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TOP TEN REASONS TO JOIN UROC
- You enjoy using the trails in Cumberland.
- You want to see the trails well maintained.
- You want to see the trail network expanded.
- You want to support youth in mountain biking.
- You want to support volunteer trail work.
- You want to participate in Trail Maintenance Days.
- You want to participate in UROC group rides, races and events.
- You want to support trail advocacy.
- You want to vote at the UROC AGM.
- You rock and you want to win a rad bike.
Membership fees are used for trail access and management, maintenance and construction including our paid Trail Manager and Trail Crew, purchasing supplies and equipment, volunteer support, and leveraging grant opportunities with matching funds
Membership supports youth community programming like the After School Bike Club and Ride-Build-Ride, and subsidized race entry fees for youth.
Membership also allows you to participate in all UROC activities and events such as trail maintenance days, group rides and UROC race events throughout the calendar year and covers your insurance requirements for these events.
And members stay informed and up to date with email notification of UROC events, news and initiatives.
If you use the Cumberland trail network for riding, running, or walking please support trail access and maintenance and become a member of UROC!
Memberships are valid for the duration of a calendar year (January – December)
Kaden is an absolute shredder, and with his super mom they decided to ride every single trail in the Cumberland network before year end! That’s 209 trails all in and a lot of planning and pedaling to complete this awesome challenge. On top of this, Kaden has entered every mountain biking race he can in the 2024 calendar, mostly in the u19 category. Given that Kaden is 12 yrs old to win multiple podiums and consistently place top 10 is another feat of excellence and adventure on his bike.
Congratulations Kaden and Mom, your biking prowess is inspiring.
We asked Kaden a few questions about his 209 trail experience.
1. Which was your favorite trail.
Roughneck top to bottom is so fun.
2. Which trail had you not ridden before that you want to go back to.
Probably Popper and Garlic Bread.
3. Do you have a favorite line, what is it?
I really like going up and doing Sphagnum to the end then up to middle and lower Roughneck.
4. What distance was your longest ride?
Probably when we did the Gravity 9’s in 1, about 42 kms and got to tick off a few trails we hadn’t ridden yet this year.
5. What bike did you ride through out and how many punctures did you get?
I’m riding a super fun Santa Cruz Bronson. Only 1 gashed tire all year!
6. What’s your favorite story from your 209 trail adventure.
Just so many fun moments, hard to pick one. But night riding this fall was really fun, exploring and seeing some new trails in the dark.
@wilkinson_fam
Meet the UROC Secretary - Adam Silverstein
Adam arrived in Cumberland in 2010 and quickly turned his passion for the outdoors and sports to mountain biking. Adam joined the Board in 2020 and has significant experience with the not for profit sector, volunteer organizations and advocacy groups. An environmental professional with the federal government for over 20 years, Adam has served on Boards and worked with conservation groups and many organizations across BC. He is hoping to use his skills and experience to give back to the trail network that is so important to his family, and to the Community.
The new beer launch day has arrived! Get down to Ace brewing and enjoy The Green Room while sharing your biking stories and adventures. Trail Crew will be there between 3-4pm. Also available UROC swag and memberships between 3-8pm.
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Your UROC membership directly supports the access agreement with the landowners for non-motorized trail use, youth and community mountain bike programming and trail work in the Cumberland network!
Here’s a great story about United Riders of Cumberland, the Village of Cumberland, and two forestry companies came together to create a forest access partnership. As a result of nearby forestry activities, URoC had the opportunity to access the forest and build a burgeoning new local mountain biking industry. Get your 2021 membership or donate here.
Check out this awesome video with CVAG (Comox Valley Art Gallery) Youth Media Project made to show the importance of supporting trail maintenance! Get your 2021 membership or donate here.
Check out this short film by local Tao Werner on the transformative power of UROC membership
Feeling like you need to step it up? Come sign up for your UROC membership today and become the rider you’ve always dreamed of!
Questions?
Email UROC at: [email protected]
