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San Diego's Mission Bay Park is centered on a man-made lagoon, and it's the largest man-made marine park in the country. It was originally developed out of tidal marshes. Since the 1960s, the park has become one of the San Diego area's…
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With its varying terrain, mountain regions and waterways, North Carolina is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. They can kayak or canoe on slow-moving rivers, trek up invigorating trails, ride down mountain bike paths or climb up or rappe…
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Xenia, Ohio is a small town located between Cincinnati and Dayton. The area around Xenia attracts many outdoor enthusiasts each year. Numerous golf courses, bike paths, hiking trails and state parks await central Ohio visitors, and man…
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Founded in 1855, Champaign, Illinois is a city full of history and a culture that embraces the great outdoors. Champaign is well-known for its award-winning park system, with more than 50 parks in the city offering walking trails, bike…
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Marietta is located in southeastern Ohio at the confluence of the Ohio and Muskingum Rivers. Given its location, it should come as no surprise that many recreational activities in this city revolve around water sports such as boating,…
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Yellow Springs is one of Ohio's premier destinations for hiking, biking and enjoying the natural beauty of southern Ohio. This quirky town is just minutes from John Bryan State Park and Glen Helen Nature Preserve, and it is home to one…
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Sanibel Island, Florida, is situated on the Gulf of Mexico and is a popular beach vacation destination. Enjoy the area's shops and restaurants, soak up the sun on the beach, golf, swim, surf or bike on one of Sanibel Island's bike path…
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Rochester, Massachusetts was established in 1638 and named after a city in England. Massachusetts has many bike paths, including the Northhampton Bikeway (8-1/2 miles) and Minuteman Bikeway (11 miles). Hiking trails include the Appalac…
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Vermont, also known as the Green Mountain State, has a terrain that makes it a suitable home to thousands of miles of off-road trails that are spread throughout the state. Natural landmarks, such as Lake Champlain, the Connecticut Rive…
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Minnetonka, Minnesota is near Minnetonka Lake and the Edenbrook Conservation Area, making it a great place for outdoor adventure. There are several parks within Minnetonka, offering trails, bike paths, swimming, and animal watching.
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With nearly 400 years of history, Salem has served as an important backdrop in America. Home to an extensive maritime tradition and the infamous witch trials of 1692, it is a favorite city among history buffs. Visitors can explore seve…
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Fairbanks, Alaska, presents some unique challenges when it comes to bike safety. Extreme weather conditions, including snow, do not stop cyclists from getting out in Fairbanks. Contending with snow is just one more factor in the city's…
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Portland, Oregon, is a bicycling mecca, with a network of bike paths that connect the entire metropolis. Safety programs are offered by many groups, and safety is a key part of the city's ongoing efforts for bicyclists.
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The single most common recommendation for bike safety is the use of a helmet while cycling. Many cities are creating more bike paths and lanes in traffic as cycling becomes more popular.
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Amsterdam is one of the most popular backpacker destinations in Europe. The Dutch capital is known for its liberal culture and beautiful scenery. Word-class museums sit beside sprawling parks and illicit coffee shops. This is a unique…
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