Submit a Route.
Bring an existing route into the ABS network while retaining ownership and choosing whether navigation stays creator-hosted or ABS may host a supplied GPX.
Submit a route →
Get involved
Help build what Alberta bikepacking is missing.
You do not need to be a legal member of the Society to contribute. Good routes depend on creators, riders and local knowledge.
Routes first01 · Route creators 02 · Anyone who rides 03 · Ongoing contributors
Three ways to strengthen the route network.
Report a Route Issue.
Tell ABS about closures, gates, dry water sources, washouts, campground changes, resupply problems, navigation errors and other current conditions.
Report an issue →Become a Route Steward.
Develop an ongoing relationship with one route and help keep its planning information, access context and verification history useful.
Learn about Route Stewards →Write or photograph Alberta.
Ride reports, community stories, practical knowledge and strong photography can help build a richer picture of bikepacking across the province.
Contribute a story →Bring the skill you already have.
Mapping, GIS, writing, photography, web work, event support, local knowledge, advocacy and administration can all become useful as ABS grows.
Volunteer with ABS →Use it. Share it. Improve it.
Ride the routes, send useful feedback, support communities along the way and help make the information better.
Contribute knowledge →No membership fee required.
ABS is being built around free public routes and resources rather than a paywall.