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Hiking Recreational Activities:     more books (31)

Hiking (Outdoor Adventure!) by Adam G. Klein, 2008-01 Hiking (Active Sports) by Valerie Bodden, 2009-01 Hiking (Outdoor Adventures) by Gillian Richardson, 2007-07-30 Hiking (Outdoor Adventures) by Julie K. Lundgren, 2009-08 Let's Go Hiking (Adventures Outdoors) by Suzanne Slade, 2007-06-30 Camping and Backpacking With Children by Steve Boga, 1995-02 Hiking and Camping (Recreational Sports) by Paul Mason, 2007-08 Let's Go Hiking: Boys' Life Series (DK READERS) by DK Publishing, 2011-01-31 Hiking, Cycling, and Canoeing in Maryland: A Family Guide by Professor Bryan MacKay, 1995-02-01 I Can Go Hiking (Welcome Books) by Edana Eckart, 2003-03 Hiking for Fun! (For Fun!) by Jef Wilson, 2006-05 The Boundary Waters Canoe Area: Wilderness Values and Motorized Recreation by James Gladden, 1990-06-30 The Capital Ring 2008 (Recreational Path Guides) by Colin Saunders, 2008-09-01 Topographic Recreational Map of Idaho by GTR Mapping, 1999-01-01

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101. Department Of Conservation And Recreation
     find locations for recreational activities There are facilities for swimming,camping, hiking, walking and bike riding at DCR s Parks — but they also  
     http://www.mass.gov/dcr/rec-act.htm

102. Maine Recreational Use Statute
     B. recreational or harvesting activities means recreational activities conducted environmental education and research, hiking, recreational caving,  
     http://tarlton.law.utexas.edu/dawson/recreate/me_rec.htm
     
     Extractions: CHAPTER 7. DEFENSES GENERALLY § 159 A. Limited liability for recreational or harvesting activities 1. Definitions. As used in this section, unless the context indicates otherwise, the following terms have the following meanings. A. "Premises" means improved and unimproved lands, private ways, roads, any buildings or structures on those lands and waters standing on, flowing through or adjacent to those lands. B. "Recreational or harvesting activities" means recreational activities conducted out of doors, including, but not limited to, hunting, fishing, trapping, camping, environmental education and research, hiking, recreational caving, sight-seeing, operating snow traveling and all terrain vehicles, skiing, hang gliding, dog sledding, equine activities, boating, sailing, canoeing, rafting, biking, picnicking, swimming or activities involving the harvesting or gathering of forest, field or marine products. It includes entry of, volunteer maintenance and improvement of, use of and passage over premises in order to pursue these activities. "Recreational or harvesting activities" does not include commercial agricultural or timber harvesting. 2. Limited duty. An owner, lessee, manager, holder of an easement or occupant of premises does not have a duty of care to keep the premises safe for entry or use by others for recreational or harvesting activities or to give warning of any hazardous condition, use, structure or activity on these premises to persons entering for those purposes. This subsection applies regardless of whether the owner, lessee, manager, holder of an easement or occupant has given permission to another to pursue recreational or harvesting activities on the premises.

103. Pennsylvania Backpacking, Camping, Hiking, Outdoor Recreation And Wildlife
     Information on backpacking, camping, hiking, other outdoor recreation and wildlife and the Delaware Water Gap provide popular recreational activities.  
     http://greennature.com/travel/pennsylvania.php
     
     Extractions: Wyoming Although Swedes and Dutch were the first European settlers, William Penn, a Quaker, named Pennsylvania in honor of his father by combining the name Penn and the Latin term sylvania, which translates as "woodlands", to come up with "Penn's woodlands." Pennsylvania was the second of the original 13 states of the Union (1787).

104. Yosemite Association - Visitor Information
     recreational activities. Where can I walk and hike? Visitors should refer tothe hiking section of the Yosemite Guide for descriptions of the most  
     http://www.yosemite.org/visitor/frequent-recreation.htm
     
     Extractions: Visitors should refer to the hiking section of the Yosemite Guide for descriptions of the most popular trails in Yosemite Valley. There is more complete information at park visitor centers, the Wilderness Center, and information stations on hiking trails throughout the park. For people wanting detailed information, suggest they purchase trail maps or books. Please encourage people to stay on the trails, pack out trash, beware of seasonal hazards, know their limits and carry water, food, map, compass, matches, layered clothing, sun protection, etc. Are there guided trips?

