At nearly 28 miles in length--and ranging in width from two to five miles--Washington State's Long Beach Peninsula is the longest natural beach in the United States. It is where Lewis & Clark, having traveled the length of the Columbia River, finally saw the Pacific Ocean. Today, it is now home to two state parks, miles of hiking and walking trails and a… read more
The city of Bristol is located in southwest England around 40 miles east of Cardiff. It is England's sixth largest city and one of its major hubs of employment, education and culture. There are a number of historic landmarks that are worth visiting during your stay in Bristol. read more
Exquisite Newport is located on Aquidneck Island in Rhode Island. This historically rich city is best known for its "gilded age" mansions belonging to America's richest Victorian families, such The Vanderbilts and The Astors. This coastal city also is known for the America's Cup yachting race, The International Tennis Hall of Fame, The Newport Jazz Festival,… read more
Long Beach is in southwest Washington along the Pacific Ocean on the 28-mile Long Beach Peninsula. Recreational activities revolve around the plentiful beach access: clamming, kite flying, surfing, horseback riding, fishing and bird watching, although swimming is discouraged due to tidal conditions. State parks provide hiking and walking opportunities and hi… read more
Lincoln City, Oregon, has a mild oceanic climate and a stunning coastline that draws visitors who wish to enjoy a bevy of outdoor activities like crabbing, clamming, kayaking, biking, hiking and bird-watching. In order to accommodate the tourism demand, numerous well-appointed hotels have sprung up along Lincoln City's beachfront. read more
Whether jogging along miles of sandy public beach, going whale watching or exploring tide pools, Lincoln City, Ore., provides fun activities for all ages. Enjoy kite flying and settle back with a healthy culinary arts class. Hike the t… read more
For outdoor enthusiasts, a journey to the Pacific Northwest is a portal to paradise. Forests of old growth timber, miles of windy beaches and breathtaking mountain hideaways can be quickly reached from two major cities, Portland, Orego… read more
With two working lighthouses--at Cape Disappointment and North Head--the town of Long Beach, Washington, is a popular destination for beach lovers, kayakers and birdwatchers. Its most enthusiastic visitors, however, may be the kite fl… read more
Newport, Oregon is located about halfway down the Oregon Coast. Home of the world's shortest river and a world-famous kite festival, the town offers travelers activities from beach combing to trail biking to scuba diving. For outdoor e… read more
The almost always windy Lincoln City--the self-proclaimed kite capital of the world--is a prime spot to set up home base for Oregon coast adventurers. The city limits are home to several nature-friendly hotels, 7 1/2 miles of sandy bea… read more
Lincoln City, on Oregon's central coast, is a unique vacation spot as it is surrounded by beautiful natural wonders including the Pacific Ocean, Devils Lake and Siuslaw National Forest. While you are camping, hike the trails that wind… read more
Lincoln City, Oregon, is a vibrant city on the Oregon coast and is about 90 miles southwest of Portland. As of February 2010, Lincoln City had a population of just more than 8,000. From Devils Lake and Siltez Bay to the miles of expans… read more
You can see examples of Bali's rich cultural and artistic heritage throughout the island, but it can be difficult to share a truly cross-cultural exchange with Balinese artists and performers. The annual Bali festivals give you the opp… read more
Lincoln City is one of Oregon's more popular coastal towns, with miles of wide, sandy beaches and unique shops and restaurants. Lincoln City is famous in Oregon for its kite displays and annual kite festival; the city is located on the… read more
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...
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...
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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