We respectfully acknowledge that we live and recreate on the unceded traditional territory of the K’ómoks people (Pentlatch, Ieeksun, Sahtloot and Sasitla), the traditional keepers of this land.
Through trail advocacy, volunteerism, promotion of the sport and fundraising, we are able to encourage participation for all as well as maintain and build the local trail infrastructure.
Membership with UROC supports trail access and maintenance, and allows you to participate in all UROC activities from our race events and group rides to community programming.

2026 Members

The Green Room fresh hop IPA brewed by Ace brewing.
For the third year in a row, we’re super stoked to celebrate the latest collaboration between Ace Brewing, Shorewolf Farm and the United Riders of Cumberland. A fresh hop pale ale called "The Green Room" in honour of the lush, green forests and our incredible trail network we`re so lucky to enjoy.
Brewed with fresh hops from Shorewolf Farms in Black Creek, this beer is as local and vibrant as it gets. The hops were harvested and within hours, were in the brew process to lock in the bold, fresh flavours making this a true celebration of local excellence.
For every can or pint sold, $1 goes directly to UROC to support our local trail network.
Huge thanks Ace Brewing for supporting to Sarah Kempner for the photo, to Roam Media for the label design and to Shorewolf Farms for all those fresh fresh hops!
The Green Room will be available on tap and in cans, at Ace Brewing and select liquor stores across the Island - perfect for that well-earned post-ride pint.
Raise a glass to the trails, and the awesome community that makes it all happen!
@acebrewingcompany
@shorewolffarm
@sarakempner
@roammediainc
GRAVITY NINES is LIVE.
Event window is Oct 1st to Oct 21st.
This year you have a combination of descents, with punchy climbs in-between to make up the nine lines and achieve the challenge. When you ride all nine lines you will collect the Gravity Nines Trailforks badge winning you a place in the draw for a MW 6ixPak ski pass valued at $629.
If you are an absolute weapon and want to crush all nine lines in ONE DAY you will earn an extra badge, called the ‘9 in 1’ and you’ll be entered in an extra draw for a set of RACEFACE Turbine 30 wheels valued at $998 AND a MW 6ixPak ski pass valued at $629. If you enter the event on an e-bike and capture either badge, you’ll be in a separate draw from the acoustic bikes for some rad Kona Wah Wah II pedals sponsored by Comox Bike Co valued at $170.
Event entry is $21 for UROC members, and all proceeds go back into the trails that you’ll be riding.
You ride when you want within the 21-day event window which is live NOW and closes at sun down on Oct 21st . This event includes mostly Double black diamond & Black diamond trails of which some trails include significant features such as jumps, drops, and technical steeps. Ride within your ability, scope out the features before hitting them (or not) and don’t take chances, this is not a timed race, you just have to complete the trails and capture the badges.
Use Trailforks and if you experience glitches refer to the event registration page to see a glitch and ridelog recovery video.
Sponsored by:
@mountwashington
@raceface
@comoxbikeco
Notice to all Trail Users,
Mosaic Forest Management wishes to advise users of the area shown above that road re-construction (dotted green line ) will commence on our private lands on October 6th, Fall season, 2026. For the public’s safety, we ask that you avoid this area while
active operations are underway. General hours of operation are Monday to Friday 5am to 5pm. For your safety, please respect all signage during these times, do not enter active areas and yield to industrial traffic. Activities are expected to be underway for approximately 1 week (weather dependent). Expect industrial traffic anywhere along the
Trent Main and TRM600 (adjacent to the Mosaic Hut).
The following information applies:
• Our Professional foresters, biologists, area planners and others have designed the area taking into consideration
safety, recreation, drinking water, visual quality, wildlife, biodiversity and other values.
• Mosaic’s recreational partnership agreements support recreation access, sanctioned events and tourism throughout Vancouver Island. Mosaic’s agreement with UROC supports recreation and tourism in the Comox Valley. We also support the Nanaimo Mountain Bike Club (NMBC), Arrowsmith Cycling Club (ACC) Cowichan Lake
Trail Blazers Society (CLTB), and Mount Washington Alpine Resort.
• If you’re interested in more information about Mosaic, please visit our website at: https://www.mosaicforests.com
If you have any questions please contact Colin Koszman, Manager Community Relations at (250) 207-0515 or Colin.Koszman@mosaicforests.com
Dear UROC Trail Users,
Mosaic Forest Management wishes to advise users of the area shown above that road construction (black dashed-line
labelled T6B3 as above) will commence on our private lands in as of Monday 5th Oct, Fall season 2026. For the public’s safety, we ask that you avoid
this area while active operations are underway. General hours of operation are Monday to Friday 5am to 5pm. For
your safety, please respect all signage during these times, do not enter active areas and yield to industrial traffic.
Activities are expected to be underway for approximately 5 weeks (weather dependent) and closed trails will include
Amore, Amore Connector, THC and Huckleberry Fen.
The following information applies:
• Our Professional foresters, biologists, area planners and others have designed the area taking into consideration
safety, recreation, drinking water, visual quality, wildlife, biodiversity and other values.
• Mosaic’s recreational partnership agreements support recreation access, sanctioned events and tourism
throughout Vancouver Island. Mosaic’s agreement with UROC supports recreation and tourism in the Comox
Valley. We also support the Nanaimo Mountain Bike Club (NMBC), Arrowsmith Cycling Club (ACC) Cowichan Lake
Trail Blazers Society (CLTB), and Mount Washington Alpine Resort.
• If you’re interested in more information about Mosaic, please visit our website at: https://www.mosaicforests.com
If you have any questions please contact Colin Koszman, Manager Community Relations at (250) 207-0515 or Colin.Koszman@mosaicforests.com
@mosaicforests
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