Vapor Trail or Vapour Trail may refer to:
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* , a 1989 shooter video game developed by Data East
* "Vapour Trail", a song by Ride from their 1990 album "Nowhere"
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* "Vapor Trail", a song by The Crystal Method from their 1997 album "Vegas"
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