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About CCCTS

We are a non-profit organization for active adults of all ages. Our members are mainly retired people and others who enjoy recreational cycling. You are welcome to join like-minded people with similar interests, and see BC, other provinces, the USA, and countries abroad.

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Simply click  JOIN or click the Join menu item at the top of this page.

Then fill in your personal information and follow the three steps to:
(a) Submit the Form
(b) Review and Accept the Waiver
(c) Pay Dues 
You may find this article on User Names informative.
And here are some useful tips on setting your Password.

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Fraser River Canyons, Benches & Grasslands

Fraser River Canyons, Benches & Grasslands

Up for adventure: top of High Bar Road!

Fraser River Canyons, Benches & Grasslands

South view from the High Bar Road’s big hill

Fraser River Canyons, Benches & Grasslands

High Bar Road Sage Brush and Spring Greens

Fraser River Canyons, Benches & Grasslands

Mighty, muddy Fraser River

Fraser River Canyons, Benches & Grasslands

Ready to ride: Hat Creek junction

Fraser River Canyons, Benches & Grasslands

Oregon Jack Road Aspens

Fraser River Canyons, Benches & Grasslands

Seton Lake: west view toward Whitecap Mtn.

Fraser River Canyons, Benches & Grasslands

Lillooet Suspension Bridge – built 1913

Fraser River Canyons, Benches & Grasslands

Shrubby Penstemon

Fraser River Canyons, Benches & Grasslands

Butcher Creek Camp “Gunslinger”