Trails & Riding Areas

Alberta public land rules on undesignated motorized trails, reasons for route closures, and how to verify trail status before riding.

An Alberta Castle area ATV trail reduction from 350 to 137 kilometres requires planning with official designated maps.

Alberta trail access rules explain seasonal riding windows, temporary closures, and ground conditions for off-highway vehicles.

Georeferenced trail map downloads help Alberta riders track their live location offline near McLean Creek and Ghost.

Seasonal closures in the Ghost Public Land Use Zone explain why access changes, how to check conditions, and what routes remain open.

Alberta trail access rules and vehicle-size limits explain how to check width restrictions before riding an ATV or UTV.

Alberta public land rules explain where random camping is allowed and how to locate designated marked sites for ATV trips.

Ghost Public Land Use Zone camping nodes help riders locate designated overnight stops within the first 16 kilometres.

Commercial trail pass rates in Alberta vary because the province lacks one standard fee for all public OHV trails.

Three Kananaskis Conservation Pass vehicle plates explain how one annual pass covers multiple household vehicles.