105. Recreation And Recreational Activities On North Umpqua River
     Great recreation activities such as fishing, rafting, hiking, driving, tours,lodging, mountain biking, camping, hiking, skiing, waterfalls, bird watching  
     http://www.idleyldlodge.com/recreation.html
     
     Extractions: Whether fishing, white water rafting, hiking, camping, mountain biking, or scenic driving you'll find it on the Umpqua River. A haven for recreational activities for the whole family. With it's many waterfalls and hiking trails this is truly a recreational paradise. Reservoirs, lakes and rivers throughout Douglas County offer a variety of boating opportunities. There are four golf courses, three public and one private, in central Douglas County near Roseburg. Golfing is an activity that takes place year-round in the mild climate of the Roseburg area. Rafting, Fishing and Canoeing are favorite pastimes along the North Umpqua River also visit the "Narrows" and the Colliding Rivers View Point .... At Colliding Rivers Viewpoint, the swift, deep waters of the North Umpqua River funnel into a water chute and meet the rapids of sparkling Little River head-on. The viewpoint includes a newly constructed rest area and comfort station, plus several interpretive panels about the area. Located just off Highway #138 at Glide, 18 miles east of Roseburg and across the street from Colliding Rivers Visitors Center. Continue your Self-Guided Scenic Tour following Highway #138 east to Crater Lake through some of the most spectacularly beautiful country in the Land of Umpqua

106. Resort And Spa Vacation In Mexico
     recreational activities. Doing or Being hiking in the mountains Spa activitiesallow guests to set their own level of activity for the kind of renewal they  
     http://www.riocaliente.com/activities.html
     
     Extractions: Spa activities allow guests to set their own level of activity for the kind of renewal they need. Guests can choose from activities as dynamic as hiking, horseback riding, yoga, swimming and water exercise, or as serene as a massage, a mud wrap, a soak in the pool or just sitting in the sun with a good book. Evening cultural programs presented by experts in a variety of fields offer opportunities for education as well as diversion for guests (see Programs Calendar). Eco-Exploring Rio Caliente is surrounded and sheltered by the Sierra La Primavera, part of a magnificent belt of long extinct volcanic mountains. From deep underground comes the hot river, cradling Rio Caliente in a wide horseshoe. You can explore the varied ecology of the region over 100 varieties of birds (see Bird page ) including the exotic Motmot, Orioles, the Squirrel-Tailed Cuckoo and Hummingbirds and plants including Montezuma Pine, tropical Palm and Bougainvillea. The local geological deposits of Rio Caliente tell the story of numerous violent volcanic eruptions deposits of ash flow, pumice, obsidian and caldera-lake sediments reveal the dramatic events which gave shape to Rio Caliente. At Rio Caliente, hikers have countless trails to explore, some much more demanding than others. From the high ridges, the vistas are spectacular. Equally interesting are the hikes along the river to its sources. Hikes generally vary in length from 1 hour to 3-1/2 hours as well as in degree of difficulty. It is no wonder that guided hiking is a favorite activity of Rio Caliente guests!

107. Cultural And Recreational Activities
     The Division of Campus Recreation provides facilities, equipment and a widerange of activities including paddle boats, row boats, golfing and hiking.  
     http://www.ips.uiuc.edu/ifsa/orient14.html
     
     Extractions: The University's Krannert Center for the Performing Arts contains the 2,100 seat Great Hall for orchestra and large performances; the 979-seat Festival Theatre for dance, opera and other musical productions; the 678-seat Playhouse Theatre for plays; and the 150-seat Studio Theatre, a facility for experimental theatrical projects. Programs at the Krannert Center include professional performances by visiting artists and ensembles, performances by community and campus members, dance concerts by the Illinois Dance Theatre, performances by various groups and individuals from the School of Music, Illinois Opera Theatre and 16 annual productions by the University Theatre. The Krannert Center performance schedule is given in the local telephone directory. Museums Spurlock World Heritage Museum 600 S. Gregory, Urbana. The new Spurlock Museum of World Heritage is scheduled to open to the public in early 2002, and will contain the collections formerly housed in the old World Heritage Museum in Lincoln Hall and the old Museum of Natural History in the Natural History Building. The collection will include Anthropology, Geology, Botany and Zoology displays, as well as stone tools, clay tablets, pottery, glassware, sculpture and paintings, manuscripts, metal work, porcelain, ship models and silverware which highlight the story of man from the earliest times to the twentieth century. Krannert Art Museum 500 Peabody Drive. The permanent collection of the

