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1,771 Trails in North, British Columbia

Trail Name	Length (mi)	City
Garbage (Burke Mountain Trails)	0.35	Port Coquitlam
Your Mom (Diamond Head)	0.7	Squamish
Beach Trail Cutoff (Miller Peninsula State Park)	0.2	Sequim
Bandito (Galbraith Mountain)	0.35	Bellingham
Alternate Incline (Blanchard State Forest)	1.33	Bellingham
Bear Back (Galbraith Mountain)	0.5	Bellingham
Bluff -Alternate (Miller Peninsula State Park)	0.33	Sequim
Bootdryer (Galbraith Mountain)	0.62	Bellingham
Bottle opener (Galbraith Mountain)	0.65	Bellingham
Black Bear (Sun Mountain Resort)	4.55	Winthrop
Boiling Lake Trail #1259A	1.08	Twisp
Angel Staircase Trail #417	1.56	Chelan
Bluff Trail Cutoff (Miller Peninsula State Park)	0.37	Sequim
Garbageland Trail (Vedder Mountain)	0.44	Chilliwack
Gas Can Alley (Connor Park)	0.16	Welcome Beach
Backside Trail (Galbraith Mountain)	0.28	Bellingham
Galloping (Myra-Bellevue)	0.62	Kelowna
Bluff Trail	3.38	Sequim
Pump Track (Galbraith Mountain)	0.78	Bellingham
Walker Valley ORV Complex	36	Mount Vernon
Kim and Monica's (Walker Valley ORV Complex)	0.71	Mount Vernon
Brer Rabbit (Galbraith Mountain)	0.31	Bellingham
British Army Trail (Blanchard State Forest)	1.06	Bellingham
Butte Creek Trail #1440	2.16	Plain
Cabin (Galbraith Mountain)	0.46	Bellingham
Candy (Galbraith Mountain)	0.75	Bellingham
Candy Extension (Galbraith Mountain)	0.2	Bellingham
Cedar Jumps Black Line (Galbraith Mountain)	0.21	Bellingham
Cedar Jumps Blue Line (Galbraith Mountain)	0.18	Bellingham
Cedar Jumps Climb (Galbraith Mountain)	0.35	Bellingham
Cedar Jumps Green Line (Galbraith Mountain)	0.19	Bellingham
Chanterelle Trail	1.7	Bellingham
Cleavage (Galbraith Mountain)	0.25	Bellingham
Cooney Lake Trail #434	0.85	Twisp
Crater Lake Trail #416	3.94	Twisp
Cub Lake Trail #1255	3.78	Twisp
Englishman River Falls Provincial Park	10	Errington
Little Dipper Loop (Englishman River Falls Provincial Park)	0.3	Errington
Milky Way (Englishman River Falls Provincial Park)	1	Errington
Big Dipper Loop (Englishman River Falls Provincial Park)	0.5	Errington
Gear Jammer Trail (Burnaby Mountain)	0.52	Burnaby
Gecko (Forbidden Plateau Trails)	1.77	Cumberland
Gee I Like Your Pants (Zappa Trails)	0.15	Whistler
Get Wet (Hartland Mountain Bike Park)	0.07	Saanich
Gipsy Drum (Zappa Trails)	0.34	Whistler
Gnarwhal (Harper)	0.33	Kamloops
Goats Trail (Watershed Park)	0.5	Surrey
Godey (Too Much Info Riding Area)	1.66	Merritt
Godey Steeps (Too Much Info Riding Area)	0.33	Merritt
Fort Nelson Demonstration Forest	6	Fort Nelson

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