HEAVILY EDITED Sorry just saw this map
I'm going to throw a lot of information at you. You should do a google search or NSMB or MTBR search for information and articles. I'm not very patient with people who can't search; think they are retarded and blow them off as dumbfucks so please be warned. Search terms are in quotations etc. "Seven Summits"
June to August. You should start in the warmer areas then work your way to areas that lose snow later in the year. Leave the Kootenays to last
I would go through this order. I'm not going to suggest specific trails. If you want rainforest, semi-technical BC riding then some trail suggestions are in brackets. Otherwise do the search listed above. Here are search hints. In the Nelson area Danksi knows his stuff. In Sea to Sky, Revelstoke, Salmon Arm, Panorama look for my suggestions. In Kelowna, Penticton, Oliver etc look for Smokes. I don't know who covers Kamloops, Fernie, Golden. For South island look for stuff from kperras or strahan. For Hornby Island look for thebigchin.
Start with this loop
- Merritt
- Kamloops
- Kelowna/Westbank
- Pentiction
- Oliver
The above should take about 2 weeks or so. You can find camp spots at most areas. Buy a "Backroads Mapbook" Okanagan edition for these areas.
Then I would head back to the Coast. I would hit these areas.
- Sunshine Coast (Gibsons, Sechelt)
- Powell River (I don't know the trails but here they are fun)
- Nanaimo
- Duncan
- Sooke
Then back to the North island
- Comox
- Campbell River
That will take you another 2 weeks or so. Backroads Mapbooks for the Island would cover this.
I see you put in a Kootenay loop
- Nelson
- Rossland
- Fernie
- Revelstoke
- Golden
- Panorama
- Salmon Arm
Leave these as a separate loop. Leave them for good weather and for later in the year so snow can melt. That should take 3 weeks. Backroads Mapbook for Kootenay will cover you
You want to hit up Sea to Sky which you can do anytime as its close to Vancouver. Again lots of camping and lots of things to see and cheap if you do it right. Personally I find the Whistler bike park overrated, full of gaping tourons, and over-testosteroned tattooed freetards and Brits with poor bikehandling skills and bad teeth bwdik.
- Whistler
- Squamish
- Pemberton
This whole area should take 2 weeks to do properly. Whistler Mountain Bike Guidebook and various maps sold in bike shops for these areas should do the trick
I haven't covered local areas close to Vancouver properly but you should obviously hit up
- North Shore
- Burke
- Eagle
- Vedder
- Sumas/Abbotsford
- Mission
Maps from gutsploder might help here. You'd be best off with locals to show you around
I've ignored areas that are further such as Lilloett, Chilcotins, Williams Lk/Cariboo etc. That might be outside your scope