Mackenzie

Mackenzie, nestled on the traditional territories of the Tse'Khene peoples, is rapidly emerging as a premier destination for mountain biking enthusiasts. Surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, including mountains, lakes, and rivers, this northern town offers an exceptional backdrop for outdoor adventures. Thanks to the Mackenzie Outdoor Route & Trail Association (MORATA) and the local biking community, Mackenzie's mountain biking scene is flourishing. Morfee Mountain, a centerpiece of this growth, provides diverse trails, from exhilarating downhill runs to picturesque cross-country routes, ensuring riders of all skill levels find something to enjoy.

The convenient location of Mackenzie in a flat valley allows quick, easy mountain access, ideal for serious riders and those seeking leisurely rides. The Azan Tunneh multi-use perimeter trail is wide, smooth, and relatively flat, perfect for a post-work cruise or warm-up lap. Morfee Mountain features British Columbia's longest shuttle access downhill run and the epic Morfee Mountain Ridgeline Trail, spanning 15 kilometers with 850 meters of descent. With passionate bikers, accessible trails, and a growing reputation, Mackenzie is becoming a mountain biking haven free from typical crowds and high costs.