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Trade shows help participants find out what is new in their fields. Boat and fishing shows highlight the newest models in pleasure and workboats and the gear used to fish both on land and on the sea. There are several high-profile boat…
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The state of Louisiana has many state and county fairgrounds as well as horse racing fairgrounds. The horse racing fairgrounds have racing from November to March each year, and Louisiana holds the Louisiana Derby each year with a $600,…
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Kokomo, Indiana is blessed with four excellent nature trails that offer perfect routes for hiking, running, cycling and roller-blading. The trails pass through wooded areas and marshland, offering glimpses of a variety of plants and an…
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In 2007 Albuquerque was named the "Fittest City" by Men's Fitness Magazine. Located in the heart of the enchanting state of New Mexico, Albuquerque is a great vacation destination for all outdoor enthusiasts. The city has over 310 day…
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Palmer, Alaska, is a small town in south-central Alaska that supports a healthy tourism base because of its magnificent mountain scenery and proximity to glaciers, whitewater rafting and hiking trails. Tourism in Palmer is also driven…
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Brookfield, Wis., is a recreational city that promotes quality of life with a host of parks and recreational facilities available to all. The Brookfield park system holds 24 parks covering more than 1,000 acres and includes areas for t…
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Located on the Texas-Arkansas border, you will find opportunities for hiking, biking, fishing and hunting in Texarkana. For indoor recreation, the Ace of Clubs House is a historic poker house with guided tours and Texarkana Historical…
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Named after the Huron Indians, Huron was established in 1879 as a result of the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad. Today it is home to South Dakota State Fairground and hosts numerous annual festivals and events. Located along the Ja…
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Texarkana is a city split down the middle by the Texas and Arkansas border, and it is also not far from Oklahoma and Louisiana as well. For a nature-loving RV camper, the city's RV parks offer access to outdoor attractions in all four…
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Dallas was incorporated in 1856 and is currently a part of the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area. The city of Dallas maintains and operates 406 parks on 21,000 acres of land. The parks system includes 17 lakes, 61 miles of…
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Known as the sports capital of Nebraska, Lincoln is home to the five-time national champion Nebraska Cornhuskers football team, which plays their games on the city campus of the university. Along with hosting all Huskers sporting event…
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Visitors who want to attend one of Minnesota's major events will find a variety of festivals and fairs throughout the calendar year. Many of these events provide visitors with the opportunity to observe, or even participate in, outdoor…
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Minnesota has activities and events to suit every member of the family. You can canoe at the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, shop at the largest enclosed mall in America or take the kids to the Minnesota Zoo. Take a trip to the Twin Cities…
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El Reno is in Canadian County, Oklahoma. The city is at the intersection of the historic Route 66 and the Chisholm Trail. Visitors can find many scenic attractions in the area including the 300-acre Lake El Reno, where water recreation…
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The Michigan State Fairgrounds are in the town of Escanaba, in the Upper Peninsula of the state. The region is chock-full of outdoor sporting opportunities, including canoeing, kayaking, fishing, camping, backpacking, hiking and road a…
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