121. Canon City, Colorado - Recreation the Royal Gorge Bridge, Rafting, and a host of other activities! Cañon City,Colorado has endless recreational opportunities from fishing and http://www.canoncitycolorado.com/recreation.htm

whitewater rafting, to viewing the abundant wildlife, or spending a day in one of our parks. Below are just a few ideas! The Arkansas River As the snow melts high in the Colorado Rockies, world class whitewater rapids are born in the Royal Gorge Region. The Arkansas River hosts more rafters than any other river in the world. Easy access and wide diversity, awards the Arkansas River recognition as the number one river in the country for rafting and kayaking. Bighorn Sheep Canyon just west of Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area The Arkansas River provides other water sports for the ultimate sports enthusiast. Kayaking the rapids through Bighorn Sheep Canyon is a premier place for intermediate kayakers to test their mastery of the sport. Others who prefer to remain grounded can try their luck at fly fishing for rainbow trout. Touring through the Royal Gorge Region whether on horseback, on mountain bike or by foot, is an extraordinary experience that will not be matched anywhere on earth. Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area is a unique rec area stretching 148 miles from high in the mountains where the Arkansas River is born all the way to it's holding area at Lake Pueblo.

122. Why Retire Here - Recreational Activities recreational activities. Campbell River boasts an abundance of Campbell Riverprovides opportunities for sport fishing at a popular dedicated fishing http://www.retire.incampbellriver.com/why_campbell_river/recreational_activities

Economics Spectacular Setting Climate Gateway ... Health Services Why Retire Here Recreational Activities Campbell River boasts an abundance of opportunities for sports and recreation with modern facilities and programs designed to enhance the life style and health of the community. These opportunities are available to people of all ages, stages and abilities and are supported by dedicated and well trained staff. Indoor facilities include a new downtown Community Center that hosts major community events. The Sportsplex is located in the beautiful 54 acre Willow Point Park which offers a wide variety of sporting activities including squash, racquetball, weight and fitness training plus large gymnasium activities. The Strathcona Gardens Recreation Complex offers 2 ice rinks, 1 leisure rink, a 37.5-meter indoor swimming pool, waterslide, 2 saunas, large hot tub, etc. Retirees report that walking is their most frequent outdoor recreation. Campbell River's increasingly popular Rotary Sea Walk extends 7 km along our shoreline and is a level, paved walkway, suitable for wheelchairs, strollers, roller blades and bicycles. Moms with tots, teenagers and seniors can be seen enjoying the sea air and the sweeping vistas of Discovery Passage throughout the year. Active and passive greenways and trails in wilderness areas such as the Beaver Lodge Lands, the Willow Creek Conservancy area and trails along the Campbell and Quinsam Rivers provide quiet and beautiful areas to enjoy the natural environment.

123. Outdoor Recreational Activities Of The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Outdoor recreational activities of the BWCA hiking, canoeing, camping, fishing, In addition to summer activities (camping, canoeing, fishing, hiking, http://www.bwca.cc/bwcaw-activities.html

Your banner could be here! With 1,500 miles of canoe routes, nearly 2,200 designated campsites, and more than 1,000 lakes and streams waiting, the BWCA and surrounding areas are filled with recreational opportunities. 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

124. Welcome To The City Of Elkhart, Indiana - The City With A Heart Parks Recreation Department recreational activities fishing opportunitiesfor the Elkhart River exist in American, Baker and Studebaker Parks, http://www.elkhartindiana.org/content.php?id=10&c_id=54

125. Cultural And Recreational Activities CULTURAL AND recreational activities Crystal Lake Park, located at Park andBroadway in Urbana, has fishing, a swimming pool and a jogging exercise http://www.ips.uiuc.edu/ifsa/orient14.html

I nternational F aculty S taff A ffairs CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES On Campus Krannert Center 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

126. Recreational Activities, Organizations, Businesses, And Venues Of The Chemainus fishing, scuba diving, sightseeing throughout the Gulf Islands. 2469559 Recreation in the Cowichan Valley- venues, trails, marine activities, clubs http://www.chemainus.com/recreation/

