161. Ministry Of Environment - Recreation - What You Need To Official British Columbia parks information, on provincial parks, outdoor recreation To the BC parks Home Page, Government of British Columbia http://wlapwww.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/whatyou.htm

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOU GO and Frequently Asked Questions A list of sites giving information about wildlife and marine life in British Columbia, wildlife safety and outdoor ethics. Visitor Safety Information: General information regarding wildlife safety and health risks while visiting our province. Fees: Information on user fees in our provincial parks such as camping fees, parking/day-use fees, hours of operation, persons with disabilities fees, BC seniors' fees, reservation fees and glossary. Fishing and Hunting Information: Other Links: Links to other web sites. Provincial Park Camping Ethics and Regulations BC Parks is dedicated to preserving the natural state of parks while also providing recreational access to its features. Park regulations and policies protect park values, ensuring a quality experience for all visitors, both today and in years to come. Please obey the following Dogs and other domestic animals are not permitted in some provincial parks, especially in backcountry/wilderness areas. Some backcountry/wilderness areas allow pets but may not be suitable due to wildlife issues and the potential for problems with bears, cougars, wolves, etc. Please check the

162. General Information About Baxter State Park BAXTER STATE PARK general INFORMATION. Baxter State Park is a Wilderness Park.Water in Baxter State park is untreated and generally unprotected. http://www.baxterstateparkauthority.com/general.html

Welcome to Baxter State Park Home About us Our Natural Setting Map ... Other Resources BAXTER STATE PARK GENERAL INFORMATION Baxter State Park is a Wilderness Park. Water in Baxter State park is untreated and generally unprotected. No running water is available, you must bring your own drinking water or purify water from the streams, ponds, etc. This can be done a number of ways, such as boiling for a minimum of five minutes or the application of seven drops of iodine (from your first aid kit) per gallon of water. Bleach (Clorox) may be substituted for iodine. If you use a filter be sure pore size is 3 microns or smaller. The Park has a number of rules, you are responsible for knowing and following these rules. Park facilities are rustic. There are no paved roads or electricity in the Park. There are outhouses throughout the Park for bathroom facilities. There are no facilities for food, supplies or gasoline in the park, although it is available at private campgrounds on the way to the park. We strongly recommend checking your gas gauge before entering The information contained in this brief introduction to the Park is not adequate for extended hiking or climbing. Our hiking trails range from short easy day hikes to difficult long hikes. For your own safety, do not leave the Park Tote road without a

163. AOL CityGuide: - South Florida - City Of Coral Springs Parks - General Location City of Coral Springs parks. 2501 Coral Springs Dr Coral Springs, FL 33065 City of Coral Springs parks. 2501 Coral Springs Dr Coral Springs, FL 33065 http://cityguide.aol.com/southflorida/entertainment/search.adp?page=route&id=117

164. Balboa Park General Information Balboa Park official website. Complete and current guide to museums, attractions,events, restaurants in San Diego s Balboa Park. Sponsored by the House of http://www.balboapark.org/info.html

Home There's Something For Everyone at San Diego's Balboa Park! 1549 El Prado, Suite #1 San Diego, CA 92101 info@balboapark.org Looking for something specific? Find it Fast! Click here to learn about the history of Balboa Park Do you fancy photography, folk art or fossils? Are you crazy about cars, trains and planes? Or mad about Old Masters and maybe mummies? Batty for baseball? Or do you just get a kick out of critters like koalas and kangaroos? You can explore all these wonders and more in beautiful Balboa Park, the largest cultural complex west of the Mississippi. The Park covers a huge 1,200 acres and it’s minutes away from downtown San Diego. We have over 85 cultural and recreational organizations here, including fifteen museums and various performing arts groups, like the Marie Hitchcock Puppet Theatre and the world-famous Old Globe Theatre, which presents at least 14 productions and 550 performances a year. And speaking of "world famous," we’re also home to the San Diego Zoo, where you can stroll around the 100-acre grounds, discovering colorful and exotic species of animals displayed in spacious natural habitats. Balboa Park is also acclaimed for its horticultural treasures – a host of glorious gardens including an award-winning rose garden and a butterfly garden; rare plant species; 58 different varieties of palm trees; and an outstanding Botanical Building housing over 2,000 different tropical plants. All these botanical marvels are set among manicured lawns, shady groves of majestic trees or nestled within peaceful vistas.

