The KDL Bike Park came to fruition in 2008 through the collaborative efforts of the District and the local bike club, and leveraging a combined $80,000 with the KDL Group (aka K & D Logging Resource Management) to invest in the facility. 

 

Hoots worked with the Club, led by Jason Barr, and community volunteers in creating a Bike Skills Park that incorporated a diversity of riding areas and features with playful pump track, technical wood components, progressive jumps and trail with Flowy slope style features from beginner and up.

 

All built within a 2 acre site, the Bike Park has been a great recreational mountain bike facility that contributed to the Northern route in BC and well worth the drive to the ‘end of the road’ back in the day.