2025 WCCA MTB XCO Race
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2025 MTB XCO Race at Prince Edward Park
July 5th, 2025

The West Coast Cycling Association is thrilled to announce our 2nd annual MTB XCO at Prince Edward Park, promising an exhilarating experience for riders of all levels. Set against the stunning backdrop of the parks scenic trails, this event will showcase the latest features built at the the skills park, providing a dynamic and challenging course for competitors. From seasoned riders seeking to test their limits to beginners eager to embrace the thrill of mountain biking, all are invited to participate in this inclusive and adrenaline-pumping race. With support from the Kinsmen Club, cycling community, and the dedication of organizers, the West Coast Cycling Association ensures that this XCO race will be a celebration of skill, camaraderie, and the pure joy of riding.

Categories and Laps (each lap is approximately 4km)

Under 11 - 1 Lap
Under 13 Men / Women - 2 Laps
Under 15 Men / Women - 3 Laps
U19 Men / Women - 3 Laps
Sport Men / Women - 4 Laps
Expert Men / Women - 5 Laps
9:00 - Race check in

9:30 - U11 & U13 start

10:30 - All other categories start

Parking: Please park in the upper parking lot just past the main entrance. Please ensure that you do not block the entrance of the parking lot.

Kinsmen Prince Edward Campground and RV Park will be opening May 23, 2025 and closing September 30, 2025.
Book now at [email protected] or call 709-637-1580

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grandynl Jul 8, 2025 at 10:39
Route for race was updated to include the switchbacks in the bowl. See attached route to the event for the actual route (expert - 5 laps)(Sport is the same route but 4 laps instead of 5).
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grandynl Jun 18, 2025 at 10:15
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