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Want to climb 300-foot old-growth trees in Oregon? Here's how
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (209+ words) Statesman Journal Want to climb 300-foot old-growth trees in Oregon? Here's how In this reposted episode of the Explore Oregon Podcast, host Zach Urness talks with Leo Rosen-Fischer, an expert of recreational tree climbing in the Pacific Northwest and owner…...
This Quiet Illinois State Park Beside Starved Rock Hides Waterfalls and a Canyon You Wade Right Through
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (1816+ words) Everyone races to Starved Rock, but the smarter crowd slips down the road to a park where the trail dips into a canyon and the only way forward is to hop across stepping stones in ankle deep water. Waterfalls tumble…...
Manitou Incline closures and Pikes Peak fall hours: What to know this September
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (217+ words) COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — As September gets underway, multiple upcoming events will close down the Manitou Incline this month. The fall season also brings changes to Pikes Peak, America's Mountain, that people should be aware of. A Manitou Springs tourist…...
A Short Walk From the Lot in This Far-Western Massachusetts Park Reveals the State's Tallest Waterfall
1+ week, 21+ hour ago (1803+ words) Tucked into the far southwestern corner of Massachusetts sits a waterfall that most people who grew up in the state have never actually seen in person. It drops nearly 200 feet down dramatic rock formations, splitting into two forks near the…...
This Tiny Massachusetts State Park Packs a Marble Gorge and Short Streamside Trails Into a Former Quarry
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1678+ words) Tucked into the northern Berkshires sits a small park where white marble tells a story that started roughly 550 million years ago. A slender arch of stone, a rare marble dam, and a narrow crevasse carved by water make this spot…...
The Royal Nonesuch | Webster Kirkwood Times | timesnewspapers.com
3+ week, 3+ hour ago (1007+ words) For months, Rick Dunn and his son Sam spent their evenings in the garage adding cedar strips to what they hoped would become a canoe. The work came a few layers at a time, squeezed between baseball practice, work schedules…...
Canoeing trips coming up on the Brandywine River
3+ week, 2+ day ago (184+ words) Sponsored by Preston Automotive Group Sponsored by M&T Bank Newbies and experienced paddlers can canoe the Brandywine with DNREC. Completing a six mile journey in a matter of three or four hours, certified guides will take canoeists exploring, starting…...
This Rugged Missouri State Park Lets You Swim Through a Spring-Fed Rocky Gorge
3+ week, 6+ day ago (1633+ words) Deep in the heart of Missouri, there is a place where ancient granite squeezes a river into a maze of chutes, pools, and natural slides. The water runs crystal clear and ice cold, fed by springs that never seem to…...
Crowds at Mont Blanc: will hiking soon require reservations?
4+ week, 2+ day ago (524+ words) On particularly popular sections of Mont Blanc, hiking groups are now so close together that there is hardly any distance between them. At the same time, not all visitors show respect for nature. Local residents are complaining and consider the…...