108. New Mexico Tourism Department
     Camping hiking National Parks Monuments Some of the most famous sites andan abundance of yearround educational and recreational activities.  
     http://www.newmexico.org/go/loc/hunting/page/recreation-camping.html
     
     Extractions: Some of the most famous include Chaco Canyon, White Sands, and Carlsbad Caverns... State Parks New Mexico's 31 state parks offer water sports, superb hiking, natural wonders, historic sites and an abundance of year-round educational and recreational activities. State Monuments Created in 1931 to preserve and interpret important sites as part of the diverse history and pre-history of New Mexico. Parks A-Z From backyards to back-country, New Mexico has some fantastic places to camp. With millions of acres of state, federal, and private lands to choose from, along with six out of seven of the world's temperate zones, New Mexico surely has a campsite that will serve you and your dreams of an outdoor adventure. Even in our largest cities, like Santa Fe and Albuquerque, taking a hike to a beautiful vista or natural wonder is never very far away. And with beautiful lakes, mountain tops, and remote meadows where flora and fauna can bloom, New Mexico offers thousands of destinations and trails to hikers of all strength and endurance levels.

109. Recreation - Outdoors
     This site has links to every National Park and National Monument in Arizona andthe US, complete with camping, hiking and recreational activities.  
     http://www.lib.ci.tucson.az.us/recreation/outdoors.htm

110. 2005 Williamstown Community Guide
     Content • recreational activities abound recreational activities abound Hopkins Memorial Forest (5972346) is open for daylight hours of hiking.  
     http://extras.berkshireeagle.com/NeTrp/communityguides/williamstown/2005williams

111. ISMRM Regional Organizing Committee Suggested Recreational Activities
     ISMRM Regional Organizing Committee Suggested recreational activities This park allows for a combination of canoeing and hiking.  
     http://www.ismrm.org/03/ROCrecreation.htm
     
     Extractions: The postponement of the ISMRM meeting to July opens a number of opportunities for things to do outside the City of Toronto. The quintessential Ontario recreation is canoeing. The canoe was developed by the Indians of Eastern Canada and was a means of transport on the many lakes and rivers of the province. These lakes are often disconnected by short segments of land necessitating portaging. The canoe is an ideal craft for this kind of travel and has become a holiday activity for many people around Southern Ontario. Several Provincial Parks are located within two to four hours of Toronto and provide ideal canoeing opportunities ( www.ontarioparks.com ). The best known Ontario park is Algonquin Provincial Park, which attracts canoeists from around the world to its pristine lakes and forests. It tends to be rather busy in the summer and requires advanced booking. The most picturesque park is Killarney Provincial Park about four hours north of Toronto in the direction of Sudbury. This park allows for a combination of canoeing and hiking. One of the newest parks only two hours from Toronto is Massauga Provincial Park which consists of lakes and some segments of the

112. Recreational Activities In Leadville, Buena Vista, And Salida, Colorado. Chaffee
     recreational activities, Buena Vista, Salida, Leadville, Poncha Springs, Granite, Thursday Hikers year round hiking club; Two-Mile Hi Club - off road  
     http://www.arkansasvalleyliving.com/recreational_activities.asp
     
     Extractions: Contact Us The big reason to move to a rural community is to improve your lifestyle... to get back to doing those things that really matter and that really bring you happiness and pleasure during your recreational time. Recreation programs include classes I crafts, drama, fishing, dancing, yoga, softball, kayaking, swimming... well, we just can't list EVERYTHING there is to do here in this peaceful valley, but here's the "short" list: Camping Cross Country Skiing - best trails you've been on with pure Colorado powder! Fishing - in addition to the many lakes in the high country loaded with native trout, the Arkansas River produces some of the biggest and best in the state Four Wheeling - miles of designated trails Golf - 9 and 18 hole courses in both Lake and Chaffee County (some open year 'round) Hiking (some of the best hiking trails in the State - plus fifteen 14,000+ peaks)

113. Outdoor Recreation Vacation Activities In Mesa Verde Country™
     mesa verde country, recreation, recreational activities southwest coloradorecreation, fishing, hiking biking, golf, skiing, snowmobiling, hunting  
     http://www.swcolo.org/Tourism/recreation.html

