Built in 2009, this community led Bike Park project was a great example of the dedication the locals have in this area. Determined to get the facility in the ground, they brought in Hoots to help with the design process and eventually lead the Park build with the help of the local community.

 

The Bike Park was officially named the John Evdokimoff Park in memory of his work as a District Parks staff member, and commitment and passion for the mountain bike skills park development project.

 

The locals were on hand to put together their ideas for what the Park should be; and the local kids got steezy on the slopes during the initial site visit to scope things out.

 

With the features built and a sweet backdrop to boot, Jay made sure to test everything out to guarantee the Bike Park was built just right with drops zone, crisp jump lines and sweet skills area all providing for multiple progressions.

 

Check out the Pinkbike report when folks came out to visit and chat with Jay on the project!

 

(photos / images by the CSRD, Whitelakecabins.com, Salmon Arm Observer, R. Van Veen & Hoots)