Mt Nelson Pump Track Revitalization Project

The beloved Mt Nelson Pump Track is being revitalized into an inclusive, world-class facility for riders of all ages and abilities, with construction starting mid-August, 2026.

Led by the Columbia Valley Cycling Society (CVCS), this project is being delivered in collaboration with the District of Invermere, Rocky Mountain School District, and the Columbia Valley Greenways Trail Alliance.

Built to World-Class Standards

The revitalized pump track is being built by Velosolutions, the global leader for innovative pump tracks, and will feature a durable asphalt surface, creating a smoother, more accessible experience for a wide range of wheeled users, including bikes, inline skates, and scooters.

The revitalized pump track will also include Velosolutions Vorld App technology, a free app enabling riders to count and track lap times.

The redesigned track meets world-class standards and offers a place to play, learn, progress, and refine technique, while positioning Invermere to host future events and competitions.

Construction has started with the removal of the existing dirt pump track!

The next phase is to build a solid structural pad foundation for the asphalt pump track to be built on. The pump track project is anticipated to be completed by mid-October 2026.

What's new:

• Asphalt surface for durability and smoother riding
• Designed for all ages, skill levels, and abilities
• Accessible for bikes, inline skates, and scooters
• Built to a world-class standard

Built for the Community

The design includes two tracks beginning from a shared start zone: a smaller track for newer riders and a longer, more advanced track. This layout will accommodate more riders and support better flow during busy periods.

This revitalization will help create a more vibrant, active community for years to come, increase year-round use, and expand access to inclusive, outdoor recreation for residents and visitors.

The total project cost is $620,000.

Thanks to the generosity of major funding partners, Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) and the Resort Municipality Initiative (RMI), the project secured its initial $480,000 in funding. The CVCS contributed $10,000, bringing the total to $490,000.

Now it's our community's turn. Our Community Campaign is raising the remaining funds needed to complete the project, with support from individuals, businesses and community fundraising initiatives. 

Donations are accepted through our charitable project partner, the Columbia Valley Greenways Trail Alliance, which is leading the community fundraising campaign. Donations made directly or through CanadaHelps are eligible for a charitable tax receipt.

Help us cross the finish line. Every donation, big or small, brings us one step closer.

Community Recognition Levels

• Friend of the Pump Track – up to $100
• Community Supporter – $100+
• Community Builder – $250+
• Track Supporter – $500+
• Track Builder – $1,000+
• Legacy Donor – $5,000+
• Legacy Champion – $10,000+
• Naming Rights – inquire

This project supports youth development, active transportation, and inclusive outdoor recreation in the Columbia Valley. Your support will help bring this project to completion.

More than 86% of the project funding has already been secured thanks to the generous support of the following organizations and community donors:

Project Funders

• Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) Community Development Program: $330,000
• Resort Municipality Initiative (RMI) Invermere-Panorama, funded by the Province of British Columbia: $150,000
• Columbia Valley Cycling Society: $10,000

Legacy Champions ($10,000+)

• Sherlock Homes Real Estate Team

Legacy Donors ($5,000+)

• Anderson Family
• Valhalla Pure Outfitters
• Andrew Plaunt
• Kicking Horse Coffee

Track Builders ($1,000+)

• Rocky Mountain Rally Pancake Breakfast hosted by ION2 Suspension Progression & Valhalla Pure Outfitters 
• Rick "Buck" Braund
• Copper City Physical Therapy
• Penny Fagerheim
• Gerry George
• Columbia Valley Engineering
• Dr. William D. Brown Inc
• Scott Bratt
• Sue and Tom Hoyne
• Boobs on Tubes

Track Supporters ($500+)

• Lynette & Dan Markham
• Alexandra Tims

Community Builders ($250+)

• Turning Point Business Advisory
• Jason and Heidi Petro
• Caitlin Hall-Sharp

Community Supporters ($100+)

• John Cadman (in honour of Myles and Norah)
• Robert Clare ‍
• Lawrence & Marian Curson
• Doug Charlton
• Casey & Brit van der Lee
• Jordan Kirk
• Anonymous Donor x 3
• Travis Tagg
• Jason Berg
• Glenn Pomeroy
• Heath Pierson

Friends of the Pump Track (up to $100)

• Carol Luttmer

Recognizing organizations and supporters whose leadership contributions of $5,000 or more are helping bring this project to life.

Interested in supporting this community project? We'd love to hear from you. Contact us.