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The Galloping Goose Regional TrailWelcome to the GallopingGoose Regional Trail. The Goose is your trail. De-pending where you are, you cancycle, walk, run, jog, in-line skate,wheelchair, push a stroller, walk thedog, ride a horse, commute to work,spend a quiet Sunday afternoon,push yourself through the entiretrail, or take a 15 minute break onthis multi-use, 55 kilometre formerrailway line, now a regional trail. Ifit isn t a motorized vehicle, you cando it on the Goose also knows every land-scape on southern Vancouver can travel past the finest: a quietcove, a hidden lake, rocky outcrops,marshland, canyon land, skunkcabbage swampland, tall Douglas firforest, Garry oak and arbutus forest,rural farmland, urban back streets,and waterways. This is the CapitalRegional District at its start to finish, from east towest, here s a rundown on Trestle to Switch BridgeThe Galloping Goose Regional Trailstarts at the east end of the JohnsonStreet bridge trailside kilometremarkers are measured from crossing the bridge, the trailcontinues as Harbour Road until itpicks up the paved trail near thePoint Ellice Bridge
(page 6) Speaking of history, cyclists and strong walkers can visit Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites a short distance from
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