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September 29, 2015
News Release: September 29, 2015
Hi Phil
My wife and I spent the last 10 days in the Shuswap and spent every day on your trail system.
It’s hard to tell how many KM we did because of little offshoots but we figure we did close to 200km total mountain biking and hiking. Your trails are incredible and you should be so proud of what you guys have developed. How you have incorporated the multi-use system is best in class and allows for mechanized and non-mechanized users to enjoy the area. The trail markings and descriptions are also top notch - some national and provincial trail managers could take a lesson from you guys. We brought a GPS for the first 3 days then felt completely confident in the trail markings when combined with your online maps/descriptions.
We were so thrilled with what we discovered and felt compelled to say Thank You.
Len Youden
General Manager
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