BYOP! It's a long walk back to the car! 
The Labrador Tea Trail is a popular running route that creates a circle route off the Greenway Trail System.
Be prepared for a long hike! We did just over 11 km to do the loop, but there are a variety of ways you can get through the trail system. Make sure to bring plenty of water and be bear prepared. There was ample bear sign when we placed the caches. Good idea to make sure someone knows the route you are planning to take and your anticipated return time.
Route options:
UNBC Parking Lot to Pit House (0.8 km). Turn left at the Pit House.
Pit House to Three Way Junction with the Greenway (0.4 km). Keep right at the junction to follow the Greenway to the trailhead.
Three Way Junction to North Trail Head (1.9 km). Turn left onto the Labrador Tea Trail.
Labrador Tea Trail (4.3 km). Turn left on the Greenway at the South Trail Head to circle back towards UNBC.
Labrador Tea Trail South Trail Head to Three Way Junction. (2.5 km). Keep right at the Three Way Junction to head back towards UNBC Parking Lot.
You can also park at Blue Spruce (see Parking Waypoints) and hike from Blue Spruce to the South Trail Head (2.4 km).
There is also a wide variety of routes through Forests For The World which connect to the Greenway.
Cache is a camouflaged pill bottle hanging in a tree. All the caches are winter friendly.
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