I know people that explore the FSRs North of Vancouver through Squamish and all the way up to Pemberton and beyond. I once rode Whistler to Lillooet on a road bike, and a gravel bike would have done that well - particularly in those areas where the paving isn't great. More locally I've seen lots of gravel riders riding around the Mt Seymour Conservation Reserve (formerly Seymour Demonstration Forest). While not exactly exciting, that's a better ride than up and down the Fromm fire road imo.
March 23, 2022, 12:16 p.m. - khai
I know people that explore the FSRs North of Vancouver through Squamish and all the way up to Pemberton and beyond. I once rode Whistler to Lillooet on a road bike, and a gravel bike would have done that well - particularly in those areas where the paving isn't great. More locally I've seen lots of gravel riders riding around the Mt Seymour Conservation Reserve (formerly Seymour Demonstration Forest). While not exactly exciting, that's a better ride than up and down the Fromm fire road imo. 