The Rotary Ride for Rescue is a prestigious cycling event held annually in West Vancouver, specifically on the challenging route up Cypress Bowl Road on Cypress Mountain. Cyclists from elite teams to recreational riders of all ages come together on Saturday, June 8th, 2024, from AM to PM, to test their skills on the 17 km road course or the 11. 5 km offroad mountain trail.

What sets the Rotary Ride for Rescue apart is the dual course options available for participants. Road bikes and ebikes can take on the paved roads, while mountain bikers can tackle the dirt trail. This diversity in terrain and equipment allows for a wide range of cyclists to join in the event, contributing to its inclusive and community-driven atmosphere.

The primary goal of the Rotary Ride for Rescue is to raise funds for essential organizations such as North Shore Rescue, Marine Rescue, and Rotary Humanitarian Causes. These organizations rely heavily on community support and fundraising efforts to continue their life-saving work. By participating in this event, cyclists not only challenge themselves but also contribute to important causes that benefit the local community.

With a fundraising goal of $100,000, the Rotary Ride for Rescue encourages both individual and team participation to help reach this target. Every dollar raised goes directly towards supporting the vital services provided by North Shore Rescue, Marine Rescue, and Rotary initiatives. Together, participants can make a tangible impact and help ensure the sustainability of these essential organizations.

Join the Rotary Ride for Rescue today and be a part of a cycling event that combines challenge, camaraderie, and community support. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a first-time rider, this event offers a unique opportunity to make a difference while enjoying the breathtaking scenery of West Vancouver. Register now and start your journey towards making a positive impact through cycling.