September 28-October 4, 2020 is Go by Bike BC’s bike to work and school week. An opportunity to raise awareness around the health benefits of riding your bicycle, while reducing vehicle emissions in our communities, any time you ride your bike this week (e.g. for exercise, fun/recreation, taking a mental health break, commuting…) you can Read the full article…
Due to landslides and unstable ground, Lower Max and the start of Booga Wooga are gone or in a dangerous condition. We remind riders to not go below booga wooga due to river valley closures.
With the New Year upon us, I would like to take a look back at how the Williams Lake Cycling Club managed and maintained our vast array of trails. Our working relationship with the Province has given us access to funds for our trail network. A key component of the legal agreement we hold with Read the full article…
November marked Executive Director Justin Calof’s last month living and working in Williams Lake. Justin moved north to Smithers to take on a new position in the Provincial government. With the support of the Williams Lake Cycling Club and Red Shreds, Justin helped to build the Cariboo Mountain Bike Consortium and dedicted every free minute to Read the full article…
Image: 2015 MTB Symposium in Williams Lake? Body: The City of Williams Lake has applied to host the 2015 Mountain Bike Tourism Symposium. A number of sponsors (including the CMBC) have agreed to contribute to this event, in case Williams Lake will be the succesful bidder. Source: RTC
Image: Doerfling Signs With Knolly Body: Local super star James Doerfling renews his sponsorship contract with Knolly Bikes for an additioonal two year term. Congrats James, we are stoked! Read the full story on PinkBike. Tags: Doerfling Knolly Sponsorship Community: Williams Lake Source: RTC
Image: Body: On November 6th, over 100 people crammed into the Cariboo Arts Centre (Thank You!) to watch and judge the 2nd annual Cariboo Mountain Bike Film Festival. Unlike the previous year, which saw a number of short entries that used dogs and pumpkins in attempts to wow the judges, this years films were serious Read the full article…
Image: Body: After one of the most amazing fall riding seasons on record, the time for the last annual group ride has come. The Hammer and Hurl takes riders through the deep house portion of the Westsyde Trail Network over the Box and Ravin trails to finish on the Back Door. This years ride will Read the full article…
Image: Body: Join the Cariboo Mountain Bike Consortium this Thursday for the screenings of this years film festival entires. This event is supported by the Cariboo Regional District and City of Williams Lake through the Central Cariboo Arts and Culture Society. This is a free event for the mountain bike community of the Cariboo. Event details: Where: Read the full article…
Image: Body: The second annual Cariboo Mountain Bike Film Festival was a little more chill than we expected this year, but the three entries we received are serious mountain bike films. Entries were received from Keaton Carruthers, Matt Green and Parker Kennedy and will all be screened at an event in the first week of Read the full article…