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Camping Around Lake Wallenpaupack Poconos

By: Brenda Hopkins | 2012-02-29 | camping
Lake Wallenpaupack located in the majestic mountains of Northeast Pennsylvania minutes from New York and New Jersey and boosts some of the most amazing camping around. Lake Wallenpaupack was created in 1926 by PPL, the Pennsylvania Power & Light Company, for hydroelectric purposes. It is located near Hawley, on the border of Pike and Wayne counties in northeastern Pennsylvania. read more

Weight Loss Camps Like Camp Pocono Trails Provide Top-Notch Facilities and Programs

By: Joe Busch | 2010-11-01 | Weight Loss
There are plenty of kids weight loss camps all over the country, and they all serve the same purpose – to help your child transition from being obese or overweight to becoming more active, self confident and healthier individuals. read more

Pocono Mountains Ski Areas

By: Jack Authors | 2011-01-03 | Travel & Leisure
The ski destinations located within the Pocono's are popular winter skiing and snowboarding destinations for both day and overnight trips. read more

Skiing The Poconos Planning Your Personalized Vacation Package

By: William Hauselberg | 2010-10-08 | Travel & Leisure
When it's time to plan your next ski vacation, you can't go wrong with the Pocono Mountains. Since 1946, folks from across the nation and across the globe have been flocking here to hit popular ski trails without the crowds. read more

Ski Resort in the Poconos, PA

By: Brenda Hopkins | 2012-02-22 | Skiing
It's that time of the year again when the cold weather and snow fill the Mountains of Pennsylvania. Time to get out and enjoy the crisp weather, but the big question is where is the best place to go? There are many things to consider when choosing a place to enjoy the winter in the area with many wonderful resorts offering their own private ski slopes. read more

Skiing the Poconos Planning Your Personalized Vacation Package

By: William Hauselberg | 2010-10-08 | Travel & Leisure
When it’s time to plan your next ski vacation, you can’t go wrong with the Pocono Mountains read more

Qualities of a Plumber at Camp Hill (PA)

By: melvillejackson | 2011-06-24 | Home improvement
We all know that works plumbing are inseparable parts of any building and thus the fittings and the fixtures should be maintained and repaired regularly. You should be very careful while hiring a plumber. He should work according to your needs and provide you with the best quality of services. His work is not limited to fixing the toilets and wash basins. They are capable of performing a wide range of tasks like removing blockages, fixing leaks and cracks, and also installing new fit... read more

Hiking The Tearbritches Trail

By: Shannon Rae Treasure | 2011-06-24 | Travel & Leisure
The Tearbritches Trail is a 3.4 mile hike which is actually part of an 87-mile trail system of the Cohutta Wilderness which stretches a total of 36,977 acres of land area. The Cohutta Wilderness consists of a network of 15 trails. It is a moderate to strenuous trail to hike as is makes a steep climb to Bald Mountain which has an elevation of 4,000 feet. read more

Save Some Vacation Days This Winter for a Ski Trip in the Poconos

By: William Hauselberg | 2010-09-18 | Travel & Leisure
If you enjoy skiing, what better place to go than the Poconos this winter! The Pocono Mountains in PA have some of the best skiing in the United States. read more

How to Prepare Your ATV For Trail Riding After Winter Part 2 of 4

By: Bryan Coats | 2010-04-03 | Automotive
Part 2 of a 4 part series on how to prepare your ATV to ride trails this spring. If your ATV sat outside uncovered all winter, your tires sustained more wear and tear than they would have if they had been stored inside or if they had been covered. read more

Rails-To-Trails - Mountain Biking the Hiawatha Trail

By: Gregory Rouse | 2010-03-27 | Recreation & Sports
The Hiawatha Rail-Trail has been called one of the most scenic stretches of railroad grade in the country. The Route of the Hiawatha is a scenic section of abandoned railroad grade from the Milwaukee Road that The Taft Tunnel Preservation Society and the U.S. Forest Service have turned into a world-class non-motorized trail. read more

Hiking The Springer Mountain Trail

By: Shannon Rae Treasure | 2011-05-07 | Exercise
The Springer Mountain is one of the loop hike trails that are rocky with less forest surrounding it due to the nature of its soil and the difficulty for this trail is rated moderate. This trail is on the Appalachian Trail which traces from the FS 42 to the Springer Mountain which takes a total of 4.5 miles to complete. read more

Watch Stargate Universe Season 2 Episode 6-Trail and Error

By: Ingkong sugakod | 2010-11-02 | TV
The purpose of the previously unknown "Ninth Cheveron" was announced, and ended under a team in an old ship "Destiny", a ship built millions of years by the elders of the seed galaxy far with Stargate . The team led by Dr. David Rush, Colonel Everett Young led to take on board the ship, not to change the mission plan will be caught, and new races, new technology and new enemy, the ship led to the flight at the other end of the world. Rush, Chloe young team on alert and ordered destroyed, the sci read more

A Break in the Poconos

By: VacationRentalPeople | 2010-11-24 | Arts & Entertainment
The Poconos is one of America's areas of great natural beauty, its towering mountains, rich with greenery and great sweeping lakes throwing a pastoral shade of blue in to nature's palette. read more

Hiking The Red Cockaded Woodpecker Trail

By: Shannon Rae Treasure | 2011-05-07 | Travel & Leisure
The trail is located in the Piedmont National Wildlife Forest which takes around 2.9 miles to hike. This loop trail is moderately rated with regard to the difficulty of its terrain. The loop trail is a refuge to red cockaded woodpeckers and is open to public access all year round during daytime. read more