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Trans Canada Trail

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Visit Trans Canada Trail sign in Tuk (Tuktoyaktuk)

The Trans Canada Trail is used by millions to experience our country’s legendary wilderness. The Trail is over 16,800 kilometres long connecting the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic coasts.

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