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I removed this:

On 1993, about 15 men, women and children gather together to help clear the brush and fallen trees from the path.

I don't think this event is significant enough to warrant mentioning. I would imagine most hiking trails are maintained. JRM 23:49, 2004 Nov 2 (UTC)

Hi, I'm new to this, and i'm not very good in english (i'm a french speaker). I just wanted to say that the trail have been created by these women and men and children in 1993. It's a initiative of women from the first nation people in Ahousaht. All the path, that is made with wood trail is made by their hands....

That's alright, mon français n'est pas très bien aussi... Did you know that we have a French Wikipedia at fr:Accueil? You may wish to edit there as well.

Regarding your remark, the original sentence didn't make it clear that the trail itself was created in 1993. That certainly warrants mention. I've edited it; please look and see if you agree with the new version. JRM 00:51, 2004 Nov 3 (UTC)

I do agree with the version you made! Thank you