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Fromme Update
Fromme Trail Classification Plan
We know that many of you have heard the rumours that the District of North Vancouver is implementing the Fromme Trail Classification Plan this year. Indeed, we can confirm that the district has has approximately $500K to spend on Fromme. But despite what you may have heard, this is not necessarily the death bell of trails on Fromme. The DNV is planning to complete a broad range of projects that will affect all trail users and they may include: signage, forest management, planting of restorative vegetation, and yes, trail changes.
Trail Walkthroughs and Permitting
Message from the Board of Directors
Welcome to another great season of riding! We trust that everyone has taken advantage of the early season weather to enjoy the trails.
Your Board has been making steady progress in the three months since our appointment and we want you to know – we heard you. The 2009 Ridership Survey and the discussion at last year's annual general meeting were informative and we are working to make 2010 a great year. We wanted to take a moment to share what we've been working on.
Organizational Plumbing
Floppy Bunny Update and Tree Removal on Fromme
Please be careful when riding on Fromme. As we noted a few days ago, the DNV is currently doing hazard tree removal along with general silvicultural work on Fromme. There are signs at the top of Floppy Bunny and the DNV has reported that the "work they will be doing relates to removal of hazard trees that include the dog hair hemlock and root rot pockets. They plan to start working in areas furthest away from the trail, and then as the week moves ahead, move closer to the vicinity of trail. There should be no closure requirements of the trail, other than the odd 15 minutes, if there are safety issues relating to trail users."
Above Floppy Bunny on Mountain Highway, the DNV has posted some general signage of the type of work that they're doing. A picture of the sign is included here (click for a larger version).
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Trail Days and Events
Help with trail building and maintenance at one of our upcoming Public Trail Days, Work Wednesdays and more listed here.
View our Events Page for all scheduled events
Follow us on Eventbrite to stay updated on upcoming trail days and other events
- August 12, 2026
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Work Wednesday - Kirkford August 12, 2026See more details
Meeting Time: 5:00pm
Finish Time: 7:00pm
Meeting Location: Fromme Container
Builder: Trevor
Sign up: here
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- September 9, 2026
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Work Wednesday - Kirkford September 9, 2026See more details
Meeting Time: 5:00pm
Finish Time: 7:00pm
Meeting Location: Fromme Container
Builder: Trevor
Sign up: here
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- September 13, 2026
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Public Trail Day - Boogieman September 13, 2026See more details
Meeting Time: 9:00am
Finish Time: 2:00pm
Meeting Location: Old Buck Parking Lot
Builder: Dan
Sign up: here
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- September 19, 2026
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Public Trail Day - Dale's September 19, 2026See more details
Meeting Time: 8:15am
Finish Time: 1:00pm
Meeting Location: Bean Around the World, Parkgate Plaza. Please park on Banff Court and car pooling will be organized. Parking at Mushroom Parking Lot
Builder: Penny
Sign up: here
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- September 20, 2026
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Public Trail Day - Cypress September 20, 2026See more details
Meeting Time: 10:00am
Finish Time: 2:00pm
Meeting Location: Cypress Lookout
Builder: Cypress Crew
Sign up: here
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- October 17, 2026
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Public Trail Day - Dale's October 17, 2026See more details
Meeting Time: 8:15am
Finish Time: 1:00pm
Meeting Location: Bean Around the World, Parkgate Plaza. Please park on Banff Court and car pooling will be organized. Parking at Mushroom Parking Lot
Builder: Penny
Sign up: here
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Redbull Hardline October 17, 2026See more details
Red Bull Hardline heads to beautiful British Columbia for its first-ever event in Canada, as riders prepare to take on this iteration of the world's most extreme downhill race at Cypress Mountain.
The unforgettable course at Cypress Mountain will be incomparable to other downhill bike courses, with elements borrowed from dirt jumping and BMX that are not allowed in the World Cup and other UCI races. These include massive jumps and gaps, steep drops of 10m plus, 'rock gardens', and steep descents.
You can catch all the action LIVE on Red Bull TV on Saturday, October 17. Want to witness the action in person? Tickets for Red Bull Hardline British Columbia will be going on sale soon! Check back soon for more information.
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- October 25, 2026
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Public Trail Day - Cypress October 25, 2026See more details
Meeting Time: 10:00am
Finish Time: 1:00pm
Meeting Location: Cypress Lookout
Builder: Cypress Crew
Sign up: here
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- November 7, 2026
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Public Trail Day - Dale's November 7, 2026See more details
Meeting Time: 8:15am
Finish Time: 1:00pm
Meeting Location: Bean Around the World, Parkgate Plaza. Please park on Banff Court and car pooling will be organized. Parking at Mushroom Parking Lot
Builder: Penny
Sign up: here
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