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Our Master Trail Plan Is Here!
What we're working on

Projects

​Two projects are shaping the future of riding on the North Coast: our community's first officially sanctioned trail plan, and a new asphalt pump track for riders of every age and skill level.

STATUS: Site Secured - Seeking Funders

Ashphalt Pump Track

We're building Prince Rupert's first professional asphalt pump track, designed by world-leading track builders Velosolutions. Set along Hays Creek near the entrance to McClymont Trail, it's built for all ages and skill levels on bikes, skateboards, scooters and other non-motorized wheels.

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​It's also the first step toward our long-term goal: a trail network within city limits.

Location: Hays Creek, near the McClymont Trail entrance

Track: 175 m long, 627 m² of asphalt Design: Velosolutions (Claudio Caluori) Survey and approval: McElhanney; approved by the City of Prince Rupert Timeline: TBA, goal year 2027

Funding goal: Amount raised $501,787 / Goal $613,983

Plan complete · Now in review

Master Trail Plan & Development

Our Master Trail Plan is the first officially sanctioned trail plan in our community: a long-term vision for building, maintaining and improving access to trails across the North Coast. Shaped by riders, volunteers, partners and community members, it's our shared guide for trail work, grant applications, volunteer days and conversations with land managers.

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Now the work moves from planning to action: setting priorities, confirming timelines, seeking funding, planning trail days and working with Indigenous and community partners.

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What the plan sets out to do

Build trails with purpose

New trails that fit the land, the riding community and long-term capacity.

Plan for long-term care

Trails built with maintenance in mind are safer, more enjoyable and more sustainable.

Improve access

Parking, trailheads, signage, route information and clear communication.

Support every rider

Options for beginners, families, experienced riders and visitors.

Strengthen community

Health, outdoor learning, volunteerism, tourism and pride in place.

Made possible by
The Province of British Columbia (REDIP) · AltaGas · Northern Savings Credit Union · Prince Rupert Regional Community Foundation · OzCan · Rotary · Lions

NCMBA

On the traditional and un-ceded territory and lands of the Ts’msyen and Sm’algyax speaking peoples.

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