Wildside (hiking trail)
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The Wildside is a hiking trail on Flores Island, British Columbia that connects the town of Ahousaht to several beaches and wild forests.
The trail is a First Nations women's eco-tourism initiative to secure steady jobs and income for the people of Ahousaht. Some 15 people, men, women and children, created it by manual labour in 1993.
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Road of the wildside
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Road of the wildside
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| Bruce Trail | Canol Heritage Trail | Chilkoot Trail | Confederation Trail | Galloping Goose Regional Trail | International Appalachian Trail | Iron Horse Trail | Mantario Trail | Oak Ridges Trail | Rideau Trail | Trans Canada Trail | Waterfront Trail | West Coast Trail | Wildside | |||
