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Exmoor is in southwest England, with most of its approximately 270 square miles located in Somerset. The rest are in Devon. It began life as a royal forest and hunting preserve, and became a park in the mid-20th century. It is not a na…
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Catfish are everywhere. Pretty much any country you travel to, you can find catfish living in area rivers and lakes. Minnesota is not only the Land of 10,000 Lakes, it's also the birthplace of the Mississippi River. If you're heading t…
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If you are a whitewater paddler living in North Georgia then you're lucky enough to have several excellent spots for kayaking that are close by. Chattooga River has a variety of rapids for the intermediate and expert kayakers while Car…
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Moline, Ill. sits at a crossroads of two states, two rivers and many cultures. It is a city that provides entertainment and plenty of off-the-beaten-path places to eat. Indian restaurants are not plentiful in this city--there is only o…
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Jacksonville is the largest city in land area in the continental United States. With the Atlantic Ocean bordering Jacksonville's east and the St. John River running through the city, Jacksonville's residents and visitors enjoy an array…
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East Peoria is a city located in central Illinois; it is rich in natural resources and has the mighty Illinois River running alongside it. The East Port Marina is an ideal attraction for serious boating enthusiasts, who can also find a…
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Located in the heart of western Texas ranching country, San Angelo is home to three lakes, with the Concho River running through the city center. Established across from the Historic Fort Concho, the city today boasts an active cultura…
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Whitewater kayaking is a popular sport in which people navigate rivers and creeks of varying difficulty. Whitewater kayaks are generally shorter and more nimble than sea kayaks, which are designed for added stability on the ocean. Furt…
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Located 36 miles from Taos, New Mexico, Red River is a resort town situated at approximately 8,750 feet in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Established by gold miners, by 1895 the town was a booming gold, silver and copper mining camp.…
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As the sport of white-water kayaking has advanced, kayaks made for white water have become more specialized. Saying you own a white-water kayak no longer completely describes your boat. Kayaks have become specialized and made for speci…
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Choosing the right paddle for whitewater kayaking is nearly as important as choosing the kayak itself. Just as whitewater boats are made to complement different paddling styles, like freestyle, river running or creeking, paddle designs…
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The county seat of Forest County in northwestern Pennsylvania, Tionesta is a small, quiet community located along the Allegheny River. Allegheny National Forest is just five miles to the east of town and along with the river offers a b…
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San Diego, California, which is tucked between the Pacific Ocean and the mountains and has a climate that ranges from 60 to 85 degrees F, is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts. Swimming, surfing, boating, fishing, sailing, diving, biking,…
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Lewiston, Idaho, is uniquely located at the junction of two major steelhead trout rivers, the Snake and the Clearwater. Both fill with migrating steelhead in the spring and fall, fish returning from one to three years of feeding in the…
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There are many famous rivers in California, and this large state is home to many nature escapes. From the majestic beauty of Yosemite Valley to the quaint fly-fishing streams tucked away in small towns, California rivers provide relaxa…
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