to repair and upgrade three bridges on their trails.
by Hugh Dunham
Crowsnest Pass, AB
Crowsnest trails need rebuilding after last year’s floods
The Crowsnest Pass Quad Squad faces a big challenge in restoring some of the best quad trails in western Canada.
by Kris Dickeson
Crowsnest Pass, AB
Stewardship and safety in the Crowsnest Pass
The Crowsnest Pass Quad Squad Association has worked hard to maintain and develop new trails for the enjoyment of ATVers. President Wade Aebli said the work has really paid off.
by Lisa Crane