{"key":"6ab55315d2","origin":"osm","osm_id":"n1693765604","category":"Attractions","subcategory":"Activity / Experience","community":"Othello","lat":49.3777311,"lon":-121.368743,"verdict":"include","name":{"value":"Othello / Quintette Tunnels","source":"enrichment"},"description":{"value":"The Othello Tunnels (also called the Quintette Tunnels) are five rock-cut railway tunnels blasted through a 300-foot granite gorge on the Kettle Valley Railway in 1914, now preserved within Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park near Hope. The 3.5 km round-trip trail threads through the tunnels and across suspension bridges above the churning Coquihalla River, forming part of the Trans Canada Trail on a flat, gravel surface. Cyclists are welcome on the trail but must dismount and walk through the tunnels, and flashlights are strongly recommended for the longer, darker sections.","source":"sonnet_4.6"},"website":{"value":"https://bcparks.ca/coquihalla-canyon-park/","source":"enrichment"},"address":{"value":"Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park, Hope, BC V0X 1L1, Canada","source":"review_edit"},"phone":{"value":"(800) 689-9025","source":"review_edit"},"email":{"value":"parkinfo@gov.bc.ca","source":"html"},"route_slugs":[],"centrally_administered":false,"bike_parking_detail":null,"raw_osm":{"name":"Othello / Quintette Tunnels","tourism":"attraction"},"enrichment_extras":{"reasoning":"The BC Parks website confirms this is an active day-use park featuring the Othello Tunnels on the Trans Canada Trail, with explicit cycling references (bikes must keep to roadways, dismount in tunnels, flashlights recommended). No specific infrastructure amenities — bike racks, washrooms, potable water — are mentioned anywhere in the website text, so those fields remain null. The OSM name 'Othello / Quintette Tunnels' refers to the feature within Coquihalla Canyon Park; the BC Parks URL was discovered and confirmed.","concerns":["OSM name 'Othello / Quintette Tunnels' refers to the feature, not the park; the managing entity is Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park (BC Parks). No name conflict, but the listing may benefit from noting the park name.","E-bike policy text is truncated in the fetched website content ('Please note that bi...'); full e-bike rules could not be confirmed.","No address, phone, or specific facility details (washrooms, water, bike parking) are present in the OSM record or website text — these should be verified on a site visit or via the park operator."],"recommended_status_reason":"A well-known, active BC Parks attraction on the Trans Canada Trail that explicitly accommodates cyclists; it is a natural fit for a cycling tourism directory serving the Fraser Valley / Hope corridor.","confirmed_open":true,"contact_confirmed":{"phone":null,"website":true,"address":null},"notes":"The park operator contact can be reached via the BC Parks general line (1-800-689-9025) or parkinfo@gov.bc.ca for facility-specific questions. The hiking/cycling trail is part of the Trans Canada Trail and links to the historic Hope-Nicola Cattle Trail."},"provenance":{"enrichment_run":"v2","enrichment_model":"sonnet_4.6","verdict_source":"enrichment","category_source":"osm","category_correction_reason":null,"review_priority":false,"sidecars_applied":["subcategory","attraction_facets","wow","judgement","price_tier"],"subcategory_source":"name","subcategory_confidence":"med","facets_layers":"l1+l2","judgement":{"confidence":"high"}},"required_criteria":{},"optional_amenities":{},"unmapped_criteria":{},"region":"Vancouver, Coast and Mountains","ownership":"Private (BC-owned)","indigenous_role":[],"facets":{"dwell":"half","setting":"outdoor","theme":"history","energy":"active","season":"summer","kid_friendly":"yes","visitable":true,"planning":"walk-up","open_early":true,"open_morning":true,"open_afternoon":true,"open_evening":true,"days_closed":[],"is_24h":false,"seasonal_hours":false,"hours_source":"type_prior","facet_confidence":"low"},"notability":4,"wow_evidence":"The KVR's iconic 1914 tunnels through the Coquihalla gorge, on the Trans Canada Trail — Myra Canyon's peer (notability 4); riding through them is memorable.","rider_delight":3,"blurb":"Five 1914 railway tunnels cut through the Coquihalla gorge.","judgement_flags":["dupe_winner"],"price":{"band":0,"band_key":"free","label":"Free","confidence":"high","source":"llm_html","signal":"BC provincial park; no admission fee mentioned for day-use visitors"},"tier":"info"}