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Together we can create a culture of compassion where sharing the trail isan opportunity, not a challenge.  \nLearn more  \n| Capital Regional District\u003Cbr>Regional Parks and Trails Map\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>|\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr> E&N Rail Trail -Paved\u003Cbr> E&N Rail Trail -To Be Completed\u003Cbr>E&N Rail Trail Shared Route  with Galloping Goose (Paved)\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr> Galloping Goose-Paved\u003Cbr> Galloping Goose-Gravel 0 Galloping Goose Km Marker\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr> Lochside-Paved\u003Cbr> Lochside-Gravel\"5 Lochside Km Marker\u003Cbr>*E&N Rail Trail km markers to be installed upon trail completion\u003Cbr>¿ BC Transit Exchange or Park & Ride  Campground\u003Cbr> Drinking Fountain\u003Cbr> Ferry Terminal\u003Cbr> Hospital\u003Cbr> Parking\u003Cbr> Public Toilet\u003Cbr> Trail / Park Information\u003Cbr> Visitor Centre\" \" Bridge / Trestle on Regional Trail  Lake / Reservoir\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Regional Park\u003Cbr>Regional Park Reserve\u003Cbr>Other Park\u003Cbr>Department of National Defence Drinking Water Supply Area (No Public Access)\u003Cbr>First Nation Reserve\u003Cbr>Municipal / Electoral Area Boundary Regional District Boundary\u003Cbr>Ferry Route Road Highway |\n\nOverview Map  \nGulf Islands Inset  \nCOWICHAN VALLEY  \nREGIONAL DISTRICT  \nCAPITAL  \nREGIONAL DISTRICT  \nJordan River  \nInset  \nMain Map  \nGreater Victoria Water Supply Area (No Public Access)  \nCVRD  \nCRD  \nlayson  \nArm  \ns Rd  \n-Gange  \nFulford  \nMill Farm Regional Park Reserve  \nSalt Spring Island  \nMount Tuam Ecological Reserve  \nSatellite Channel Ecological Reserve  \nint Rd  \nver Po  \nBea  \nIsabella Point Rd  \nSOUTHERN GULF ISLANDS ELECTORAL AREA  \nGulf Islands Inset  Kilometres 0 2 4 6  \nMatthews Point Regional Park  \nReserve  \nSALT SPRING ISLAND  \nELECTORAL AREA  \nSalt Spring Island  \nGaliano Island  \nPrevost Island  \nMill Farm  \nMount Parke Regional Park  \nSt. John Point Regional Park  \nMayne Island  \nReserve  \nEast Point Regional Park  \nRegional Park  \nReserve  \nPender Island  \nSaturna Island  \nMoresby Island  \nBrooks Point Regional Park  \nPiers Island  \nTatlow Rd  \nBirch Rd  \nHorth Hill Regional Park  \nWain Rd  \nNORTH SAANICH  \nGulf Islands National Park Reserve (McDonald Campground)  \nCoal Island  \nColes Bay Regional Park  \nSaanich  \nInlet  \nBrentwood BayMill B Ferry  \nJUAN DE FUCA ELECTORAL AREA  \nGowlland Tod Provincial Park  \nR  \no  \nss  \n-  \nD  \nu  \nr  \nra  \nnc  \ne  \nR  \nd  \nDurr ance Lake  \nMount Work Regional Park  \nLone Tree Hill Regional Park  \nd  \nR  \nch  \ni  \nn  \nest Saa  \nW  \nGulf Islands National Park Reserve (Sidney Spit)  \nSidney-Anacortes  \nFerry  \nSidney Island  \nDr  \nace  \nall  \nW  \nDND  \nProspect Lake  \nCENTRAL SAANICH  \nIsland View Rd  \nIsland View  \nBeach Campground  \nGulf Islands  \nBear Hill Regional Park  \nOldf ield Rd  \nNational Park Reserve (D'Arcy Island)  \nHaro  \nFoPwarlr  \nLochside Park  \nStra it  \nPatricia Bay Highway  \nKapoor Regional Park  \n\"55  \nOld  \nWolf  \nLake  \nJUAN DE FUCA ELECTORAL AREA  \nMavis Lake  \nJack  \nLake  \nSpring Salmon  \nSea to Sea Regional Park  \nPlace Campground  \n(KWL-UCHUN)Peden Lake  \nSooke Potholes Regional  \nPark  \nTodd Creek Trestle  \nGrass Lake  \nCrabapple Lake  \nShe ilds Lake  \nSooke Mountain Provincial Park  \nSooke Potholes Provincial Park  \nCharters River Trestle  \nSooke River  \nSea to Sea Regional Park  \nTudor Ave  \nOak Bay Islands Ecological Reserve  \nGrant Rd W  \nRegional Park Reserve  \nSooke River Rd  \nAyum Creek Regional Park  \nReserve Soo ke  \nBasin  \nRoche Cove Regional Park  \nEast Sooke Regional Park ","cbCaibERVc8e0dVy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibERVc8e0dVy","pdf",1717062,"English","# Trail Etiquette\n## Courtesy and safety guidelines\n## Multi-use trail sharing\n## Map and regional parks and trails","[{\"question\":\"What key behaviors should I practice on CRD regional trails?\",\"answer\":\"Keep to the right, yield to pedestrians, mind your speed, and alert others before passing. 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