BC Bike Race

Day Two - July 1, 2013

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We'll transport you to the City of Campbell River first thing and then send you out into the famous Snowden Demonstration Forest. Campbell River's diverse and extensive network of singletrack trails give us the perfect canvas to create this new course.

A teaser of what's in store:

300-DS_100914_0042Lost Frog - a classic trail to introduce you to the offerings of the Snowden!

Mudhoney Pass - another great trail in the Lost Lake area with a couple ups and fun downs, leading down to a great view of the lake.

Riley Lake Trail - an old skid road from when the area was initially logged in the 1900s, this route is now rich, mossy, second growth forest. Beautiful!

 

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Distance ~ 50.7km | Elevation Gain ~ 1005m | Aid 1 ~ 17km | Aid 2 ~ 31km
Start - Campbell River | Finish - Campbell River

 

Want to check out some of the trails yourself? Check out this fantastic map from the River City Cycle Club!

300-parksignBase Camp Highlights

Our finish line for Day Two will be right in front of Base Camp at Robert Ostler Park.

What's so special about today's Base Camp? Well, it's right on the water AND beside all the restaurants, stores, and other ammenities you could possibly want! We'll be eating in the Campbell River Community Centre, just a stone's throw away from Base Camp. We know you'll be amazed by the beauty of Campbell River once you arrive here!

Support Team Teasers

Check out these tempting options to keep your moral supporters busy today! And for more travel/tourism information about this area, contact Tourism Campbell River.

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  • The fishing pier, just steps from Base Camp along the seawalk
  • Totem poles around the park
  • Quadra Island Ferry - take a short trip over the Quadra for a few hours
  • Enjoy Fish & Chips at the Marina next door
  • Go snorkling in the river - teaming with salmon in the Fall!
  • Three golf courses - Storey Creek, Sequoia Springs, and Pacific Playground
  • Have dinner at the historic Painter's Lodge (left)