We know that cycling is important to many residents in the Community. The City of Kamloops bike map is updated annually to provide current on-street bike routes, bike repair stations, and bike lockers throughout the City.

Kamloops Bike Map

We advise all cyclists to lock up their bikes properly. Did you know that the City offers bike lockers at the North Shore and Lansdowne transit exchanges, and the Tournament Capital Centre (TCC)? 

How to Rent

Securely store your bike and related gear for only $10 per month at one of the two available transit locations. A refundable $50 deposit is required at the time of application. TCC bike lockers are available for complimentary day use, one a first-come, first-serve basis.

For more information and to check locker availablility, call 250-828-3409.

Throughout the City are a number of bike repair stations that are equipped with a variety of tools including a bike pump, tire levers, hex keys and wrenches. 

Locations of Bike Repair Stations:

• McArthur Island Sports Centre
• Riverside Park behind Sandman Centre
• Corner of 3rd Avenue and St. Paul Street
• Kenna Cartwright Nature Park

We know we live in a topographically challenging City, but that shouldn't stop you from cycling!  BC Transit buses are equipped with bike racks to help with your commute. If you’re considering travelling by bike and transit, please ensure you are familiar with how to use the bike racks found in front of all BC Transit buses. Watching this video ahead of time, will also help ease the nervousness of first time cycle-transit riders!

For more information on BC Transit bike racks, visit the BC Transit website. 

529 Garage is a free online mobile application registration system which has created a partnership between the Kamloops RCMP and bicycle enthusiasts through improved education, prevention, and communication to combat bicycle theft in our community. Results have shown that the 529 Garage app has the potential to effectively reduce the number of bike thefts and increase the number of recovered bikes that police can then return to their rightful owners.

Visit project529.com/kamloops for more information and to register your bike.

In 2018, the Transportation Master Plan (TMP) superseded the Bicycle Master Plan (2010) which guided the City in completing key components of the bicycle network that provide safe and convenient routes for existing and new cyclists to travel across the city for commuting and recreational trips. Cycling is an important transportation option for Kamloops and any city given its benefits of being an economical, healthy, and environmentally friendly way to travel short to medium distances.

View the Transportation Master Plan

It’s important to follow rules and use etiquette on our multi-user paths to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all.   

Thoughts to keep in mind include: 

• Wear a helmet when cycling
• Wear reflective items when out at night
• Yield to pedestrians
• Obey all traffic signs
• Slow down when coming up behind people, ring your bell or announce yourself before passing
• Keep in your lane (right side of the path) when oncoming traffic is approaching
• Be aware of your surroundings, people and animals. 
• Use garbage cans located along the trail
• Be courteous and monitor your speed 

The Kamloops Bike Valet is a coat-check style service at 330 St. Paul Street providing FREE convenient and secure parking for all active transportation devices including adaptive bikes, cargo bikes, bike trailers, jogging strollers, and other personal mobility devices.

The Bike Valet service has now concluded for 2024. We would like to express our gratitude to each and every one of the valet service customers for their commitment to adopting active transportation. 

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