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National Parks Offer Great Appeal for Nature Lovers

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When visiting Seattle Washington, it’s nearly impossible not to notice the beautiful scenery that surrounds this great town. I can think of few cities in America that are so strategically located to take advantage of the best of nature. Not only are the surroundings lovely, but the climate is also very mild for most of the year. The drawback for some is the rain as it rains about 50 percent of the time in this city. I suppose that I … Continue reading →

The Grand Canyon

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The Grand Canyon is a massive canyon carved over several million years by the Colorado River. Grand Canyon National Park boasts an elevation change of nearly 7,000 feet from Point Imperial at nearly 9,000 feet to the banks of Lake Mead at just over 2,000 feet. The canyon itself is, from rim to river over a mile deep. In spots the rock layers exposed in the canyon display over two billion years of geologic history. There is no way that … Continue reading →

Visiting the Joshua Tree National Park, California

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If you are visiting Los Angeles, or if you are planning a camping trip to California, then the Joshua Tree National Park is well worth a visit – especially if you love the outdoors and have a passion for outdoor activities. Located only 140 miles from LA, it’s well within a day trip from the city and even in one day, you’ll be able to take the opportunity to follow one of the shorter hiking trails within the park and … Continue reading →

Discover Yosemite National Park, California

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California had been a fully-fledged state for about a year before Yosemite was discovered. These days the park isn’t quite so secluded but it’s still home to some of the most stunning scenery to be found in the world. Although it can’t boast the huge canyon panorama’s of the Grand Canyon, or the fabulous powerful waterfalls famous at Niagara, Yosemite National Park has something that’s quite unique in that it has so many different natural environments within the one area … Continue reading →

Discover Redwood National Park, California

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If exploring nature is your idea of a good vacation, then a trip to the Redwood National Park in northern California is a great choice for a holiday destination. This park is home to the world’s tallest tree which is known as “Tall Tree”, and is a beautiful natural exhibition of redwood trees. These trees can only be seen in California and China so your visit to Redwood National Park isn’t just a chance to be in the great outdoors, … Continue reading →

Colorado Family Vacation

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Colorado is a beautiful land with thousands of exciting attractions and an ideal spot for a family vacation. A Colorado family vacation is very appealing for the kids as well and it is a great opportunity to grow their love for the outdoor lifestyle. Many holiday spots in Colorado offer plenty of kid adventure programs and children competition to keep them entertained. Here are some of the most attractive locations for a Colorado family vacation. Colorado Springs This is definitely … Continue reading →

Arizona Family Vacation

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Arizona is the place that defined the landscape for Westerns since 1939, when John Ford directed “Stagecoach” starring John Wayne. Due to its beautiful settings teemed with wildlife, it is also a popular destination for family vacations. An Arizona family vacation offers plenty of exciting adventures for both kids and grown-ups. Arizona is a place filled with tourist attractions that can make a perfect holiday. Here are some of the most popular ones: Saguaro National Monument Sonora, Mexico is the … Continue reading →

Cabrillo National Monument

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Located in San Diego California, the Cabrillo National Monument provides a historic lighthouse with plenty of activities. There are great views here as well, with tidepools, flora and fauna, whales to watch, and even military history. The Monument offers hiking along designated trails, bicycling on paved roadways, and swimming within the park boundaries. Fishing is permitted here as well, with hook and line – although only one fish may be taken. When walking the trails and exploring, make sure to … Continue reading →