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South Dakota offers wonderful camping sites in the great Midwestern region of the United States. Many of these camping sites were once home to different Native American tribes, like the Lakota and Dakota Sioux tribes. Landmarks in Sout…
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The Copper Canyon of northern Mexico is one of the world's great natural attractions. In addition, it is also home to a historic and engineering marvel of a railway, and one of Mexico's most important Native American communities.
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Arizona is home to many exciting destinations and attractions, from Native American sites to the Grand Canyon. This state's deserts and rocky mountains are home to many locations that make for excellent educational field trips.
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If you're over the age of 18, you must be prepared to show your driver's license or photo ID card at airport security checkpoints. The following forms of photo identification are all acceptable for air travel.
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A river and three lakes surround scenic Tekonsha, Michigan, located in southwest Calhoun County. Tekonsha affords outdoorsmen ample opportunity to enjoy water sports and peaceful lake settings.
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Snowshoes let us hike in winter. Modern snowshoes make our hikes easy and fun, but what is the history of the snowshoe? Origins in Central Asia and Native American societies gives a story of the snowshoe.
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Camping tents are quick to set up, lightweight and give shelter from the elements. The tent is an indispensable piece of camping gear. The history and origins of the tent are as unique as the tent itself.
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Run by the Tunica Biloxi tribe of Native American Indians, the Paragon Casino & Resort is a Louisiana oasis. Whether you want to test your endurance by swimming in the massive outdoor pool, golf at the Tamahka Trails Golf Course, w…
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Portland, Indiana is in East Central Indiana and boasts a wide range of activities, festivals and outdoor recreation. Located 50 miles south of Ft. Wayne, the town is close to the Loblolly Marsh Wetland Preserve, the Bibler Nature Pres…
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South of Rapid City, Black Hills National Forest, and Mount Rushmore in western South Dakota, Wind Cave National Park protects more than 28,000 acres of prairie and pine forest. More than 132 miles of cave passages are underground, mak…
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Year-long mild temperatures and breathtaking scenery make Sedona one of the most popular destinations in Arizona. The city attracts more than four million tourists each year who visit to see the beautiful red-rock formations. Outdoor a…
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The Great Plains is the wide prairie land west of the Mississippi River and east of the Rocky Mountains; it is a paradise for outdoor activities. Included in the Great Plains region are the Dakotas, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Nebra…
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The Hoosier State has an eclectic reputation. It's known for corn, Abraham Lincoln, the Indianapolis 500, great basketball and its Native American history. There are 37 National Historic Landmarks, including several monuments, in India…
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Texas offers a variety of camping terrain, from prairies to canyons, with breathtaking landscapes and numerous opportunities for adventure. In addition to typical camping activities, Texas campers might enjoy a glimpse into the Native…
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Familiar icons of the American West, teepees (tipis) have existed since before Europeans set food on American soil. Although shapes and designs have changed slightly, they are still powerful symbols of Native American identity.
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