Cumberland’s trail network is a treasured asset and one of the gems of our community. With more people than ever getting out and enjoying the trails, we thought we’d share some safety tips on how to share the trails and help everyone have a great experience.
As the days grow longer, and the snowline begins to creep up the mountain, we’re all itching to get out on the trails. While we are fortunate to live where we do – which often enables use of our trails 12 months a year – trail use in the wet months requires special consideration. Our goal is to not tell you not to use the trails, but is instead to provide you with information so that you can make an informed decision on what and when to ride/run/hike.
When: Feb 28, 2018; 7:00pm – 8:30pm
Where: Masonic Hall, 2687 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland BC
One of the United Riders of Cumberland’s core purposes is to advocate for non-motorized trail use on privately owned lands. The agreement reached with the private landowners around Cumberland in 2015 specifically grants access for non-motorized, recreational use of the trails and for motorized access when necessary for events or trail work.
Cumberland, BC – The United Riders of Cumberland (UROC) have hired their first Trail Crew staff. As another first for the association, the Trail Crew will continue to help maintain the almost 100 km of trail in the network.
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