{ "tcLink":"", "tcText":"I agree to the ", "checkboxText":"Yes, I want to receive promotional emails from Michelob ULTRA", "index":"0","id":"tile-collapse-0","collapseImage":"/content/dam/universaltemplate/michelobultra/extra-mile-hiking/trails/Los-Angeles_Medium.png","lightboxImage":"/content/dam/universaltemplate/michelobultra/extra-mile-hiking/trails/Los-Angeles_Large.png","percentage":"","trailName":"Backbone Trail","city":"Los Angeles","state":"CA","text":"The Backbone Trail, a 67-mile National Recreation Trail, traverses the breathtaking Santa Monica Mountains from Point Mugu State Park on the west, to Will Rogers State Historical Park on the east. The Santa Monica Mountains Trails Council is working toward enhancing hikers’ experience by fixing trail erosion, constructing trail information kiosks, placing directional signs at critical trail junctions, and building new community gathering areas complete with parking.","formTitle":"VOTE","formText":"Before voting you must enable messages from noreply@michelobultra.com in your email settings.","submitText":"SUBMIT","trailId":"1"}

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","city":"New Orleans","state":"LA","text":"The Woodlands Trail winds through the lush, 652-acre Woodlands Conservancy and is comprised of more than 10 miles of trails that meander along the spill bank of the Planter’s Canal and lead to a grouping of ten World War II Ammunition Magazines. The Woodlands Conservancy is a nonprofit land trust organization located in the Greater New Orleans area that is committed to preserving and restoring one of Southeastern Louisiana’s last stands of bottomland hardwood forests. Construction of the Trail Pavilion will provide trail users with a resting stop as well as a gathering site for bird banding research and school and community outreach field sessions.","formTitle":"VOTE","formText":"Before voting you must enable messages from noreply@michelobultra.com in your email settings.","submitText":"SUBMIT","trailId":"12"}