165. General Info general Information About Prospect Park the Alliance Park Alliance Meetour Board Meet our Staff. The Park. Prospect Park Prospect Park is a http://www.prospectpark.org/general/main.cfm?target=home

166. General Park Information | Park And Recreation Park Recreation general Fee Schedule Various activities and/or events in park Park Recreation Home general Park Information Top of Page http://www.sandiego.gov/park-and-recreation/general-info/index.shtml

This Month! - What's happening this month View photos capturing recent ground breaking, ribbon cutting and other special events. Press Releases Meeting Agendas and Minutes Balboa Park Committee Mission Bay Park Committee About the Department Quick Reference Phone List - A guide for City staff, consultants, and the general public. Donation Opportunities Municipal Marketing Partnership Program Job Opportunities - We are currently searching for qualified applicants for the following positions: Golf Course Superintendent, Recreation Leader II (Dance Instructor), Recreation Leader II (Therapeutic Recreation), Recreation Specialist (Therapeutic Recreation). General Fee Schedule lists current fees. For specific information on rules, permits, or amenities, please visit the Park Use Permit General Information or contact your local recreation center. Nighttime Park Closures - When do your favorite parks close Park Permits - Having a Special Event? Here are a few things that you should know Reservoir Concessions - We are now operating the concessions at most of the City Reservoirs. Volunteer Opportunities - Be a part of a program that enriches the lives of others as well as your own. We also offer

167. Parks parks Enjoy over 100 of Oakland s beautiful and scenic regional and local parks.Please find below a list of parks maintained by the City of Oakland, http://www.oaklandnet.com/parks/facilities/parks.asp

home welcome parks customer service ... request a facility Parks Golf Courses Fields Points of Interest Public Pools ... parks Parks Enjoy over 100 of Oakland's beautiful and scenic regional and local parks. Please find below a list of parks maintained by the City of Oakland, for more information on parks call (510) 238-PARK. 25th Street Mini-Park 25th Street 85th Avenue Mini-Park 1712-85th Avenue 88th Avenue Mini-Park 1722 88th Avenue Allendale Park 3711 Suter Street Arroyo Viejo Park 7701 Krause Avenue Avenue Terrance Park 4369 Bennett Place Beaumont Park Beaumont Avenue / East 38th Street Bella Vista Park 1025 East 28th Street Brookdale Park 2535 High Street Brookfield Park 525 Jones Avenue Brooklyn Park 14th Avenue / Foothill Boulevard Burckhalter Park 4062 Edwards Avenue Bushrod Park 560 - 59th Street Carney Park 10501 Acalanes Drive Central Reservoir Park 2506 East 29th Street Chabot Park 6850 Chabot Road Channel Park Chinese Garden (Rilea, Railroad) Park Clinton Square Park 1230 6th Avenue Colby Park 61st / Colby Street Coliseum Gardens Park 966 66th Avenue Columbian Gardens Park 9920 Empire Road Concordia Park 2901 64th Avenue Cresent Park Chester Street 1651 Adeline Street Dimond Park 3860 Hanly Road Dunsmuir Estate Park 61 Covington St Durant Mini Park 29th Street / Martin Luther King Jr. Way

