No matter what your age or passion, no matter the season, we can equip you with everything you need for outdoor sporting adventure. From fishing to river rafting, to mountain biking and motor sports, WC Motosports Ltd. has you covered!
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WC Motosports Ltd. is a division of West Coast Heavy Duty Truck Parts Ltd.
We are a growing supplier of ATV's and sports equipment in the Princeton area and an authorized dealer of KIMPEX, MOTOVAN, CHINA PARTS, GIO and AMZOIL parts and accessories - for all ATV's, motocross, snowmobiles and watercraft.
Our motosport representatives are life-long residents of the Princeton and Similkameen area and avid motor sport enthusiasts. Whether you're looking for your first off-road machine or something top-of-the-line, we can guide you to what you need and where you need to be. Call or visit us today! |
Welcome to ATV Country
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We are conveniently located just outside scenic downtown Princeton, next to Kal Tire. Our store also serves as the headquarters for the Princeton ATV Club.
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The Trans Canada Trail
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The Trans Canada Trail, being promoted since 2016 as The Great Trail, is the world's longest network of recreational trails. When fully connected, the Trail will stretch 24,000 kilometres (15,000 mi) from the Atlantic to the Pacific to the Arctic oceans.
The network of the Trans Canada Trail is made up of more than 400 community trails. Each trail section is developed, owned and managed locally by trail groups, conservation authorities and by municipal, provincial and federal governments. The main leg of the trail enters British Columbia from Alberta, following the Elk River passing through Sparwood and the Kootenays and Columbia mountains. From there, it delves southward and westward near the Kettle river. The trail passes through the Okanagan Valley over the Kettle Valley Rail Trail, including the very popular Myra Canyon portion. From here, it heads through Princeton and continues west to Vancouver. The Trail is multi-use and in the Princeton area allows hikers, bicyclists, skiers, snowmobilers and ATV enthusiasts. |
A yellow-bellied marmot near Princeton, British Columbia. The marmot is standing on a wooden sculpture known as Phifer's Fountain. The sculpture was originally located in Vancouver, BC, and was moved to Princeton in 2002. It now serves as a decorative gate for the Trans Canada Trail.
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Why take a boring car? The Trans Canada Trail connects you to a multitude of communities and historic attractions.
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Three young riders enter the old train tunnel leading into downtown Princeton. The historic Tulameen Train Bridge can be seen in the background.
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