Hummingbird Trail
 

The Onion Lake, Hummingbird and Canary Creek trails form a 45 km loop through the wilderness. I took my Chinese made Pitster 250cc along with a few KTM, Yamaha and Honda bikes on the loop. I dropped it once but there are a few gnarly hill climbs and deep ATV ruts, so all the bikes went down at one place or another - most more than once. The little 250cc came through with flying colours!

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More photo's here;

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That's awesome!

Nice shot! That looks like a beautiful place to ride.

Very cool! I did a quick Google, thats Canada?



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I see the link to all your photos. Very nice!



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Yes. Alberta, Canada. West of Rocky Mountain House in the foothills of the Rockies. And yes that was snow is a couple of pictures even though it hit 34C (93F) down in the valley.

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It sure is. The famous Icefields Parkway between Lake Louise and Jasper is just over the ridge to the west.

Just beautiful. So fortunate to have a group to ride with in such a great place. Thanks for sharing rocky.

I love the David Thompson area; I miss camping there.

Awesome scenery! I saw some Alberta Dual Sport stickers, were some of the riders members?
Definitely good terrain to test the knobbies! :)

Yes, we are all Alberta Dual Sport riders. You?

Baseline fire lookout. Another popular destination of mine. ;-)

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Had my last ride on the XTR a couple of days ago. After half a dozen rides this spring it's gone to live with some new owners. Kinda sad really but I do have two other bikes and a quad.

It's been a good machine.

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