On average, we ride 200 km per day. Most of the riding is off-road: expect dust, shallow water crossings, gravel, and possible mud. Midway through the 10-day road trip, you’ll enjoy a free day to take in local attractions and rest.

The support vehicle carries all luggage. Due to limited space, you’re allowed to bring one medium-sized bag.

Our support vehicle is available to help you relax. Please note that seating is limited.

Yes, all tours start and end at the same location.

Our philosophy is to make the road trip a truly Canadian experience. That’s why we stay in comfortable outfitters, fully equipped cabins, and all-inclusive campsites with essential services. The B46 team will handle the camp setup.

Our tours are designed to be challenging yet fun. Our certified guides will share tips to help you perform at your best. It’s definitely an experience for riders of all levels.

Yes, we have a support team with you at all times. Their role is to provide mechanical assistance, handle luggage, and set up the campsites.

The logistics vehicle carries a mobile repair workshop for minor fixes. We also have a backup motorcycle. If needed, it will be made available at no cost to clients who rented a vehicle from B46. If you need to replace your own bike, you can rent the B46 backup motorcycle for $300 per day.

All meals during the trip are included. Alcoholic beverages are not part of the package.

Since the road trip takes place mostly in the wilderness, it’s important for the group to stay together for safety reasons. One of our guides’ main roles is to ensure that all participants ride at a consistent pace.

Yes, B46 provides participants with a GPS as part of our safety policy.

Yes, if you wish. You can always book a single room at the outfitters. During camping, you’ll have your own private tent.

The tours are designed for a maximum of 8 participants. The route is suitable for all skill levels, but we do recommend some off-road experience.

Our season starts in late spring and ends in early fall. Temperatures can range from 10°C to 25°C. There’s a low chance of rain, but keep in mind—we’re in Canada.

Yes, you can join with your own motorcycle. Just make sure it qualifies as an adventure bike and is equipped with 40-60 knobby tires.

Medical services may not be immediately available. We travel with a first aid kit developed by SIRIUSMED, and we have satellite communication for emergencies.

B46 offers insurance at a cost of CAD $250 per trip. It covers third-party liability and any damage to the motorcycle up to a maximum of CAD $2,500. Any amount exceeding this must be covered by the client.

Required

• Helmet with visor or goggles
• Motorcycle boots and gloves
• Motorcycle jacket and pants
• Valid driver’s license

Recommended

• Rain gear suitable for adventure motorcycling
• Bug net
• Hydration pack or water bottle

With pleasure! Contact us to talk it over.

B46 publishes all its activities during the first quarter of each year. Availability is limited, so we recommend booking as early as possible.

Yes, all participants must hold a valid motorcycle license. This applies to both on-road and off-road tours and training events.

• 18 years old to join an activity with your own motorcycle
• 21 years old to rent one of our motorcycles