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If you are looking for a mountain getaway, Gatlinburg offers something for the entire family. From hiking in the Great Smoky Mountains to skiing and ice skating in Ober Gatlinburg, you will find the perfect activity to meet your intere…
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Cedar Bluff is an area of Tennessee located close to Knoxville. Travelers have access to the Cherokee National Forest, several state parks, golf courses and other outdoor activities. There are over 50 parks in this area, with hiking tr…
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Mountain Equipment Co-op is a Canadian company that sells mountaineering and outdoor equipment. It has locations in most major Canadian cities and is a mainstay of the Canadian climbing scene. The company has been in operation since 1…
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Boulder, Colorado, is located 35 miles northwest of the Mile High City, Denver and is home to the National Center for Atmospheric Research and the main campus of the University of Colorado. Boulder is known by visitors and residents as…
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Many associate Reno, Nevada, with bustling casinos and gambling, but for the outdoor lover there are abundant opportunities to bike, hike, fish, ski, golf and explore nature. If you're looking for accommodations out of the ordinary, ch…
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The town of Lincoln in New Hampshire provides outdoor enthusiasts an excellent opportunity to explore the area in all seasons. Skiing on the mountains is popular in the winter, and hikers may be found on the town's many trails througho…
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Denver, Colorado, is a hub for all outdoor enthusiasts. At the base of the Rocky Mountains, outdoor enthusiasts can easily drive into the mountains for a day to ski, bike, climb, hike, kayak or golf. If the mountains aren't beckoning…
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Popularly called "the Gateway to Summit County," Silverthorne is just an hour's drive from Denver and serves as the host of the county's tourist industry. Silverthorne is also home to the 62,000-square foot Recreation Center, which pro…
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Monticello is a village located in Sullivan County, New York, in the Catskill Mountains. The village was named for Thomas Jefferson's home. Monticello offers the best of urban and rural life. It is located just 90 miles from New York…
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Atlanta is popular with hikers, campers and fishermen for its proximity to the Blue Ridge and Cohutta Mountains. Outdoor enthusiasts also travel to Atlanta for its multitude of attractions, including Piedmont Park, the Overmountain Vic…
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Whether hiking the trails near Stonewall Jackson Lake or tackling the rugged mountain terrain by bike, you'll be welcomed to the Roanoke, West Virginia, area with scenic vistas and tree-lined mountains. Outdoor recreational options in…
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One of the gateway cities to Branson, Pittsburg, Kansas, sits on the Missouri state border, in the shadows of the northwest Ozark Mountains. Outdoor activities abound, including fishing, hunting and horseback riding. Visit the 15,000-a…
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One hundred and eighteen people live in Black Hawk, Colorado, 35 miles west of Denver, but the town has more casinos than Atlantic City. Black Hawk was an old mining town built on the fork of Clear Creek and Gregory Gulch where gold wa…
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From the eastern badlands to the rocky northwest, Montana's landscapes seem tailor-made for the equestrian, which is why the state offers such a variety of horseback-riding vacations. Far from the crowds and the cars, taking a trot off…
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Nestled in the Smoky Mountains, in Eastern Tennessee, Gatlinburg is a resort-like city filled with various activities that families can enjoy. While there are a vast amount of activities to do in town, the beautiful scenery that surrou…
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