168. Grand Canyon Arizona loding information source for the Grand Canyon National Park Arizona. The Grand Canyon has been sculpted in general by the downward cutting of the http://www.thecanyon.com/

what to do where to stay where to eat shopping ... Additional Communities The Grand Canyon: Information and Geology Grand Canyon, exceptionally deep, steep-walled canyon in northwestern Arizona, excavated by the Colorado River. The Grand Canyon is 446 km (277 mi) long, up to 29 km (18 mi) wide, and more than 1500 m (5000 ft) deep. The entire canyon is extremely beautiful, containing towering buttes, mesas, and valleys within its main gorge. A spectacular section of the canyon, together with plateau areas on either side of it, are preserved as the Grand Canyon National Park, which receives about four million visitors a year. The Grand Canyon cuts steeply through an arid plateau region that lies between about 1500 and 2700 m (about 5000 and 9000 ft) above sea level. This region, although lacking year-round streams in recent years, is sharply eroded, showing such characteristic forms as buttes; it is interspersed with old lava flows, hills composed of volcanic debris, and intrusions of igneous rock. The plateau area has a general downward slope to the southwest and in its upper reaches is sparsely covered with such evergreens as juniper and piñon. Parts of the northern rim of the canyon are forested. Vegetation in the depths of the valley consists principally of such desert plants as agave and Spanish bayonet. In general the entire canyon area has little soil. The climate of the plateau region above the canyon is severe, with extremes of both heat and cold. The canyon floor also becomes extremely hot in summer, but seldom experiences frost in the wintertime.

169. Griffith Observatory General Information The Observatory Satellite facility at the northeast end of Griffith Park and Griffith J. Griffith (1850 1919), who also donated Griffith Park and the http://www.griffithobs.org/Generalinfo.html

Address and Contact Numbers Staff Email News Service The Griffith Observatory, including the building, grounds, and parking lot, is closed to the public during renovation. The Observatory Satellite facility at the northeast end of Griffith Park and adjacent to the Los Angeles Zoo is open to the public. Click above to find what you're looking for at the Griffih Observatory website The Griffith Observatory has been a major Los Angeles landmark since 1935. It was visited by nearly two million people each year and ranked as one of the top tourist attractions of Southern California. It sits on the southern slope of Mount Hollywood where it commands a stunning view of the Los Angeles basin below. Tens of millions of people enjoyed the view from its balconies and terraces, especially at night. For safety reasons, the grounds (and some nearby hiking trails ) are closed to the public and the Observatory site is a fenced-off hard-hat construction area. There is no public access to the Observatory or its lawn. The trail from the Observatory parking lot up to Mt. Hollywood remains open during construction. The Observatory is owned, operated, and financed by the City of Los Angeles, Department of Recreation and Parks. It was a gift to the city by Col. Griffith J. Griffith (1850 - 1919), who also donated Griffith Park and the Greek Theatre. The Observatory is a non-profit educational institution whose purpose is to provide information on astronomy and related sciences to the public. It is not a research institution, although from time to time it carries out modest research projects. The

170. Tourism New Brunswick Official site with information about the province s attractions, points ofinterest, recreation and tourism sights, lodging with online booking, dining, http://www.tourismnewbrunswick.ca/

Welcome to the Official Tourism Web site for New Brunswick, Canada! Bienvenue au site touristique officiel du Nouveau-Brunswick, au Canada! Open the door to a world of Natural Wonders and discover the world’s highest tides in the Bay of Fundy. Play on our warm perfect-for-swimming saltwater beaches and enjoy our delicious seafood, any way you like it! Join us for a whirlwind of festivals and experience our diverse culture. The things to do are endless and all at good value. Plan your New Brunswick vacation today! Un monde de merveilles naturelles s’offre à vous! Les plus hautes marées du monde dans la baie de Fundy, des plages d’eau salée chaude parfaites pour vous baigner et vous amuser, des fruits de mer apprêtés comme vous les aimez, sans oublier la gamme infinie d’activités de toutes sortes. Plongez dans le tourbillon des festivals et faites l’expérience de notre diversité culturelle, vous vivrez des moments inoubliables à un prix tout à fait abordable. C’est le temps de planifier vos vacances au Nouveau-Brunswick! English Français

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