No. If you can ride confidently on gravel, you’re ready. We’ll guide you through the terrain and keep group sizes small so everyone gets the right pace

Yes, wildlife is part of the northern riding experience. It’s common to see moose, caribou, and sometimes bears along the highways. Encounters are usually from a safe distance, but we take precautions to avoid problems. Sean carries bear spray and satellite communication, and all lodging and camp areas are chosen with safety in mind. For most riders, spotting wildlife becomes one of the most memorable highlights of the trip.

Your tour includes flights from Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, or Kelowna, motorcycle rental, fuel, meals, and all accommodations. The only thing you need to bring is your riding gear and sense of adventure.

The South Canol, Top of the World, and Dempster Highways are mostly gravel roads with some challenging sections. They are demanding, but not extreme enduro trails. With guidance and preparation, most intermediate riders do very well.

We’ve scouted alternate routes and have flexibility built into the itinerary. Safety always comes first, and Sean O’Donnell, our lead guide, knows how to adapt plans to northern conditions.

We keep tours small. usually 4 to 8 riders. This ensures safety, camaraderie, and a more personal experience. We can accommodate groups for custom tours as small as 2 riders and include support trucks on groups with 3+ riders.

No problem. Hotels and lodges are included, but we also offer camping options at a reduced price for riders who want that experience.

Riding to the Arctic Ocean is not something you can improvise. You are paying for expert scouting, planning, and support that ensures you make it safely and enjoyably. Many riders say this is the highlight of their life when it comes to motorcycles.

Simply fill out the contact form at the bottom of this page. We’ll respond within 24 hours to confirm details and secure your spot.