Ram falls area??

[T-GUY1978]

Are there lots of trails around the ram falls area. We usually stay at big horn but we want to switch it up this time. And also is there any random camping around there? Any input is appreciated. Thanks

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[subzero]

we were there July 1
totals trails at humming bird about 45 km
slow going , rocky in a lot of spots

we are going to the big horn this week , for the week
this will be the first trip there

 

[T-GUY1978]

Wow that's not good to hear were gunna hit that up for a week. Might check it out we can always move



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[rubirose]

we were there July 1
totals trails at humming bird about 45 km
slow going , rocky in a lot of spots

we are going to the big horn this week , for the week
this will be the first trip there

Not much for riding at Hummingbird, when we were there, very rocky and dusty. Good for one weekend and that is it. Now if you take your horse you can spend a week there.lol

 

[Klondike Mike]

Pick yourself up a 2011 Bighorn Backcountry fluz map and you will find that there are some marked trails to the north, east and south of the ram falls provincial park as well. looks like there is a trail from near the prov park all the way to peppers lake.

 

[lbartels]

Pick yourself up a 2011 Bighorn Backcountry fluz map and you will find that there are some marked trails to the north, east and south of the ram falls provincial park as well. looks like there is a trail from near the prov park all the way to peppers lake.

With experinces around peppers lake. You can't ride into or out of the camp ground. But most of the trails are single track and a lot of skeg.