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The Best Canoe Rivers

They don't call it "Alabama the Beautiful" for nothing. The state has the most ecologically and geologically diverse landscapes east of the Mississippi River. One of the best ways to view the state's natural wonders is to grab a canoe or kayak and paddle down one of the state's hundreds of rivers and tributaries. Here are three of our favorite canoe adventur… read more
Places to Kayak in Alabama

Alabama is a wonderful place to go kayaking. There are many different rivers, streams and large water areas to practice the skill. Some are quiet areas where technique can be perfected, while others are where your technique must already be perfected. read more
Camping at Long Key State Park in Florida

If you are looking to explore the Florida Keys on a budget, but still want to experience all the outdoor beauty, camp at Long Key State Park. This state park is situated on both the Atlantic Ocean and the Bay and is full of recreational activities for the outdoor enthusiast. Everything from camping, hiking, canoeing and water activities of all sorts can be f… read more
The Best Vacation Spots in North Carolina

North Carolina is a great state for nature lovers and outdoorsmen to visit. From the Appalachian Mountains, which dominate the western portion of the state, to the pristine seashores of the well-known outer banks, North Carolina is a state that combines natural wonder and biological diversity with a focus toward conservation. read more
RV Camping at Long Key State Park, Florida

Long Key State Park is located about half way down the Florida Keys on Long Key. It is known for its sport fishing, especially bonefish, and is surrounded by waters that offer you the chance to try it out. The town of Layton is just north of the park and several other towns on nearby islands are a short drive away. Check out Lignumvitae Key Botanical State P… read more

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Best Florida State Parks for Canoeing

Florida has some of the most scenic state parks in the country. Many of them offer canoeing opportunities. If you desire to see Florida in its natural state, canoe down some of its many rivers to enjoy the natural flora and wildlife as… read more
Argentinian Restaurants in Miami, Florida

The city of Miami offers outdoor enthusiasts warm, sunny weather as they explore the many trails available to hike and mountain bike such as the Tamiami Trail or the Corn Dance Trail. Water enthusiasts will enjoy kayaking on the Hells… read more
Hotels Near the Fort Myers, Florida Airport

The hotels near the Fort Myers, Florida, airport are also just minutes away from Fort Myers beach. For canoeing and kayaking, there is the Estero River, which is an official Florida canoe trail. Cayo Costa State Park, just west of Nort… read more
Florida Gulf Coast Attractions

Overflowing with gorgeous beaches, wildlife and history, Florida's Gulf Coast is full of natural, untouched beauty. With a number of national parks that contain nature trails for hikers and walkers, warm waters for swimmers and boaters… read more
Mexican Restaurants in Burlington, New Jersey

Located in Burlington County and a suburb of Philadelphia, Burlington New Jersey has a long historical history dating back to 1677. After you have spent a day kayaking or canoeing the Rancocas Creek Canoe Trail or exploring some of the… read more
Hotels in Uppsala, Sweden

Uppsala, on the southeastern shore of Sweden, is a feast of gardens, parks, museums and galleries. Opportunities to go fishing and canoeing in the fresh Sweden air abound. The Linnaeus Garden is a particular favorite, along with the Al… read more
Cabins in Flat Rock, North Carolina

Cabins in Flat Rock, North Carolina, including Highland Lake Cove, Lakemont Cottages and Highland Lake Inn, are 30 minutes away from Dupont State Park. Hikers can enjoy 100 miles of hiking through waterfalls such as Bridal Veil Falls,… read more
RV Parks around Lafayette, Louisiana

The RV parks around Lafayette, Louisiana, place you less than a 45-minute drive away from the Lake Fausse Pointe State Park Trail. Pack your bike to tackle this 2.5 mile loop trail in the Atchafalay Basin. Less than an hour's drive awa… read more
Campgrounds in Ludington, Michigan

Its mild summer climate makes Ludington, Michigan, a popular camping destination and there are a variety of campgrounds to choose from. Many camping sites in the Ludington area are within walking distance to the beach or downtown. Ludi… read more
Palm Coast, Florida RV Campgrounds

Situated along the A1A River and Sea Trail, Palm Coast is a newer city nestled amongst native trees and plants that are reminiscent of "Old Florida." The city is known for its upscale golf resorts, lush nature preserves, sparkling inte… read more
RV Parks Between Portland, OR & Eugene, OR

Following Interstate 5 through the Willamette Valley between Portland and Eugene, Oregon, lends itself to many opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, fishing and hiking. During the spring and summer seasons, take the time to explore the… read more
Campgrounds on Crow Wing River in Minnesota

Minnesota's Crow Wing River flows through a chain of 10 lakes, starting in Hubbard County and ending at Crow Wing State Park in Crow Wing County. The river flows for 90 miles until it meets up with the Mississippi in the state park. Th… read more
Parks in Pinellas County, Florida

Pinellas County is located along Florida's Gulf Coast and is home to St. Petersburg. The county maintains more than 4,000 acres of park lands for residents and visitors to enjoy. From beaches to native habitat, Pinellas County offers a… read more
Florida Keys Camping & RV Sites

Florida Keys consist of Key West, Big Pine Key, Marathon, Islamorada and Key Largo. Campgrounds with RV sites are available throughout the region where you can enjoy a wide variety of water recreation. read more
Campgrounds Near St. Peter, Minnesota

St. Peter is a small town on the Minnesota River about 100 miles southwest of Minneapolis. The setting provides a great place for outdoor adventure. Within the town of 10,000, there are hiking and biking trails, campgrounds, swimming… read more

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Backcountry Camping Tips

You've already tried car and RV camping. You've camped at commercial campsites that had a convenient restroom and water supply. Now, you want to explore the road less traveled. Backcountry camping, also known as primitive camping, is a wonderful way to explore the remote...
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Beach Camping Near Pismo Beach, California

Pismo State Beach, California, has many attractions and activities including camping, swimming, hiking and wildlife viewing. Birdwatching is one of the primary activities in the area. The park also has the largest over-wintering colony of monarch butterflies in the natio...
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Common Sense Hiking Tips

The first and most fundamental thing is never hike alone. There are too many situations, especially as an unexperienced hiker, where you may find yourself without anyone to help you. So the buddy system works and applies very much in hiking.
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