Stories
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Aquatic Adventures along the Edge of the Wilderness
With over 1,300 lakes, 925 miles of streams, and 400,000 acres of wetlands to choose from, the Edge of the Wilderness is a water-lover’s paradise. Whether you’re into sailing, boating, kayaking, canoeing, water skiing, swimming or fishing, this byway has something for everyone.
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A Whitewater Wonderland On the Midland Trail
Do you crave adventure? Take the Midland Trail for the adrenaline rush of a lifetime on some of the world's most popular whitewater rivers. Running through the lush vegetation and mountainous terrain of eastern West Virginia, the Midland Trail leads you to the outfitters, guides, and rapids you'll need to take on the turbulence.
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Canoe the Shining Sheyenne River
Come relax and unwind as you float down the shining, peaceful waters of the Sheyenne River on the Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic Byway.
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Chesapeake Country Byway Boating
Raise the sails, rev the motor, or pick up a paddle to discover boating bliss on Maryland’s Chesapeake Country Scenic Byway. Celebrate boating in all its forms on the welcoming waters of this area's canals and rivers—and, of course, Chesapeake Bay.
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Enjoying the Water World of A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway
Race the kids to the coast and dip your toes in the Atlantic Ocean or the Intracoastal Waterway of Florida during your journey along A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway. With miles and miles of golden sand beaches, you will have plenty of space to spread out with buckets and blankets!
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Fun in the Sun for Everyone Along the Lake Tahoe-Eastshore Drive
During the warm summer months, kids of all ages will love cooling off in Lake Tahoe along the Lake Tahoe-Eastshore Drive.
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Have Freshwater Fun on the Savannah River - South Carolina’s Other Coast
Come to South Carolina's southwestern border to explore three lakes on the tranquil Savannah River. Cool off with a refreshing dip in the warm waters of the South.
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Hood River: The Windsurfing Capital of the World
With winds sculpted by the Columbia River Gorge and currents from the Columbia River, windsurfers around the world recognize Hood River, Oregon as their capital city. Nestled in the shadow of Mount Hood along the Historic Columbia River Highway, at the north end of the Mt. Hood Scenic Byway, this city is the ideal location for surfers of all ages and abilities.
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Make a Splash On the Lake Erie Coastal Ohio Trail
When summer temperatures spike, plunge into the cool waters off the Lake Erie Coastal Ohio Trail. See why the Great Lake along this byway deserves its title as you play in and on Lake Erie and its neighboring waterways.
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Oceans and Great Lakes on the America's Byways
When the summer months roll in, cool off along the great waters of America's Byways. In the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans, or on the great inland seas of the Great Lakes, America's Byways offer plenty of watery adventures.
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Raft Wild & Scenic Rivers on Oregon's Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway
Come do some rafting where two rivers collide head-on—in Glide, Oregon, on the northern piece of the Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway. Experience a wild ride or a gentle float on the mountain waterways of this scenic byway.
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Ride the Rapids on the Red River
A beautiful drive down the Red River Gorge Scenic Byway will take you to one of eastern Kentucky’s gems – the Red River Gorge. Grab your canoe or kayak, because you will want to take a trip down this striking river. Located within the Daniel Boone National Forest, it has perfect rapids for both beginners and more experienced enthusiasts.
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Ride the Waves Along Florida's East Coast
Grab swimsuits and sunscreen and head out for a great trip along Florida’s Indian River Lagoon National Scenic Byway, where the scenery is matched only by the perfect locations for splashing, sailing, surfing, and sun.
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River Activities on Northwest Passage
Whitewater rafting on the rivers of the Northwest Passage Scenic Byway is irresistible. From beginning rafters to expert kayakers, the byway's rivers can accommodate everyone depending on location and the time of year. Adrenaline and risk not your thing? Try fishing for salmon, steelhead, trout, bass, and the famous Hell's Canyon White Sturgeon.
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Rivers and Lakes Along the Payette River
Payette River Scenic Byway brims with a variety of outdoor adventure opportunities. During the summer Payette River, Cascade Reservoir and Payette Lake provide river running, tubing, beaches, boat docks and fishing for those who want to get wet, or thrilling views of whitewater, waterfalls, and riparian wildlife for sightseers. Campgrounds and picnic areas abound.
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Scenic Water Adventures at Flaming Gorge
When the summer sun beats down on the red rocks of northeastern Utah, it’s the perfect time to enjoy the cool waters of the Flaming Gorge Reservoir and the Green River along the Flaming Gorge-Uintas Scenic Byway. Bring your swimming suit and sunscreen so you can swim, paddle, or ride skis or innertubes in the wake of your boat amid the breathtaking “flaming” red rocks and shimmering water found on this byway in the Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area.
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Take a River Boat Tour on Big Bend
You'll need a boat to see many of the rare and endangered critters who live in the moss-decked cypresses and verdant wetlands of Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park on the Big Bend Scenic Byway in Florida.
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Water Recreation on America's Byways
From jet skis to kayaking, from water skiing to surfing, America's Byways® are full of exciting - and wet - adventures. You are certain to find any type of water recreation imaginable along America's Byways.

Jul 28, 2008

















