Keep rolling.
Ask the shop about repairs, fit and service availability.
Official shop website ↗More Than
a Bike Shop.
50 years of Pedal Your World.
Bikes. Trails. Coast. Community.
PEDAL YOUR WORLD / EST. 1976
Bikes for a
Bigger World.
Bikes, gear and local riding inspiration.
From the trails to the coast,
find what moves you.
50 Years.
Still Riding.
EXPLORE LOCAL TRAILS
Trail Maps
Three riding areas. One useful finder.Atmosphere images · not trail photos
OPEN THE INTERACTIVE TRAIL FINDER +
CAMPBELL RIVER / THE LOCAL FIELD GUIDE
Pick a forest.
Find your line.
Three riding areas. One useful map.
Explore the area, then choose a verified trail map.
01—03THE GOOD
BACKYARD.Area locator · no route guidance
BACKYARD.Area locator · no route guidance
Click a numbered pin or choose an area.Open Google Maps ↗
Plan the ride, then ride the plan. Pins locate source-listed access points. The map does not draw riding routes or confirm access, suitability or conditions. Check the current trail report and signs on arrival.
01 / CHECKConditions & access
Read the latest reports and road-access notes.
02 / SAVEA proper trail map
Download the source map before heading out.
03 / BRINGThe everyday essentials
Water, weather layers and a repair kit.
THE RIGHT BIKE FOR YOUR WORLD
Find your next ride.
Canadian manufacturer reference prices.
Shop-owned stock is unverified.
FILTER YOUR RIDE +
No matching products.
Try a wider search or clear the filters. No shop-owned stock has been verified.
Reference models, not a live shop inventory feed. Prices and specifications may change. View sources and photo permissions ↗
SERVICEVisit official shop →SERVICE, RENTALS & USED BIKES +
Here for a ride?
Confirm rental equipment, rates and dates directly.
Official rentals ↗A second chapter.
View the shop’s used-bike page for its own listings.
Official used bikes ↗More Than
50 YEARS AND ROLLING1976 — 2026
LOCAL RIDINGThree forests. Plenty to explore.
TRAIL COMMUNITYLook after the places you ride.
COASTAL LIFESTYLEMountains, ocean and open air.
CHROME / CRUISE / CUSTOM CULTURE
Low and slow.
Built to be yours.
Banana seats. High bars. Chrome for days.
A different kind of two-wheel obsession.
MORE THAN A BIKE SHAPE
Art you can ride.
Lowrider bicycles bring custom paint, chrome, expressive detail and personal style together. Explore the family stories and artistry behind the culture, then find the builders and parts that interest you.
Inspiration and source links. No local lowrider stock, build service, compatibility or Canadian price is confirmed.
ONE BIKE SHOP / A WHOLE WORLD OF RIDING
Find your kind of ride.
From forest lines to a slow cruise. There is more than one way to love a bicycle.
A LITTLE EXTRA GO.
Curious about electric bikes? Explore the manufacturer reference models in our catalog, then check the rules of the place you plan to ride.
CAMPBELL RIVER / THE RIDING FIELD GUIDE
Good places.
Good people.
12 public resources for local riding and nearby adventures.
Maps, skills, community and the people caring for the trails.
12 resources
Beaver Lodge Forest Lands
The provincial land manager introduces this shared forest trail network and provides a map alongside habitat and restoration information.
Campbell RiverBefore you go
Mountain biking is listed among shared trail uses; respect restoration fencing and signs. This is not a live conditions feed.
Pumphouse forest connections
Destination Campbell River explains how the Pumphouse network fits into the area's mountain biking and connects toward Snowden.
Campbell RiverBefore you go
Use the article for local context; independently check current road access and trail reports before travelling.
Snowden trail map
River City Cycle Club's downloads page links its Snowden Trail Map for planning a ride through this varied forest network.
Campbell River areaBefore you go
Download is a planning map, not live navigation or confirmation that every route and access road is open.
Greenways Loop and city cycling
The City's cycling page provides Greenways Loop maps and explains local multi-use paths, bike lanes and neighbourhood bike routes.
Campbell RiverBefore you go
The Greenways Loop combines different surfaces and road environments; do not describe the whole loop as paved or traffic-free.
Rotary Seawalk
The City's parks guide identifies the paved waterfront Seawalk as a shared place for leisure riding, sightseeing and cycle commuting.
Campbell RiverBefore you go
PDF directory; share the path courteously and use current signs. No route length or all-ages suitability guarantee is copied here.
Campbell River Bike Park
The local Bike Park Society describes its paved pump track and the community effort behind Campbell River's bike skills area.
Campbell RiverBefore you go
The Society page contains historical project phases; do not treat planned phases as completed or its open-to-public statement as today's operating status. The City separately confirms BMX use at Willow Point Skate/Terrain Park.
Adaptive cycling in Snowden
Read the local trail steward's report on adaptive cycling improvements around Lost Frog and Lost Lake before checking individual route requirements.
Campbell River areaBefore you go
The cited post describes construction and improvement work, not confirmed completion, present access, bike rental or suitability for every adaptive bike.
Meet the local trail stewards
River City Cycle Club describes its cycling advocacy and stewardship of Snowden and Elk Falls trails.
Campbell RiverBefore you go
Follow the club's current information for volunteer opportunities and participation requirements; no event or membership is booked here.
Road and gravel with RCCC
The club's road and gravel page explains its riding community, preparation advice and where to check current ride information.
Campbell River and nearby Comox ValleyBefore you go
Schedules, waivers and membership requirements belong to the club; no current ride departure or free participation is promised.
