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From the beautiful beech and maple forests of the Northeast to the ponderosa pine savannas of Columbia Plateau ranges, and from the pine rocklands of southern Florida to the vast conifer tracts of the boreal forest, woodlands offer som…
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Yellowstone National Park is one of America's most prized jewels. It stretches across Wyoming, Montana and Idaho and is the home of the Old Faithful Geyser and other landmarks. The Yellowstone region is primarily made up of boreal fore…
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Northern Minnesota--with its prairies, extensive conifer forests, great concentration of wetlands and the rocky Lake Superior shore--is a near-mythical camping destination. While there are plenty of amenity-filled, developed campground…
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Wisconsin enjoys a beautiful diversity of landscapes: the sometimes sandy, sometimes rocky shores of two Great Lakes; gently-rolling glacial prairie and hardwood forest; sandy pine and oak savannas; marshes, swamps, bogs, and lakes; an…
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Exploring the Canadian wilderness requires self-sufficiency, preparation and an appreciation for the wondrous natural landscapes and animal and plant life that you see. Undiscovered areas abound, and explorers can go for a significant…
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Outdoor adventurers find Arctic National Park, now called Gates of the Arctic National Park, an incredible wilderness experience. With no roads or groomed trails, you must rely on your own two legs or a raft, canoe or kayak to make yo…
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Fort Nelson is a small town in the northeastern corner of British Columbia. Surrounded by the Canadian boreal forest and just east of the northern Rocky Mountains, Fort Nelson is a great destination for nature lovers in search of an o…
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Ely is a small town in northeastern Minnesota known for its fishing and as the launching point for trips into the Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA). Visitors to Ely can spend time in a rustic cabin and have direct access to canoe route…
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Canada is a vast and wild country. Beyond the United States and Canadian border are millions of acres of boreal forest, mountains, tundra and fish-choked rivers. From the Atlantic Coast of Labrador to the Pacific shores of British Colu…
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Canada has opportunities for various forms of fishing. From the rivers of the Northwest and Yukon Territories in the country's far north, to the oceans of the maritimes and British Columbia, anglers have ample choices in the land of th…
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Shellbrook, located in Saskatchewan, Canada, is an outdoor lover's paradise. Surrounded by a mix of aspen and boreal forests, the community provides visitors with a wide variety of options for hiking, biking, walking, canoeing and fish…
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Ontario, Canada is the country's second largest province and holds millions of acres of wild and untamed country. Opportunities for most outdoor sports, like rock-climbing, canoeing and kayaking, river rafting, fly- and bait fishing, s…
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Washington County, Minnesota, in the east-central portion of the state, is dotted with many small lakes and pockets of boreal forest. Fishing, swimming, road and mountain biking and bird watching are all available in the county. If y…
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The northwest corner, or angle, of Minnesota enjoys a myriad of small lakes, boreal forest and the beginning of the high plains of the Midwest. This section of the state has opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, fishing, swimming, bird…
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Lac Seul, Ontario, is located in the northern regions of the province in Canada and home to hundreds of thousands of acres of wild boreal forest and lakes filled with walleye, trout, bass, pike and char. Lac Seul enjoys a healthy fishe…
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