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1,379 Trails in British Columbia

Trail Name	Length (mi)	City
Homerun	0.2	Port Moody
McCloud (Diamond Head)	0.2	Squamish
Moose Trail (South Canoe)	0.2	Salmon Arm
Mossom Creek Connector (Eagle Mountain)	0.2	Anmore
Iron Colt (Monte Christo)	0.19	Rossland
Lumpy Pants (Hartland Mountain Bike Park)	0.19	Victoria
Jelly Roll (Hartland Mountain Bike Park)	0.18	Victoria
Kestrel (Kenna Cartwright Park)	0.18	Kamloops
Lake Trail (Vedder Mountain)	0.18	Chilliwack
Lower Expresso Trail (Mountain Station)	0.18	Nelson
Moc - Assassin (Mount Fernie Provincial Park)	0.18	Fernie
Jawbone (Myra-Bellevue)	0.17	Kelowna
Midway (Connor Park)	0.17	Welcome Beach
Gas Can Alley (Connor Park)	0.16	Welcome Beach
Heads Up (Hartland Mountain Bike Park)	0.16	Saanich
Gnar Boom (Sun Peaks Bike Park)	0.16	Sun Peaks
Long Loop (Nymph Falls Nature Park)	0.16	Courtenay
Gee I Like Your Pants (Zappa Trails)	0.15	Whistler
Home Brew (Diamond Head)	0.15	Squamish
Hydro Hill (Zappa Trails)	0.15	Whistler
Lost Trail (Hartland Mountain Bike Park)	0.15	Victoria
Lost Trail (Hartland Mountain Bike Park)	0.15	Victoria
J-Lo	0.14	Welcome Beach
Mary Jane (Doumont)	0.14	Nanaimo
Harem Scarem (Hartland Mountain Bike Park)	0.13	Victoria
Kid Dyo Myt Peak to SoulTrain Connector (Smith Creek)	0.13	Kelowna
Lumberjacks Connector (Alice Lake Provincial Park)	0.13	Squamish
Mango Mango (Vedder Mountain)	0.13	Chilliwack
Miss Pinky (Zappa Trails)	0.13	Whistler
Hidden Pleasures (Vedder Mountain)	0.12	Chilliwack
Immonator (Mt Fromme)	0.12	North Vancouver
Lake Trail (Port Alberni Trails)	0.12	Port Alberni
Lemmings Run (Hartland Mountain Bike Park)	0.12	Victoria
Lower Gods Trail (Vedder Mountain)	0.12	Chilliwack
More Therapy (Eagle Mountain)	0.12	Port Coquitlam
Huckleberry Trail (Beaver Lodge Forest Trails)	0.11	Campbell River
Mother Hucker (Hartland Mountain Bike Park)	0.11	Victoria
Flavelle Shortcut (Bert Flinn Park)	0.1	Anmore
Fisher Rd Spur (707 Community Park)	0.1	Gabriola
Fire Drill (Hartland Mountain Bike Park)	0.1	Victoria
Fir (Connor Park)	0.1	Welcome Beach
Ferry (Sprockids)	0.1	Gibsons
Fairlane Connector (Myra-Bellevue)	0.1	Kelowna
Endor (Middlepoint)	0.1	Halfmoon Bay
Empress (Mount Seymour)	0.1	Deep Cove
Elevator (Big Tree Trails)	0.1	Sechelt
Elephant Bridge (Zappa Trails)	0.1	Whistler
Easy Out Connector (Myra-Bellevue)	0.1	Kelowna
East Infection (Diamond Head)	0.1	Squamish
Dwarf Nebula (Zappa Trails)	0.1	Whistler

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