Clubs Facilities Golf Marine ... Games Hiking Tails: Maple Mountain Ministry of Forests Listing (pdf file) BC Wildlife Information Ladysmith Sportsman Club - 245-3660 Duncan Badminton Club - 746-7092 Cobble Hill Badminton Club - 743-3487 OR Duncan Divers 746-0577 Cowichan Sports Organizations FACILITIES ARENAS Fuller Lake Arena- Chemainus -246-3811 Frank Jameson Community Centre- Ladysmith Cowichan Community Centre - Duncan -swimming, skating, etc Cowichan Sportsplex Cowichan Lake Sports Arena Cowichan Lake Kerry Park Recreation Centre - Mill Bay Youbou Parks and Recreation SKATE PARKS: NORTH COWICHAN X-treme Skate Park James Street, Duncan LAKE COWICHAN Skate Park South Shore Rd. LADYSMITH Skate Park 6th Avenue Saltair Centennial Park - Roller Hockey Courts SALTAIR 746-2620 Coverdale-Watson Park - Basketball/Roller Hockey Court- COWICHAN BAY Tom Banister Park - Basketball/Roller Hockey Court- COWICHAN BAY PARKS Chemainus River Prov Park MacMillan Waterwheel Park - Chemainus Kin Park - Chemainus Kinsmen Park - Ladysmith Gourlay-Janes Park- Chemainus Hwy Holland Creek Trail - Ladysmith Lion's Park - Ladysmith Root Street Park - Ladysmith

127. National Oceans Office - Australia S Ocean Policy recreational fishing and indigenous fishing are concentrated in estuaries Marine tourism and recreational activities are the major income earners within http://www.oceans.gov.au/issues_paper_2/page_002.jsp

128. Recreational Activities - Pere Marquette State Park recreational activities Pere Marquette State Park Nearby fishing sites includethe Mississippi River State Fish and Wildlife Area and the Two Rivers http://www.greatriverroad.com/Pere/recreationPere.htm

129. Culture & Recreational Activities In Princeton, Indiana fishing permits Oakland City residents, $4.50 with boat, $4.00 without boat; the park is available for picnicking and other recreational activities. http://www.princetonin.org/culture.html

Princeton, Indiana Area and Gibson County Residents enjoy many recreational and cultural assets throughout the county and the Southwestern Indiana Region. Sporting areas, lakes and many parks are among the features that give Gibson County a recreational atmosphere. Recreational Facilities The Princeton Courthouse is on the National Register of Historic Places. Decorated in a rich exterior of Indiana limestone and pressed brick from St. Louis, the courthouse is an architectural work of art. The interior tile floors and walnut trim with brass railings add detail to this beautiful building. Gibson County Fairgrounds : Located on North Embree Street, the fairgrounds is the home of the Gibson County Fair in mid-July. The grounds are also leased for go-cart racing and other special events. The Home Economics Building can be rented for parties, reunions, receptions, etc. L afayette Park/Princeton Municipal Pool : Located on Spruce Street, the park has sheltered and open picnic facilities, a fishing pond, playground equipment, tennis courts and an outdoor basketball court. The pool is open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Season tickets and swimming lessons are available. The pool is home to the Princeton Swim Club, which competes against area swim teams. Southside Park : Located on Stout Street, the park has two softball diamonds used for men's and women's leagues, playground equipment, and outdoor basketball court and tennis courts. Shelter houses are also available.

130. Herefordshire Council - Can I Undertake Recreational Activities Like Fishing And Can I undertake recreational activities like fishing and boating at Bodenham LakeNature Reserve? For conservation and safety reasons no fishing or private http://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/faq/4932.aspp

Home You Are Here: Home Leisure and Culture Can I undertake recreational activities like fishing and boating at Bodenham Lake Nature Reserve? For conservation and safety reasons no fishing or private boating is permitted at the lake. Last Updated: 07 December 04, Review Date: 20 September 2005 Print Return to Page info@herefordshire.gov.uk

131. Surfrider Foundation: Special Places Campaign In other areas, recreational uses, including fishing, should be allowed. These areas can also allow for nonextractive recreational activities that http://www.surfrider.org/specialplaces/position.htm

