Year: 2016

Cumberland Trails Survey 2016

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UROC and the Village of Cumberland is pleased to share our Cumberland Trails Survey 2016 report with our members and stakeholders. This report marks another key milestone for UROC and Cumberland. The results and findings are quite informative, and will help guide trail development, management and promotion. Thanks to everyone who participated in the Trail Survey, and provided information and insights. Thanks also to our local businesses for supporting this initiative.  

UROC TRAIL MANAGER HIRED!

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Hello! My name is Nathan Kwan, and I’m excited to introduce myself to the great members of UROC and honored to be working with the organization as the new Trail Manager! I grew up in Prince George, spent some time bouncing between Alberta and BC and am proud to call Vancouver Island home for the … Continued

Tell us about your trails experiences in Cumberland

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UROC and the Village of Cumberland is pleased to announce that Bryce Downey of Mission, BC was drawn as the winner of the Cumberland Experience prize package for participating in our Trail Survey.  The prize package includes: 1 room night at the Riding Fool Hostel, guided mountain bike tour with Island Mountain Rides, bike rental from Dodge City Cycles, bike service from Beaufort Cycles, and meal/drink vouchers from Cumberland Brewing Company, Waverly Hotel, Wandering Moose Café, Biblio Taco, and Tarbell’s Deli and Espresso. Thank you to our local businesses for supporting this initiative. We look forward to hosting Bryce in Cumberland. 

Thanks to everyone who participating in the Trail Survey and providing your information and insights.  A report including the survey responses and findings will be completed in the next couple weeks.

Cumberland Trails Agreement Finalized

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Cumberland, BC – The United Riders of Cumberland (UROC), Village of Cumberland, TimberWest Forest Corp., and Hancock Forest Management are excited to announce that a land access agreement has been reached to formally allow non-motorized recreation on private managed forest lands adjacent to the Village of Cumberland. This progressive and multi-faceted agreement not only authorizes … Continued