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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
How to Canoe on the Imperial River in Bonita Springs, Florida

Though many think of the southwest coast of Florida as a place to go for fun in the sand and opportunities for great shelling, there is a whole wealth of other opportunities to experience. The Imperial River is one of southwest Florida's natural treasures. Though it is a relatively short river, it offers a large amount of biodiversity as it quickly moves fro… read more
Rivers in Texas That You Can Canoe on

Paddlers know the Texas terrain offers more than prairies with cattle, oil derricks and windmills. There are challenging and relaxing canoeing opportunities, ranging from true wilderness trips to pleasant weekend jaunts. Paddling down the rivers and streams also provides a unique perspective for sights that might normally go unseen on land. read more
Easy Canoe Rivers in California

The Golden State of California is an ecologically diverse and varied state. From the hundreds of miles of Pacific coastline and many state and national parks, there are limitless opportunities for outdoor activities. California also is fortunate to have many rivers within its borders. Canoeing the many miles of creeks and rivers is a wonderful way of getting… read more
How to Repair Mad River Canoes

Mad River Canoes is one of the world's leading canoe manufacturers. Their canoes are versatile, with more hull designs than any other manufacturer. If you canoe a lot, you understand the abuse even a good canoe can take. Things like rocks in the water, mishaps in transport and outdoor storage can put holes in a canoe and cause the gel coat to wear off. But t… read more

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Encompassing approximately 2,400 square miles in northeastern Pennsylvania, the Poconos are a popular vacation destination for people living in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. In the summer, there are many hiking and camping opp… read more
Tourism in Kalkan, Turkey

Originally a quiet fishing village, foreigners seeking a peaceful Mediterranean lifestyle put Kalkan, Turkey, on the tourist map in the 1980s. The town now relies on tourism as central to its economy, but it still exudes a laid-back, p… read more
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Resorts in Fairfield Bay, Arkansas

Fairfield Bay can be found in the north-central part of Arkansas in the Ozark Mountains and wraps around the north shores of Greers Ferry Lake. The town is just 75 miles north of the capital of Little Rock and is only a short two-hour… read more
Jasper, Arkansas Ozarks Cabins

Jasper is a quaint town in Newton County and known as the elk capital of Arkansas. Herds of elk are known to roam the area and it is home to the Buffalo River Elks Festival. Bradley Park is a city park that has trails that follow the L… read more
RV Campgrounds Around Hope, AR

Hope, located in Hempstead County in Arkansas, is known for being the birthplace of former President Bill Clinton. Hope is 25 miles northeast of Texarkana and 120 miles southwest of Arkansas' capital Little Rock. A small town that stil… read more
Twin Lakes, Idaho RV Parks

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Campgrounds near Standish, Michigan

Standish is located four miles west of Saginaw Bay in a rural portion of eastern Michigan. The area has an abundance of campgrounds, many of which have their own hiking trails and are located on or near the Rifle River which is a popul… read more
Campgrounds in Rio Frio, Texas

Rio Frio, Texas is in the Hill Country, approximately 85 miles from San Antonio. The Frio River runs through the region where visitors can enjoy canoeing, kayaking and fishing for crappie, and catfish. The town of Rio Frio is small by… read more
Campgrounds Near Starved Rock in Illinois

Starved Rock, Illinois is a popular outdoor recreation area near Utica, Illinois. Hike year round, cross country ski in the winter and enjoy the bald eagles and other wildlife. Trail run the trails or canoe the river front. You can eve… read more
Dickson County, Tennessee RV Parks

Dickson County, Tennessee is near the music-city of Nashville. The Cumberland and Harpeth Rivers flow through the region, allowing canoeing, kayaking, fishing and inner-tubing opportunities. Hiking can be found in the area, as well as… read more
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