Special Places home What Are Special Places? Policy US Commission on Ocean Policy ... Regional Campaigns Introduction: Three of Surfrider Foundation's guiding principles address this: SURFRIDER recognizes that the biodiversity and ecological integrity of the planet's coasts are necessary and irreplaceable. SURFRIDER is committed to preserving natural living and non-living diversity and ecological integrity of the coastal environment. SURFRIDER promotes the right of low-impact, free and open access to the world's waves and beaches for all people. SURFRIDER acts to preserve this right of access. SURFRIDER believes environmental education is essential to the future health and well being of the planet. Those of us who frequent our coasts do so for different reasons, but we all value its importance and cherish our ability to enjoy it. The ability to surf, fish, dive, kayak and swim in healthy wild oceans is our coastal legacy and our birthright. However, growing demands on these sensitive coastal and ocean places threaten the health of our marine ecosystems and the fabric of our coastal legacy. Marine Protected Areas are generally defined as any areas of the coast and ocean together with associated flora, fauna, historical and cultural features, which has been reserved by law or other effective means to protect part or the entire enclosed environment.

132. Rincon, Puerto Rico Recreational Activities Vacation Information Guide to Rincon Puerto Rico recreational activities inRincon PR. Deep Sea fishing Rincon Puerto Rico For those who like to fish, http://rincon-puertorico.com/activities.html

Rincon, Puerto Rico - Recreational Activities Property Resources, Western Puerto Rico S wimming Surfing Rincon has long been known for some of the best surfing in the Caribbean. The regular surf season usually lasts from November thru March. This "winter" surf season is dependent on the low-pressure systems and cold fronts that come off the U.S. East Coast. There are the occasional surf swells during the late summer months of August thru October; these isolated swells come from the tropical weather patterns generated off the coast of Africa, during the peak of hurricane season. If you are interested in learning how to surf, there are lessons available with experienced surfers who also supply the boards. Surfboards and body boards can be rented from the local surf shops in town. Scuba Diving Snorkeling The local dive operators also run trips for snorkelers. Desecheo and Mona also have excellent snorkeling. One of the best places to snorkel in Rincon is Steps Beach. A "proposed marine reserve" (not yet official), the area around Steps Beach is home to one of the best coral fringing reefs in the Caribbean, because it is home to the Elkhorn Coral (Arcopora palmata) which is highly threatened worldwide and on it's way to becoming an endangered species. When snorkeling in the area, please do not touch, bump, break, take or walk on the corals. Besides being harmful to the coral, you may get seriously cut and scraped up. Also, state and federal law prohibits the taking of corals.

133. Santa Fe Destinations | Recreation recreational activities. Birding From the Rio Grande to Cochiti Lake — no matterwhat time of year, Fly fishing in New Mexico, Fly fishing in New Mexico http://www.santafedestinations.com/recreation.html

Recreational Activities Birding Fly Fishing in New Mexico Discover the thrill of casting to rising trout in a mountain stream or lake. A professional guide will lead participants to a pristine site for their fishing adventure and will take the mystery out of the art of fly-fishing. Both the novice and the advanced angler will enjoy the beauty and peacefulness that surrounds them in northern New Mexico. Painting in Santa Fe For years artists have come to Northern New Mexico to work. Many say that it is the indescribably blue skies and incomparable lighting due to the high altitude. Whatever the reason, no one can deny the volume and quality of art produced in the Santa Fe area. A local artist will instruct your guests in the fine points of capturing the unique beauty of Santa Fe. Led by trained art therapists, even the beginner will not have a problem opening up to find the art that is within all of us. Rafting / Floating / Kayaking One of America's most popular adventures, whitewater rafting is becoming a tradition for visitors to Northern New Mexico. The rafting season begins with the snowmelt in spring and generally lasts through October. All levels of rafters, from novice to expert will enjoy this adventure along the Rio Grande. Along the valley floor, the rafters will experience spectacular scenery, with a full range of whitewater on the "Racecourse" south of Taos. In addition, exciting river kayaking and calmer "float" trips are also available on the rivers, along with tours in sea kayaks on some of our local lakes.

