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88 Trails in Sechelt, British Columbia

Trail Name	Length (mi)	City
Lumpy to Gravy (Trout Lake)	0.35	Halfmoon Bay
Lena	0.33	Welcome Beach
Howler (Trout Lake)	0.31	Halfmoon Bay
Blue Trail (Kinnikinnick Park)	0.3	Sechelt
33 1/3 (Trout Lake)	0.3	Halfmoon Bay
Charlie Brown (Mount Elphinstone)	0.3	Gibsons
Fuzzy Hugs (Sprockids)	0.3	Gibsons
Out & In (Connor Park)	0.3	Welcome Beach
B-Side (Trout Lake)	0.3	Halfmoon Bay
In & Out (Connor Park)	0.3	Welcome Beach
Gravy (Trout Lake)	0.24	Halfmoon Bay
Wet Feet (Middlepoint)	0.24	Pender Harbour
Green Trail (Kinnikinnick Park)	0.21	Sechelt
H2O	0.21	Welcome Beach
Amuse Bouche (Mount Elphinstone)	0.2	Gibsons
A1 (Connor Park)	0.2	Welcome Beach
B.A.L.L.S. (Trout Lake)	0.2	Halfmoon Bay
Fork Off (Trout Lake)	0.2	Halfmoon Bay
Connor Connector (Connor Park)	0.2	Welcome Beach
A-Side (Trout Lake)	0.2	Halfmoon Bay
DC (Connor Park)	0.2	Welcome Beach
Midway (Connor Park)	0.17	Welcome Beach
Gas Can Alley (Connor Park)	0.16	Welcome Beach
J-Lo	0.14	Welcome Beach
Fir (Connor Park)	0.1	Welcome Beach
Ferry (Sprockids)	0.1	Gibsons
Endor (Middlepoint)	0.1	Halfmoon Bay
Elevator (Big Tree Trails)	0.1	Sechelt
Duroid (Big Tree Trails)	0.1	Sechelt
Dry Feet (Middlepoint)	0.1	Halfmoon Bay
Dry (Sargeant Bay Provincial Park)	0.1	Sechelt
Coopers Green (Trout Lake)	0.1	Halfmoon Bay
Check Minus (Sprockids)	0.1	Gibsons
AKA (Connor Park)	0.1	Welcome Beach
June (Trout Lake)	0.03	Halfmoon Bay
Sargeant Bay Provincial Park	0.0	Sechelt
Spipiyus Provincial Park	0.0	Sechelt
Mount Elphinstone	0.0	Gibsons

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"We're sorry." NSMBA Board issues statement about communication of rogue trail decommissioning

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