114. Outdoor Recreational Activities Of The Boundary Waters Canoe Area
     Outdoor recreational activities of the BWCA hiking, canoeing, camping, fishing,cross country skiing, dogsledding.  
     http://www.bwca.cc/bwcaw-activities.html
     
     Extractions: In addition to summer activities (camping, canoeing, fishing, hiking, rock climbing, etc.), northwoods winters are ideally suited to winter sports such as cross-country and downhill skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, ice fishing, skating, and sledding. Fishing Hiking Canoeing Photography ... Bird/Wildlife Watching Rock Hunting Boating Hunting Winter Activities Spring Activities Summer Activities ... Special Offers/Contests

115. Enjoy Our NEW Trempealeau, Wisconsin, Recreational Guide: Outdoor Concerts, Bird
     hunt, fish, enjoy recreational boating on the Mississippi River, hiking, has become a Mecca for a variety of allseason recreational activities.  
     http://www.trempealeau.net/
     
     Extractions: For quick info on what you see in our great photo by Ty Webster, just point your curser at a feature that interests you or click the burgundy buttons on the upper left to explore our site! When pointing at the photo, you will see instant "pop-up" descriptions. You can click on the spot to see the "rest of the story!" Trempealeau, Wisconsin © Great River Publishing, Discover! America's Great River Road       The Village of Trempealeau , Wisconsin (population just 1306), is located 18 miles up river of La Crosse, Wisconsin, and down river of Winona, Minnesota, at Mississippi River Mile # 714.3. The village sits on high rolling banks at the edge of the river, smack in the center of a stretch of Great River Road voted one of the ten most scenic drives in America. A broad prairie stretches from the village to the east, scoured by the restless meanders of the ancient Black, Trempealeau, La Crosse, and Mississippi rivers. A giant marsh and seven lakes, a Wisconsin state park and two National Wildlife Refuges surround the village which, thanks to its natural scenic beauty and abundant wetland resources, has become a Mecca for a variety of all-season recreational activities.

116. Field Guide To The San Gabriel Mountains: Activities
     Deaths From activities FourWheel Driving Fishing Geocaching hiking MountainBicycling Running Swimming Directories of LA hiking / recreational Websites  
     http://tchester.org/sgm/links/activities.html
     
     Extractions: Winter Sports There are 59 "first come - first served" Forest Service campgrounds, 7 group campgrounds that require advance reservations, 36 picnic areas, 8 resorts and 24 organizational camps. The Crystal Lake private-operated Campground can be reserved in advance. Campgrounds are usually available except during summer holiday weekends, when they fill up quickly. For example, Chilao usually fills up by mid-morning of the first day of the holiday. Carl Nelson's Monte Cristo Campground to Iron Mountain and Lynx Gulch Steve Canalita's: Monte Cristo Campground to Rabbit Peak Trip #2 (Monte Cristo Campground to Iron Mountain and Lynx Gulch? - 7May99)

117. Wilderness Tourism And Recreation Campaign
     The largest heliskiing and heli-hiking company in the world, Studies demonstratethat motorized recreational activities have serious impact on  
     http://www.ekes.org/backcountry.html

118. Tennessee Eastman Hiking And Canoeing Club - Appalachian Trail
     of hiking, paddling, and similar outdoor recreational activities. The Clubseeks to establish and expand area hiking trails and provide education in  
     http://www.tehcc.org/
     
     Extractions: TEHCC is... Our mission is to provide a program of hiking, paddling, and similar outdoor recreational activities. The Club seeks to establish and expand area hiking trails and provide education in outdoor skills and safety. TEHCC was founded in 1946, and is headquartered in Kingsport, Tennessee. As of December 18, 2003, we had 663 members (employees, retirees, and affiliates). Join TEHCC !

119. Outdoor Activities: Hiking & Camping
     GORP s Outdoor Activity guide page offers information on what to do, where togo, and what gear to use for hiking, biking, climbing, fishing, and more .  
     http://gorp.away.com/gorp/activity/main.htm

120. NH's Online Resource For Outdoor Recreation, Information On Camping, Biking, Hik
     NH Outdoors provides information on Outdoor Recreation in New Hampshire. Looking for Outdoor activities hiking, Biking, Fishing, Canoeing Parks  
     http://www.nhoutdoors.com/
     
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