Trek BC Gravel Series expands for 2025

The Trek BC Gravel Series returns for 2025 with an expanded lineup featuring four gravel races on Vancouver Island. The series gains one more stop and the whole project comes from a partnership with Mosaic Forest Management. Race director Jon Watkin says, “for 2025, we are taking things to a new level with the continuation of our great partnership with Trek Bicycles and Mosaic Forest Management. With the expansion of the series to four epic events, we want to highlight the Island as the best gravel cycling destination in the world and give a ride experience that will create lasting, fond memories.”

“After a great inaugural event in 2024, we are thrilled to be kicking off the 2025 Trek BC Gravel Series in Campbell River with the 2nd annual River City Gravel Fondo.” says Trevor Dalton, business development officer for the city of Campbell River. “This event was a fantastic way to showcase the exceptional biking terrain we have here in Campbell River and we look forward to welcoming even more competitors next April for the first race of the series.”

Exclusive routes, incredible views

This year’s races offer access to exclusive private roads, showcasing rugged climbs and spectacular views unique to BC’s West Coast.

The race dates are:
April 20 – River City Gravel Fondo, Campbell River
May 18 – Burnt Bridge Classic, Cowichan Valley
June 15 – Nanaimo Unpaved, Nanaimo
September 7 – Forbidden Gravel, Cumberland

Partners 

Mosaic Forest Management remains a key supporter. Mosaic’s acting vice president of sustainability and chief forester Jimmie Hodgson notes, “our partnership with the Trek Gravel Series allows us to offer a challenging, memorable race experience while connecting with the community.” Trek Bicycles continues to back the series. The Canadian marketing manager Taylor Cook adds, “we’re excited to support well-organized events with world-class routes.” The 2025 Trek BC Gravel Series has also partnered with key municipal partners such as City of Campbell River, Cowichan Valley Regional District, Nanaimo Hospitality Association, and Village of Cumberland.

Something for everyone

The series offers three race distances—Impulso (40 km), Intermedio (75 km), and Esperto (110 km). There are also categories for ebikes and vintage bikes. Riders are encouraged to explore the host cities and enjoy special offers from local partners.

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