The 2026 Annual LANGFORD BIKEFEST  proudly hosted by the City of Langford is Vancouver Island's premier off-road bicycle event.  To be held as two separate pillar events in the Spring and the  Summer of 2026, the event will showcase world class mountain bike racing and draw hundreds of participants from across Canada and abroad.   

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On March 12-15 is the much anticipated return of the Canada Cup to Langford, now renamed as the "Pacific XC".   The UCI C1 XCC/XCO sanctioned event will serve as a capstone for a high performance training camp that will be hosted by 94Forward and offer Canada's best mountain bike athletes an opportunity to train and race at the highest level.   Local mountain bike weekend warriors and youth will also have the opportunity to race the same course as the elite racers, but in a more laidback ability based format that the Island Cup Series is notoriously popular for.   

 

On July 16-19, Athletes will be returning to Langford for the Kazlaw Canadian Mountain Bike Championships.   As a continuation of a 2 year hosting commitment, the event will attract Canada's top racers as they compete to win the coveted Maple Leaf Jersey as Canadian Champion.    Championship medals will be awarded for various age categories in Short Track (XCC), Olympic (XCO), and Relay.   Grass Roots racing will also be offered to the general public. 

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The Jordie Lunn Bike Park is a free, year‑round cycling park designed for riders of all ages and abilities, featuring dirt jumps, a world‑class Velosolutions pump track, skills zones, and cyclocross/MTB trails. It also serves as a major event venue and community hub, hosting races, training programs, and bicycle industry demo's. 

 

The Clubhouse is a 5000 sq. ft. onsite facility that houses Rhino Coffee, Bici / Broad St Cycles (offering bike repairs and rentals) and office space for Cycling BC, Cycling Canada and Nolan Riding.​

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The City of Langford has wonderful amenities, restaurants, hotels, shopping, and easy on-and-off access from Highway 1. The Victoria International  Airport is 30 minutes away to the North. Ferry services make this event easily accessible to cycling fans coming from BC Mainland and US Washington State.  Positioned as traning area for the Canadian National Team, Langford has risen quickly to truly be declared as a world class cycling destination.