Tag: Biking

Construction approved by Courtenay Council on new multi-use path on Lake Trail

A new pathway will soon make it safer for people to travel between two Comox Valley schools this fall. 

Learn to Bike Week at Mount Washington

This week is Learn to Bike Week at Mount Washington. The resort is offering a 50% discount on their...

Riders set for the BC Bike Race

Mountain bikers from around the world arrive in Cumberland Thursday for the start of the BC Bike Race. The first...

2017 Dodge City Enduro fast approaching

The following release courtesy of the United Riders of Cumberland. Local mountain bikers looking for one final challenge this summer...

Bike to Work Week and Cyclist Safety

Today is the start of Bike to Work Week in communities across the province. With more bikes on the roads,...

Valley BMX racer headed to Worlds

A BMX biker from Courtenay is headed off to the 2017 BMX World Championships in South Carolina. 20-year-old Aleasha Wiebe...

Cumberland looking for feedback on trails network

The Village of Cumberland is looking for feedback on what you're looking for from Cumberland's trails. Parks and Outdoor Recreation...

Return of Mount Washington Bike Park a huge success

The re-opening of the Mount Washington Bike Park was a huge hit for riders. Resort spokesperson Sheila Rivers says the...

Bike Park now open at Mount Washington

After a three-year hiatus, the bike chair lifts are running again on Mount Washington as of today. Resort spokesperson Sheila...

Courtenay Fire and BC Ambulance rescue mountain biker

The Courtenay fire department helped rescue a mountain biker Sunday night. Captain Greg Lamb says it happened at Sandwick Park....
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