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Gatlinburg, Tennessee, is home to just over 3,000 people, but it is one of Tennessee's most popular tourist destinations. Downtown Gatlinburg has a quaint, small town feel and is filled with mountain-themed specialty shops, souvenir sh…
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With plenty of rivers and lakes surrounding the Dallas-Fort Worth area, it's no wonder kayaking and canoeing are such popular pastimes. The American Canoe Association certifies kayak instructors for kayak lessons in Dallas and the surr…
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Sturgeon Bay is a popular fishing area on Lake Michigan in Wisconsin. The bay is known for producing trophy fish.
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Don't expect a lot of historic structures or exotic culture when you travel to Agadir. This bustling city on the Atlantic coastline in southern Morocco is brimming with trendy cafes, lively nightlife and modern architecture. Tourists f…
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The town of Hardy is nestled in the foothills of the Ozarks in northern Arkansas. Although the population is less than 1,000, the town is still quite popular for its shopping and antique stores as well as its location along the banks o…
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Minnesota is known as the Land of 10,000 Lakes and the large number of waterways make it a popular choice for fishing vacations. One of the lesser-known areas that's a favorite of locals is Perham, home to the Ottertail-Battle Lake. An…
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Crystal Beach, Florida is a small community in the Tampa Bay area of the state. The community is on the Gulf of Mexico. There are miles of white, sandy beaches along the community. The waters around Boggy and Sutherland Bayous are prot…
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The Florida Keys often conjure up images of white-sand beaches, hammocks strung between tropical palms, azure waters and a laid-back lifestyle. The land depicted in "Margaritaville" also offers many opportunities for sea kayaking in ma…
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Juneau, Alaska, is the capital of the state and is situated in southeast Alaska, otherwise known as the panhandle. Juneau is surrounded by the Tongass National Forest, the largest national forest in the country. The Tongass has many st…
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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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Winona, Minnesota, a mid-size community in the southeastern part of the state, sits along the banks of the Mississippi River and is surrounded by limestone cliffs. Many smaller rivers and lakes dot the area. Fishermen flock to Winona t…
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The Turks and Caicos islands are located in the Atlantic ocean, in close proximity to the Caribbean sea. The island chain is comprised of over 40 islands. Many of these islands--known as cays--are uninhabited, while eight major island…
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Ice fishing houses differ from ice fishing shelters in that they are more of a permanent structure. There are ice fishing houses that are considered permanent and semi-permanent. The permanent type is one that has been built on the ice…
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There are few moments in life you'll feel smaller than when seated in a kayak staring up at the Hoover Dam. From water level, the massive structure towers over the Lower Colorado River, creating calm water for exploratory paddling.
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Middle Ridge Campground is in Romney, West Virginia, the oldest town in the state. The campground is centrally located to many outdoors activities, not the least of which is eagle watching in winter. There is also a railroad that makes…
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