Saturday June 14th - Ride Details
It’s time to gear up, clip in, and reach out to your community for support on your quest to conquer Cypress Mountain this June. Make it to the top and then join us at British Pacific Properties Cypress Pop Up Village to celebrate.
Event Timeline.</h2
Check-In + Late Registration
Mulgrave School – 7:45 AM – 8:45 AM
Ride Start
Cypress Road at Mulgrave School – 9:00 AM
Celebration
Cypress Pop-Up Village – 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Register.
Registration is now open for road and mountain cyclists (including E-bikes). Sign up as an individual, create a team or join an already existing team. The registration fee is $60 which covers expenses including riders’ insurance and the bike valet service. Please note that starting in 2025 and moving forward, there will be a 2-step rider registration process.
- Cyclists under 13 years of age must ride with a parent, guardian or coach
Online registration will close at 8:00 pm on Thursday June 12th, 2025.
- There will be onsite registration.
Starting at the junction of Cypress Bowl Road and Cypress Lane, you will gain 900m in elevation over the distance of 14 KM, finishing your ride at the Nordic Area. Click here to see the full route. Conquer this ride on a road or E-bike.
Take on the challenge of riding up the 11 KM BLT Mountain Bike Trail, a medium-grade logging road with some steep sections. Click here for the course map.
Road Bike Course
MTB Course
Fundraise.
Once registered you will have access to your personal fundraising portal. We make it extremely easy for you to reach your fundraising goal – with the ability to recruit team members and pledges right in your account. Please consider reaching our suggested fundraising minimum of $100.
Great prizes will be given to the individuals and teams who raise the most in pledges. There will also be prizes to participants with the fastest times. Past prizes have included helicopter rides, hotel stays in Whistler, luxury dining experiences, etc.
Tax receipts are issued for pledges of $30 or more.
Celebrate.
This year we are once again excited to partner with British Pacific Properties for a post-ride celebration at the awe-inspiring Cypress Pop-Up Village. This public gathering space brings the convenience of a park with a food vendor, bike wash and repair, an amazing view as well as local art.
After reaching the finish line at the Nordic area, enjoy a coffee and warm up before heading down* to the Cypress Pop-Up Village for a free pancake and sausage breakfast. Invite your family and friends for the prize announcements, complimentary food and beverages and to celebrate your accomplishment with you and fellow riders.
*A complimentary shuttle from the Nordic Area finish line to the Pop-Up Village will be available. When registering, please let us know if you think you will use these services.
Location Details
Cypress Pop-Up Village is located at McGavin Field (located between Mulgrave School and Cypress Lookout). If you decide to leave your car at Mulgrave school it is a very quick 5-minute ride down to your car after the event. A bike valet service will be available at the popup village starting at 10:00am on the event day.
+Free parking available
Cypress Village and Eagleridge Area Development Plan
We are delighted to share that the Cypress Village and Eagleridge Area Development Plan received Final Adoption by West Vancouver Council November 25th, 2024.
Through this decision, Council has officially approved and adopted the Plan and associated bylaws, allowing for the preservation of 262 acres of forested land in Eagleridge as a dedicated municipal park. It also sets the stage for Cypress Village – a new, compact, sustainable mixed-use neighbourhood, featuring diverse housing options, retail spaces, public plazas, trails, childcare spaces, community centre, fire hall, developer-funded transit, the protection of an additional 100 acres of green space and land reserved for a future school.
“For 7 years now I have participated as a mountain biker in the Rotary Ride for Rescue. I am passionate about supporting local organizations like the North Shore Rescue. I can’t think of a better way to donate to North Shore Rescue who put in countless and selfless hours rescuing people in trouble in the mountains.”
— Lyndsay / Team Fancy Socks
