Welcome Okanagan
Trail Riders !
Bear Creek OHV Trail Update May 17th 2022.
The trail system is cleared except for the higher elevations for Area 51. Riding is excellent and the camping is expected to be full for the long weekend. The Aspen area Beginner's Area has now been doubled in size and a new Beginner's area has been added beside the Burke Campsite. All this moisture has created some epic trail conditions! Join us May 29th for the Alf Klassen. Register here.
***NO SPARK ARRESTOR / NO RIDE***
All rides, orange, red, yellow, blue, green, big, small, old, young, two wheels, 4 wheels, 2 stroke and 4 stroke will be checked before unloading.
No joking don't show up without a spark arrestor.
ABOUT THE
Okanagan Trail Riders Association
Welcome to the website of the Okanagan Trail Riders Association, a group of motorcycle and ATV enthusiasts who are protecting your opportunity to ride in the Okanagan Valley. Efforts by club members have secured your access to riding areas that were disappearing. The Bear Creek OHV riding area is now designated as a motorized recreation area which is recognized and administered by the Province of British Columbia.
ABOUT THE
Bear Creek OHV Trail System
The area encompasses over 85,000 acres of designated riding area and features 350 kms of planned trails for off road motorcycle and ATV’s. The environmentally sustainable world class trail system is safe, easy to navigate, well maintained and enjoyable for all levels of riders from Peewee to Expert.
ABOUT THE
The Bear Creek Rec Site
The Bear Creek Rec Site area also offers 40+ dry campsites first come first serve $15/night. The sites are traditional BC Rec campsites with fire rings and picnic tables. Conveniently located within the trail system with ride in and ride out access.
OUR VISION
To be a world-class OHV area with a trail system that is safe, sustainable, easy to navigate, well maintained and enjoyable for all types and levels of riders.
OTRA'S MISSION STATEMENT
To be a financially sustainable organization that is responsible for the stewardship of the Bear Creek OHV area and to support a club of trail riding enthusiasts that fosters an environment that the club community can grow and flourish.