Template:Galloping Goose Regional Trail

Galloping Goose
km File:BSicon fKSTRa.svg 0 File:BSicon fhKRZWae.svg Johnson Street Bridge File:BSicon lMKRZo.svg File:BSicon fSTR.svg File:BSicon RP2q.svg Point Ellice Bridge File:BSicon fhKRZWae.svg Selkirk Trestle File:BSicon RP2q.svg File:BSicon fSKRZ-Au.svg Gorge Road File:BSicon RP2q.svg File:BSicon fSKRZ-Au.svg Burnside Road File:BSicon RP2q.svg File:BSicon fSKRZ-Au.svg Tolmie Lane File:BSicon fSKRZ-G4o.svg Switch Bridge File:BSicon fTEEl.svg Lochside Trail File:BSicon RP2q.svg File:BSicon fSKRZ-Au.svg Tillicum Road File:BSicon lMKRZu.svg File:BSicon RP2q.svg File:BSicon fSTR.svg Burnside Road File:BSicon RP2q.svg File:BSicon fSKRZ-Au.svg McKenzie Avenue File:BSicon fKMW.svg 5 File:BSicon fSTR+GRZq.svg Saanich View Royal File:BSicon fKMW.svg 10 File:BSicon fSTR+GRZq.svg View Royal Colwood File:BSicon lMKRZo.svg File:BSicon fSTR.svg File:BSicon RP2q.svg Helmcken Road File:BSicon RP2q.svg File:BSicon fSKRZ-Au.svg Burnside Road File:BSicon fSKRZ-G4u.svg Highway 1 File:BSicon lMKRZu.svg File:BSicon RP2q.svg File:BSicon fSTR.svg Six Mile Road File:BSicon RP2q.svg File:BSicon fSKRZ-Au.svg Highway 14 File:BSicon fKMW.svg 15 File:BSicon RP2q.svg File:BSicon fSKRZ-Au.svg Sooke Road File:BSicon fSTR+GRZq.svg Colwood Langford File:BSicon fSTR+GRZq.svg Langford Metchosin File:BSicon fKMW.svg 20 File:BSicon fKMW.svg 25 File:BSicon fKMW.svg 30 File:BSicon fSTR+GRZq.svg Metchosin Sooke File:BSicon lNATl.svg File:BSicon fSTR.svg Matheson Lake Park File:BSicon lNATl.svg File:BSicon fSTR.svg Roche Cove Park File:BSicon fKMW.svg 35 File:BSicon fKMW.svg 40 File:BSicon fKMW.svg 45 File:BSicon fhKRZWae.svg Charters Trestle File:BSicon fhKRZWae.svg Todd Trestle File:BSicon fKMW.svg 50 File:BSicon fKHSTe.svg 55 Leechtown km

This is a route-map template for the Galloping Goose Regional Trail, a trail in Canada.

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