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Chicago Nature Tours

Even in the largest city of the Midwest, there are many oases of nature to be found. Chicago has nature museums, like the Shedd Aquarium, zoos and its largest natural attraction, Lake Michigan. The city is home to scores of beautiful parks, gardens, and bicycling and walking paths. Here are three of Chicago's best nature tours. read more
Coconut Coast Hotels in Kauai

The eastern coast of Kauai is often called the Coconut Coast. The county of Kauai tourism website says that the Coconut Coast is a great place to travel for exploring sacred sites, kayaking, boating, hanging out at the beach and learning more about Hawaiian culture. It also is an attraction for individuals interested in hiking and seeing nature. read more
Capital Hill Hotels in Washington, DC

Stretching from Capitol Hill to the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., the National Mall offers an extensive network of walking paths in a park-like setting. Staying at one of the hotels on Capitol Hill gives you a convenient starting point for exploring the monuments and pathways of the city on a bike or on foot. These hotels are also a great location fo… read more
Themed Restaurants in New York

New York City, or the "Big Apple," is the most populous city in the United States and provides tourists with many opportunities for recreation, such as fishing and water activities on the Hudson River. In addition, the city has walking paths at Central Park in mid-Manhattan. New York is also a mecca for entertainment venues, such as Broadway and Radio City.… read more
Parks in Newcastle, Washington

Incorporated in 1994, Newcastle, Washington, is a relatively new city near Bellevue and Lake Washington. The Golf Club at Newcastle features 36 holes on 350 acres of grounds with views of Mt. Rainier. Newcastle's 10,000 residents have access to 40 acres of park land within the city limits, according to the city's website. Beyond Newcastle, the Cascade Mounta… read more

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Inca Hiking Trail Review

The Inca Hiking Trail is a walking path that leads through the Andes to the gates of the ancient Incan city, Machu Picchu. The trail is part of the Machu Picchu Historical Sanctuary--which includes Incan ruins--as well as the surroundi… read more
Things to Do in Litchfield Beach

Litchfield Beach and Pawley's island are located less than half an hour from both Myrtle Beach and Georgetown, in a secluded area that's off the beaten path and quieter that the bigger resorts, even in the busy season. Adventurers trek… read more
Bars in Kaiserslautern, Germany

Visitors to Kaiserslautern, Germany can spend the day hiking or cycling in the Palatinate Forest, and then lift a pint at one of the many bars located in the city. The Palatinate Forest is a protected biosphere, home to protected and r… read more
Hotels Near Bayonne, New Jersey

Located just 10 miles outside of New York City, Bayonne is within a short distance to art, culture, and recreation. Bayonne is home to 26 parks, so visitors looking for outside recreation won't have to travel far to find trails and spo… read more
Famous Landmarks in Tbilisi, Georgia

Tbilisi is the capital of Georgia, once part of the Soviet Union. Bombed during civil conflict a few years ago, the Tbilisi airport is once again servicing tourists. Tbilisi is a wonderful destination in itself but also a great base f… read more
Hotels in Lebanon, Pennsylvania

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, the county seat of Lebanon County, is a city of 25,000 residents. It was founded by George Steitz in 1740 and was originally called Steitztown. Visitors will find ten parks, six playgrounds, walking paths, tennis… read more
Night Clubs in Casias, Portugal

Cascais, Portugal is a popular travel destination, and resort area. A fishing village operates on the shores of the city. A Large cave area along the shore is referred to by the locals at the "Mouth of Hell" are popular with both surfe… read more
Indiana Fishing Cabins

Fishing is a popular activity in Indiana. There are 141,000 acres of lakes, 145,000 acres of Lake Michigan and more than 21,000 miles of fishing streams in the state. As you explore different fishing habitats, there are various cabins… read more
Hotels in Ramstein, Germany

Ramstein, Germany is not only home to Ramstein Air Base, but it is also in close proximity to ancient castles, and offers a plethora of places to hike and walk. Hotels for every budget and taste round out the equation of offerings, mak… read more
Tourism Information for the City of New York

About 47 million people visited New York City in 2008, making it the No. 1 spot for tourism spending, $30 billion in the United States, according to NYC & Co. Get outdoors to take in the city's attractions by water, trail, bike an… read more
Motels in Sandusky, MI

Sandusky, in the heart of what is known as the "Thumb Region" of Michigan, serves as the gateway to Lake Huron and offers easy access to a variety of hiking, biking, canoeing and fishing opportunities that abound in the area. In additi… read more
Waterfront Restaurants in Melbourne, Florida

Melbourne, Florida is located on the Atlantic Coast of Florida, not far from Kennedy Space Center or Cocoa Beach. Close proximity to Sebastian Inlet State Recreation Area means you are close to fishing, boating, swimming, camping, and… read more
RV Parks in Texarkana, Texas

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… read more
Convention Hotels in Portland, OR

Portland is the largest city in Oregon and rests on the banks of the Willamette and Columbia Rivers. The "Rose City" offers chances for outdoor activities at Washington Park. This recreational area provides paths for jogging and picnic… read more
RV Parks in Boardman, Oregon

Boardman, Oregon is situated on the Washington state border with the Columbia River as the dividing line. The area offers visitors a chance for outdoor recreation such as boating, fishing, walking paths and other fun. RV parks and camp… read more

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Backcountry Camping Tips

You've already tried car and RV camping. You've camped at commercial campsites that had a convenient restroom and water supply. Now, you want to explore the road less traveled. Backcountry camping, also known as primitive camping, is a wonderful way to explore the remote...
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Beach Camping Near Pismo Beach, California

Pismo State Beach, California, has many attractions and activities including camping, swimming, hiking and wildlife viewing. Birdwatching is one of the primary activities in the area. The park also has the largest over-wintering colony of monarch butterflies in the natio...
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Common Sense Hiking Tips

The first and most fundamental thing is never hike alone. There are too many situations, especially as an unexperienced hiker, where you may find yourself without anyone to help you. So the buddy system works and applies very much in hiking.
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