134. River Life Teachers Resource Kit: Recreational Activities recreational activities. Download a PDF of this page People use braided riversfor fishing, camping, boating, kayaking, wildlife watching, and so on. http://www.doc.govt.nz/Community/001~For-Schools/002~Themes/010~Rivers-and-Lakes

Contact Us Site Map Home About DOC ... Regional Info Community Publications What's New For Schools Events ... Russell Lupins Recreational Activities Hydroelectricity Project River Recovery Communication and Education Maori Use ... Predator Data Analysis River Life Teachers' Resource Kit Recreational Activities Download a PDF of this page Braided rivers are an important recreational resource, and their recreational use is increasing as 4WD vehicles become more common. People use braided rivers for fishing, camping, boating, kayaking, wildlife watching, and so on. The tourism industry in the Upper Waitaki Basin includes activities like fishing tours, home-stays, and eco-tourism. However, braided river birds are very vulnerable to disturbance by humans and their activities. For example, if riverbed birds are disturbed from their nests, eggs and chicks can be cooked by high temperatures or chilled in low temperatures, they can be run over, or be eaten by pet dogs and cats. Recreational users can minimise the risk to nesting birds by driving on marked tracks, learning about bird behaviours, responding appropriately to bird behaviour, keeping pets off riverbeds or dogs on a leash.

135. AusStats : Participation In Sport And Recreational Activities, Tasmania Sport/physical recreational activities are those that are organized by Natural environment eg lakes and rivers for fishing, oceans for sailing, http://www.abs.gov.au/Ausstats/abs@.nsf/0/ee532c7c4505383eca256bd000273475?OpenD

136. Recreational Activities & Facilities Recreation Cultural activities Facilities fishing - Three major publiclakes containing more than 8370 acres within 30 miles http://www.mccookne.org/recr.htm

Your browser does not support script home site map medc@mccookne.org Library McCook Public Library contains 48,000 items: books, large print books, bilingual books, braille books, books on tape, videos, magazines and newspapers, inter-library loans, McCook Daily Gazette on microfilm, a microfilm reader/printer, computers, handicapped computer, automated card catalog, internet access, wireless internet access, first search, and net-library. Activities include a summer reading program for school-age children, a winter story hour for pre-schoolers, the "Book Lady" who visits local daycares on the first and second Fridays of each month, a book club that meets once a month, and a homebound delivery service. A large meeting room is available to the public for a minimal fee. The room has a large screen TV, VCR, overhead projector, and screen. The public library is part of the Republican Valley Library System. For more information you may call (308) 345-1906. YMCA The Ed Thomas YMCA, a 44,500 square foot complex, has a six-lane swimming pool, a teaching and toddler's pool, whirlpool saunas, a double gymnasium, an indoor running track, and several racquetball courts as well as weights, game, craft, and meeting rooms. Programs offered by the YMCA professional include volleyball, basketball, soccer, racquetball, and softball. The YMCA offers an after school and summer Day Care Program on the days that McCook Public Schools are in session. The YMCA has over 3,200 members. Day to day operations are funded through membership dues, program fees and United Way contributions and gifts. For more information you may call (308) 345-6228.

137. Manitoba Recreational Fishing League league similar to hockey, baseball or other recreational activities. The 2005 season of the Manitoba recreational fishing League started May 23 and http://www.mwf.mb.ca/league/

Fox Lake Maples Adventure Peguis Jackfish Hunters Pollard Guppies Pollard Pickled Perch Russell Reelers Russell Rodders St. Boniface #1 St. Boniface #2 Walleye Wackers #1 Walleye Wackers #2 Westwood Collegiate York Landing Submit Scores Team Standings Individual Standings Team Requirements League Season Team Scoring Other Considerations League Photos Submit Photos Manitoba's Recreational Fishing League is a non-profit group who's goal is to introduce youth to fishing through an organized league similar to hockey, baseball or other recreational activities. These young energetic people, supported by their local communities, will learn the skills of fishing and hopefully leave with a better understanding of the environment around them. Mission Statement ... To create an environment where participants can compete in a fair and enjoyable manner that promotes sportsmanship, fair play and education. Introduction ... Angling opportunities, and thus angling quality, is diverse in Manitoba. Therefore, it is important to develop a set of rules to govern competition that will place teams on an "equal playing field". That is, a team in Shilo will be competitive with a team from Swan River or Lac du Bonnet where anglers feel that fishing may be superior. The rules are also designed to encourage participation by young anglers at all skill levels. 2005 Manitoba Recreational Fishing League Final Results The 2005 season of the Manitoba Recreational Fishing League started May 23 and ended the week of June 27. In total 16 teams participated. It is my pleasure to announce this year's

