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Relax on the River along Trail of the Ancients
May 23, 2012
in Get Outdoors! And Go Boating Liberate yourself from the doldrums of 9 to 5 work, and find rest and relaxation on a river-rafting trip on the San Juan River along Utah’s Trail of the Ancients.
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Birding Fervor along Oklahoma’s Historic Route 66
May 22, 2012
With hands held steady, binoculars at the ready, 'birders' patiently set their eyes on the horizon, watching for the season’s first flutter of wings. Capture the birding fervor at the expansive 8,075-acre Washita National Wildlife Refuge located along Oklahoma’s Historic Route 66.
Related:- Bird Watching, Bird-Watching, Wildlife Refuges, Wildlife Viewing
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Take a Trip to Devilish Death Valley
Updated May 17, 2012
in Getaways: Byways on a Budget and Goodyear’s Top 50 Scenic, Comfortable Drives “Would you enjoy a trip to hell? You Might Enjoy a Trip to Death Valley, Now! It has all the advantages of hell without the inconveniences.”
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- Desert Trips, National Parks, Scenic Views, Unique Adventures
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Drive the Stunning Pacific Coastline on the San Luis Obispo North Coast Byway
Updated May 17, 2012
in Getaways: Byways on a Budget and Goodyear’s Top 50 Scenic, Comfortable Drives San Luis Obispo North Coast Byway is more than just a path from one point to another; this wonderful drive is a destination in itself. Activities along the byway promise to satisfy any of your adventurous desires.
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- Beaches, Cultural Experiences, Ocean Views
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Big Sur: A Journey of American Literature
Updated May 17, 2012
For over a hundred years, Big Sur has been a fertile area for artistic advancements, a variety of authors immortalize the place with the written word. Make your journey down Big Sur Coast Highway a pilgrimage of American literature. Stop in at museums and libraries dedicated to writers and their craft, visit sites immortalized in the pages of literature, and walk in the footsteps of your favorite author. In the late 19th century, Robert Louis Stevenson lived briefly in the area, followed by the likes of John Steinbeck, Henry Miller, and Jack Kerouac. Unlike many areas honored in literature, Big Sur remains relatively unchanged over the years.
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- Cultural Experiences, Culture, History, Literature
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Enjoying Rivers and Lakes Along the Payette River
Updated May 11, 2012
Payette River Scenic Byway brims with water recreation 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.
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- Kayaking, Rivers, Water Recreation, Whitewater Rafting
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River Activities on Northwest Passage
Updated May 11, 2012
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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- Fishing, Kayaking, Rafting, Rivers, Water Recreation
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America's First Interstate: The Mississippi River
Updated May 8, 2012
As one of the great transportation arteries on the western frontier, the Mississippi River played a crucial role in 19th century America. The mighty river represented the same ideas that our modern highways have come to symbolize: commerce, discovery, and freedom. In this way, the Mississippi River was America's first interstate.
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A Flurry of Feathers on Scenic Byway 12
Updated May 8, 2012
While marveling at the region's scenic wonders, keep an eye out for the winged wildlife that make their home among the colorful sandstone spires and castles of Scenic Byway 12 in southern Utah.
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- Bird Watching, National Parks, Nature
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Birding in Amish Country
Updated May 8, 2012
Central Ohio may be better known as Amish country, but the pristine region is also home to some great bird-watching areas. While visiting Amish country, make sure to check out some of the bird sanctuaries located along the Amish Country Byway.
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- Bird Watching
