Trails & Bridges

2026 Projects are underway!

Grants from ATVBC, ORCBC and ORV Fund have been approved for our 2026 planned projects.

The "Stephanie Creek Bridge" and the "Rond Creek Bridge" were an essential part of keeping the trails between Prince George and Wells safely accessible to all users.
As of June 11, 2026, these two bridges were removed from their locations due to liability and safety issues.
Stay tuned as we navigate this new hurdle.

Ride at Your Own Risk

Use the trails located on Tabor Mountain at your own risk. Trails are built and maintained by volunteers. At times, unknown and unmarked hazards may exist.

Always ride with caution and obey all signs. Always be prepared for the unexpected, and make sure to have a "First Aid Kit" and "Recovery Equipment" with you!

July 4, 2026 - Brushing of Rond Creek FSR

Thanks to a wonderful group of club volunteers, the "Rond Creek FSR" is now open to all users.

❤️ Huge Thank you❤️ to Lance and Shannon, Tim and Tanya, Mark and Cindy, Lance and Jannette, Nathan, Bernie, Ernie, George, John, Sue and Dominic for all of your hard work today!

The trail was brushed for 3.6 kms, and groomed at least 8-10 feet wide!

The trail is 80 percent cleaned, but be cautious of loose-lying sticks. Most sticks are short in length.

July 1, 2026 - Dorothy Lake Trail Culvert Replacement

Another productive day for club volunteers!

The culvert on Dorothy Lake Trail has been realigned, and the trail is open again. We appreciate your patience as we improve the safety of our trails.

HUGE THANK YOU to Lance, Nathan, Ernie, Bernie, and George for their dedication. They left their loved ones behind on this Canada Day to volunteer their time and improve our trails for everyone’s benefit.

June 15-18, 2026 - Brushing of Burgess Trail

Ride with Care & Attention

The Burgess Trail was brushed from the trailhead to the OVR. However, the trail will require additional maintenance.

Lots of willows and rocks on the ground that will need to be removed for the safety of the riders and their off-road vehicles.

A workbee will be scheduled soon and will require lots of volunteers to remove all the debris from the trail.

Please be aware of these objects and ride with caution!

June 5, 2026 - First campout and workbee

Volunteers were out for trail maintenance on Friday, June 5th to have the trails in top shape for the upcoming events for our club members.

April 2026 - Spring is here, and that means the Club is preparing for the riding season.

Volunteer club members were fabricating metal posts for signage to be installed on the trails. Thank you to Lance, Ernie, and Bernie.

April 6, 2026 - The sign at the snowmobile club parking lot was finally replaced this weekend by volunteer club members.

Last year, this sign was used for shotgun target practice.
These signs are very expensive to replace.

April 6, 2026 - The parking lot is almost cleared of all the snow!

The club members will be busy on Sunday, April 12, with the cleanup of the parking lot from all the winter activities.

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