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1,375 Trails in British Columbia

Trail Name	Length (mi)	City
MotoBomba (Smith Creek)	0.45	West Kelowna
Pressure Drop (Sprockids)	1.06	Gibsons
Ottertail Valley Trail	7.91	Field
Mount Rose-Swanson Trails	5.6	Armstrong
Overview Trail (Mount Rose-Swanson Trails)	0.1	Armstrong
Purple Trail (Mount Rose-Swanson Trails)	0.9	Armstrong
Blue-Orange Connector (Mount Rose-Swanson Trails)	0.23	Armstrong
Green Trail (Mount Rose-Swanson Trails)	0.25	Armstrong
Mountain Air Trail (Burnaby Mountain)	1.14	Burnaby
Mountain Station Access Path (Mountain Station)	0.21	Nelson
Mountain View Park (Mt Fromme)	0.06	North Vancouver
Mr. T (lower) (Mount Prevost)	0.89	North Cowichan
Mr. Uppity (Ledgeview)	0.58	Abbotsford
Mt Morrisey Link (Mt Morrisey XC trails)	1.1	Heffley Creek
Mt Morrisey Road (Mt Morrisey XC trails)	0.97	Heffley Creek
Mud Lake Trail (Quadra Island Trails)	1.26	Heriot Bay
Muffin Top (Rubberhead Trail System)	0.43	Salmon Arm
Mug (Penticton Maze)	1.01	Powell River
Mug Over (Penticton Maze)	0.23	Powell River
Mushroom Trail (Mount Seymour)	0.51	Deep Cove
Piper's (Myra-Bellevue)	1.3	Kelowna
Myra Bailout (Myra-Bellevue)	0.61	Kelowna
90s Jank	0.62	Saanich
Carpal Tunnel	0.75	Fernie
Rose Valley Reservoir	9	West Kelowna

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