Tree to Sea bikepacking inspiration
Destination Campbell River's Tahsis guide introduces the Tree to Sea Loop as a regional bikepacking adventure to research carefully.
Regional trip beyond Campbell River — Tahsis and western Vancouver IslandBefore you go
Inspiration only, not a ready-to-follow route file; remote roads, forestry operations, services and access need separate current planning.
Nearby: Cumberland trails
United Riders of Cumberland explains its role maintaining the Cumberland trail network and the community work behind trail access.
Nearby — Cumberland, Comox ValleyBefore you go
A separate destination, not Campbell River; check UROC's current access information and applicable e-bike rules.
Ride with respect
BC Parks' cycling guide covers courteous passing, designated trails, closures and reducing your impact on shared places.
Provincial guidance — relevant to BC Parks near Campbell RiverBefore you go
BC Parks rules apply within its jurisdiction; check the relevant land manager's rules for other forests and city paths.
Source links checked October 19, 2026. Current conditions, road access, event schedules and individual accessibility are not confirmed here. Nearby destinations are labelled. Check the source and signs before riding.
THE NEXT CHAPTER / IDENTITY & MERCHANDISE
Wear the ride.
A complete concept kit built around the new shop badge and 50th anniversary identity.
Two badges. One world.
The shop identity and anniversary artwork, preserved in original and optimized digital formats.
THE COMPLETE HANDOFF
Make something good.
10-page brand guide, logo exports, color and type system, A4/Letter sticker proofs, six merch placement specifications and source notes.
Concept artwork. Shop approval and commercial clearance are unverified. Raster badges are not vector, embroidery or cutline masters. Confirm vendor requirements and physical proofs before production.
NAVY #061B27CREAM #F6F1E6RED #ED2027BLUE #07559AGOLD #E7C48A
COMMUNITY / BUILT AROUND THE RIDE
Your riding circle.
Four useful extras. Try them here, keep the ones you like.
These extras are switched off. You can bring any of them back above.
A PLACE TO FIND YOUR NEXT CREW
Good company.
Better rides.
A shop ride board could connect to a Strava club. Try saving an example to your own shortlist.
Example ride ideas only. No dates, ride leaders or events are confirmed. Saving is local; it does not join or book anything.
Explore Strava clubs ↗The forest spin
A relaxed riding idea, with the route and suitability chosen by the organizer.
Date & meeting point to be setChecks before the ride
A simple bike-check session idea: tires, brakes and the essentials to carry.
Organizer & venue to be confirmedYour example shortlist is empty.
REAL SOURCES / CURRENT REPORTS
Read the trail.
Then ride it.
Choose an area for its source map, rider reports and parking location.
Reports open on Trailforks. These are source links; this page does not claim live conditions or invent riding routes.
A DIRECT LINE TO THE GOOD STUFF
Less scrolling.
More riding.
An email bulletin could bring useful shop notes and riding links together. Pick your topics and watch the sample update.
Demo only. No email address is collected or subscribed.
A few good reasons
to get outside.
THE LOCAL CONNECTION
A real shop.
A place to start.
Google Business Profile can keep a shop’s hours, directions, photos and reviews easy to find.
Example card using the address on the official website. No Google profile, opening hours or reviews are connected here.
About Google Business Profile ↗CAMPBELL RIVER, BC
Pedal Your World
465-B7 Merecroft Road
Campbell River, BC
THE SHOP THAT STARTED IT
The original.
Still rolling.
Visit the official Pedal Your World website for shop information, rental details and its own used-bike listings.
465-B7 Merecroft RoadCampbell River, BC
Independent redesign concept. Shop details and availability should be confirmed directly.
VISIT THE ORIGINAL WEBSITESources, image permissions & catalog notes +
CLEAR SOURCES. HONEST STATUS.
A catalog you can question.
Catalog ≠ inventory
Every item is a manufacturer catalog reference. CAD prices were observed on Canadian manufacturer pages on October 19, 2026; they are not Pedal Your World quotes. Stock, shop pricing, sizes, ordering and current dealer relationships remain unverified.
Artwork with a paper trail
Your supplied badge artwork and a generated coastal hero carry this redesign. The scenery is illustrative, not a verified trail photograph. Editorial photographs are credited below. Catalog drawings remain original, generic illustrations. Official exact-model photos remain permission-pending and are linked at their manufacturer source.
Built for a real handoff
This is an unofficial, unaffiliated concept. No payment, booking, messaging or stock feed is connected. Saved items stay in this browser when storage is available. External maps and sources need an internet connection.
Download source dataset ↓Photograph credits & licenses
- Giant Trance X Mountain Bike.jpg — Tony Webster. CC BY 2.0. Publisher thumbnail resized; CSS crops in layout. No image retouching.
- Giant Escape M2.jpg — Taiyo FUJII from Tokyo, Japan. CC BY 2.0. Publisher thumbnail resized; CSS crops in layout. No image retouching.
- Giant TCX Cyclocross.JPG — Ardo191 at English Wikipedia. Public domain. Publisher thumbnail resized; CSS crops in layout. No image retouching.
- Elk Falls.jpg — basic_sounds. CC BY-SA 2.0. Publisher thumbnail resized; CSS crops in layout. No image retouching. The displayed crop and overlay are shared under CC BY-SA 2.0.
Elk Falls is used for local atmosphere; it is not a map or a claim that the three riding areas look like this. Bike photos are editorial examples, not exact catalog products or shop-owned stock.