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1,778 Trails in North, British Columbia

Trail Name	Length (mi)	City
C.O.G. (Neptune Creek)	0.4	Rossland
Cabin Fever (Kenna Cartwright Park)	0.4	Kamloops
Captain Nemo (Myra-Bellevue)	0.4	Kelowna
Cherry Tomato (Bear Mountain)	0.4	Mission
Cliff Trail (Mount Geoffrey Regional Nature Park)	0.4	Hornby Island
Climb Trail (South Canoe)	0.4	Salmon Arm
Coats Dr Spur (707 Community Park)	0.4	Gabriola
Connector (Myra-Bellevue)	0.4	Kelowna
Crawford Bench (Myra-Bellevue)	0.4	Kelowna
Crossover (Hartland Mountain Bike Park)	0.4	Victoria
Cupcake (Cumberland)	0.4	Comox Valley
Dead Moped Trail (Burnaby Mountain)	0.4	Burnaby
Big Cedar (Richards Mountain)	0.4	Crofton
Baby Lips (Downes Bowl Park)	0.4	Abbotsford
East Bound and Down (Eagle Mountain)	0.4	Anmore
Empress Bypass (Mount Seymour)	0.4	Deep Cove
Entrails (Cumberland)	0.4	Comox Valley
Expresso (Mountain Station)	0.4	Nelson
Extra Sauce (Sumas Mountain Regional Park)	0.4	Abbotsford
Fat Chance Trail (Mountain Station)	0.4	Nelson
Find the Mine (Pineview)	0.4	Kamloops
Fireweed (Myra-Bellevue)	0.4	Kelowna
Fiscal Cliff (Cumberland)	0.4	Comox Valley
Floppy Bunny (Mt Fromme)	0.4	North Vancouver
Grannies (Mt Fromme)	0.4	North Vancouver
Upper Oil Can (Mt Fromme)	0.4	North Vancouver
Axel Alley (Cranbrook Community Forest – South)	0.4	Cranbrook
Fluid (Burke Mountain Trails)	0.4	Port Coquitlam
FOMO (Smith Creek)	0.4	Kelowna
For the Kids (Mt Fromme)	0.4	North Vancouver
Trail 111 (Anacortes Community Forest Lands)	0.4	Anacortes
Trail 17 (Anacortes Community Forest Lands)	0.4	Anacortes
Trail 187 (Galbraith Mountain)	0.4	Bellingham
Trail 207 (Anacortes Community Forest Lands)	0.4	Anacortes
Trail 209 (Anacortes Community Forest Lands)	0.4	Anacortes
Trail 212 (Anacortes Community Forest Lands)	0.4	Anacortes
Trail 234 (Anacortes Community Forest Lands)	0.4	Anacortes
Fort Trail (Hope Bike Park)	0.4	Hope
Four Lost Souls (Eagle Mountain)	0.4	Anmore
Function Junction Trail (Burnaby Mountain)	0.4	Burnaby
Galena Miracle Mine (Don Getty Wildland Provincial Park)	0.4	Bragg Creek
Hail Mary (Heritage Park)	0.4	Mission
Hammer Time (Eagle Mountain)	0.4	Anmore
Kinnickinnick (Kenna Cartwright Park)	0.4	Kamloops
Boundary Trail (Mt Fromme)	0.4	North Vancouver
Lower Cemetery (Redstone Resort)	0.4	Rossland
Lower Coco Bonk (Sugarloaf Mountain)	0.4	Merritt
Lower Griffen (Mt Fromme)	0.4	North Vancouver
Lower Spring Cleaning (Monte Christo)	0.4	Rossland
Manhandler (Eagle Mountain)	0.4	Anmore

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