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Nestled in the 500,000 or more acres that make up The Great Smoky Mountains are over 800 miles of hiking trails waiting for you to explore. Due to the large amount of land that the trails cover, you are sure to locate a hike that is su…
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Yellowstone National Park is a premier destination for hikers and backpackers. The large park offers an extremely diverse network of trails, offering options for all levels and trip needs. Many areas of the park offer unique trail opti…
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Connecticut hikers have many trails from which to choose when they decide to take off on a trip through the woods. Many of these trails exist on state lands and most are plainly marked for easy following. Among some of the best and lon…
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The mountains of Southern California are home to some truly spectacular trails that are perfect for hiking. For those who are stuck working in big cities like Los Angeles, it can be surprising just how remote some of these trails can m…
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Most people go to Portugal to take in the sun and surf, or the Port wine. However, the Portuguese countryside is also a lovely place, and that means there are plenty of great walks for a hiker to spend his time on. The trails in Portug…
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France is crisscrossed by over 61,000 miles of trails and walking paths--most prominently, the GR network. Known as the Grande Randonnée system in France, each of these long-distance hiking trails crosses not only much of France,…
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Europe is blessed with an extensive network of long-distance hiking trails. Usually, these are national trails that have been extended and linked together into a trans-continental route. This web of paths makes it plausible to tour all…
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Baxter State Park is located in Millinocket in northern Maine. It is a wilderness area with more than 200,000 acres. The park is named in honor of former Maine Gov. Percival P. Baxter, the land's original owner. There are approximately…
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The natural beauty of the Hoosier State can be found in the many state parks peppered throughout the state of Indiana. State parks range from the northern part of Indiana near Lake Michigan through southern Indiana's rolling hills, bec…
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With its diverse scenic landscapes, spectacular water sights and park facilities, Arkansas is an excellent destination for all outdoor enthusiasts. There are countless trails to choose from, depending on length, difficulty, elevation a…
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Redwood National Park and State Parks are known for ancient, gigantic redwoods and hiking trails. Some of the sights include vast prairies, sweeping beaches, old-growth redwood forests, stately forests as well as diverse wildlife and v…
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The Catskill Mountains, in New York State, about 150 miles north of New York City, are crisscrossed with more than 600 miles of trails. Hikers will find a variety of paths, from easy day hikes to waterfalls, lakes and streams, to more…
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Eureka Springs is located in northwest Arkansas. The wooded area is rich with rivers, lakes, hiking trails, biking trails and camping areas. The Ozark mountains provide gentle and rugged hiking terrain and the trails are often shared b…
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Polk County, in central Florida, is home to many recreational opportunities. Historically the area was mainly farmland, which has since been turned to a series of parks and protected wetlands. Visitors will find an abundance of hiking…
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North Carolina state parks feature varying terrains as well as diverse land and water structures. Hikers can view diverse plant and animal life along the way, including red fox and coyote in Carolina Beach State Park. Challenge yoursel…
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