The Jordie Lunn Bike Park Clubhouse stands as a tribute to one of mountain biking's most influential athletes while serving as a world-class cycling facility.
The Jordie Lunn Bike Park Clubhouse stands as a tribute to one of mountain biking's most influential athletes while serving as a world-class cycling facility.
This two-storey, 12,352 square foot building opened in June 2024 within the Langford Gravity Zone, a 130-acre recreation destination. Named after legendary Vancouver Island mountain biker Jordie Lunn, who passed away in 2019, the clubhouse serves as the central hub for the bike park that has quickly become a premier cycling destination attracting riders from around the world.
The building houses Broad Street Cycles (providing bike shop services, rentals, and expert advice), Rhino Coffee House, and offices for Cycling BC and Cycling Canada. The upper floor features community space for cycling clubs, educational programs, and events. The facility supports the park's world-class Velosolutions pump track, mountain biking trails, and skills development areas used by riders of all ages and abilities.
The fire alarm system at the Jordie Lunn Bike Park Clubhouse is designed to protect this multi-use recreational facility while accommodating the unique operational requirements of a bike shop, coffee house, and community gathering space.
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This facility honors Jordie Lunn's legacy of inspiring riders worldwide while providing a state-of-the-art community hub that supports cycling development from recreational riders to elite athletes. The building serves School District 62's mountain biking programs and hosts the annual Langford Bikefest, which draws close to 500 participants and over 1,000 spectators. With $150,000 in funding contributed by the Lunn family through the Road2Recovery campaign, the clubhouse represents a community coming together to create opportunities for future generations of cyclists.
