


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

We’re delighted to announce that the Trent River main service road and access to Blueprint are now open via the Lostwood access road.
The internal road formerly known as Above and Beyond remains an active worksite for one more week and will stay closed during working hours, 5am–5pm, Monday to Friday. That access will reopen on Friday, May 22.
A huge thank you to Mosaic Forest Management and Fall River Logging - especially Colin, Chris, Gord, and Ian, some of whom are riders themselves and long standing community members of the Comox Valley, for the outstanding condition Blueprint has been left in. The trail has been left untouched, with a corridor of surrounding trees of different varieties in situ to help preserve and shade the trail with a now very spectacular view across the Straits of Georgia is very special.
These lands are part of a working forest, where UROC and Mosaic Forest Management have built a long-standing partnership that supports non-motorized recreation while recognizing active forestry operations. Together, this collaboration has helped celebrate mountain biking and trail use while managing and maintaining one of North America’s most successful trail networks.
We’re incredibly grateful for the care taken through operations and look forward to enjoying this trail for many years to come.
The Blueprint sign has been brought in for a touch up and is back up in all its glory on the trail side.
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Welcoming back @mainroadgroup returning as a platinum sponsor this year. This employee-owned Canadian company does great work providing road maintenance and safety. All the material to dress the road off the top of the climbing trail came by a Main road donation.
We couldn`t do all we do without the generosity of local businesses that support our stellar trails. Thanks for keeping the Cumberland trails awesome Main Road 😎
If you`re interested in learning more about a partnership with UROC, hit the link in our bio ✌️
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Wishing a very Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible moms in our community!
From shredding laps to cheering from the sidelines, to raising the next generation of riders - you’re a huge part of what makes this community so special.
Thank you for helping build, support, and inspire the trails we all love.
See you out there 🚵♀️ ❤️
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We’re setting up for the kids Gromduro and unfortunately, our events trailer has been broken into where the locks have been cut with a grinder and a number of things taken. Let’s get together as a community and hopefully we can have our equipment returned. At first glance it seems our PA system and loudhaler is missing. Some of the kids prizes for the event and some food and drinks missing also for the event. Please can we get our loud haler and PA system back!!
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Mosaic Forest Management wishes to advise users of the area shown in the below map (area marked in orange), that road reconstruction (labelled TRM10C & known as Above and Beyond trail) will commence in February 2026 with harvesting to follow. For the public’s safety, we ask that you avoid this area while active operations are
Extreme water flow has caused major erosion around the Perseverance Creek wooden bridge near the end of Hai Gai, DCDH, and throughout the China Creek trail floodplain area. A large log jam washed against the wooden bridge and is forcing volumes of water in multiple directions, washing out significant sections of trail and making the
United Riders of Cumberland (UROC) is a not-for-profit society governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. The Board consists of 9 directors, each elected to a two-year term. Each year elections are held at the AGM, where every eligible member can vote for the Board of Directors. This year UROC is seeking to fill two
How a Landmark Land Use Agreement Transformed Cumberland’s Mountain Bike Community By Mike Berard In December 2025, the United Riders of Cumberland (UROC) and the private landowners surrounding the village of Cumberland, B.C., Mosaic Forest Management, TimberWest, and Hancock now Manulife Investment Management, mark the ten-year anniversary of a land use agreement that reshaped the
Last Friday, we teamed up with a big gang of participants from MNP Accounting for a full overhaul of Lost and Found, plus a groom-through and tidy-up of Found Link and 2 n a Juice. It was an awesome day with plenty of hands on deck rebuilding tired features, fixing drainage (after some significant rainfall)
Membership allows you to participate in all UROC activities from our race events and group rides to community programming.
As we are a non-profit society, all Trail Boost donations go directly to building and maintaining the Cumberland Forest trail network.
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