138. Your National Forest - Recreational Activities Some recreational activities require a pass or permit. The Ocala NationalForest Visitor Centers offer a book, fishing Opportunities in the Ocala http://www.southernregion.fs.fed.us/florida/recreation/index_oca.shtml

[Jump to the main content of this page] Forest Service National Links Forest Service Home Employment Fire and Aviation International Forestry Just for Kids Maps and Brochures Passes and Permits Photo and Video Gallery Publications Recreational Activities Research and Development State and Private Forestry Southern Region Page Florida Homepage About Us Contact Us ... Projects and Plans Recreation: Resource/Land Mgmt. Volunteering Recreational Activities: Ocala Camping Hiking Mountain Biking Boating ... Horseback Riding The Ocala is a unique and fascinating forest that offers an accommodating climate for year round recreating. The mild winters are fine for family camping while a summer canoe trip down a palm-lined stream is a cool way to spend an August day. The temperatures for the dry months of November through February range from a daily average of 50 F to a high of 72 F. The summer season is much warmer and wetter. Short afternoon thundershowers often raise the humidity to about 90% while the temperatures range from 80 F to 95 F. The average rainfall is approximately 55 inches per year. Water plays an important part in a variety of recreational opportunities on the forest. There are huge springs, twisting streams and lakes for fishing and water skiing. Many of the scenic lakes were formed when limestone bedrock dissolved, permitting the surface layer to slump and fill with water. The cool crystal-clear water of Juniper Springs, Alexander Springs, Salt Springs and Silver Glen Springs entice many visitors to take a cool dip. Snorkelers frequently find a thrilling underwater view of fish, swaying vegetation and cavernous springs. No wonder the Ocala National Forest is one of the most heavily used National Forests in the United States. Some recreational activities require a pass or permit. Please see

139. Recreational | Statistical Services | Fisheries And Oceans Canada Information on recreational fisheries activities in Canada is based on the resultsof the Survey of recreational fishing in Canada conducted every five http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/communic/statistics/recreational/index_e.htm

Canada Great Lakes Historical Home ... Recreational Recreational Information on recreational fisheries activities in Canada is based on the results of the Survey of Recreational Fishing in Canada conducted every five years by DFO, in cooperation with all regional, provincial and territorial fisheries licensing agencies. This section includes the complete Canada-wide survey results as well as information extrapolated from the Ontario portion of the survey providing survey results for recreational fishing activities for the Canadian-side of the Great Lakes fishery. In this section complete reports for the 1990, 1995 and 2000 surveys are presented. Last Updated: Important Notice

140. Fisheries And Aquaculture Management - Recreational Fishing Awards National recreational Fisheries Awards What kinds of projects or activitiesis DFO looking for? To see some of the projects and activities that won in http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/rfa-ppr/awards-prix_e.htm

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Media Room Info for: Children Fishing Industry Marine and Oceans Industry Media Scientists and Researchers Students and Teachers Children Fishing Industry Marine and Oceans Industry Media ... Regions SUBJECTS Nomination Process Nomination Forms Awards and Awards Ceremony Recipients ... Contact Information RESOURCES Reports and Publications Library The Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) developed the National Recreational Fisheries Awards Is this a new program? What kinds of projects or activities is DFO looking for? To see some of the projects and activities that won in the past, check out the Recipients Where do I begin? How can I nominate an individual? Check out the Nomination Process , where you will find information on eligibility criteria, nomination requirements, and the submission deadline. Who selects the Award recipients, and how many are selected? See the Selection Process for details. What does an Award Recipient receive? to view the award.

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