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Texas Trail

By: John Parker | 2006-07-12 | Adventure Tourism
The Texas Heritage Trails Program started in 1968 as a way to promote heritage tourism in each region of the state. The program encompasses not only the trails but also the stories of families who lived and prospered there. read more

Advantages of Trail Running

By: Morgan F Turley | 2011-03-25 | Wellness
Trail running is a great alternative for those who have an interest in running but have little desire for spending their time on a treadmill or hitting the pavement (literally), and dodging traffic through busy city streets and sidewalks. There are a number of benefits to trail running, and one of the least obvious is the improvement youll see to your stride once you begin trail running... read more

Hiking the Larapinta Trail

By: Joanne McMahon | 2010-04-01 | Recreation & Sports
Hiking is a fantastic way to get fit. Hiking the Larapinta Trail is an amazing trail suitable for all levels of hikers. read more

Inca Trail Trek

By: Patrick Bushman | 2010-12-11 | Travel & Leisure
An Inca Trail Trek is a very popular activity for visitors to Peru. This trek is the best-known route for hikers in this country, and understandably so. Trekkers on this path will experience incredibly scenic mountain vistas, amazing Inca ruins, and a wonderful mix of beautiful forests with their abundant, unique flora and fauna. read more

Information on Trail Cameras

By: Kathryn Dawson | 2010-12-09 | Home security
This article provides all the information someone would need when deciding to buy a trail camera. If you would like to know more about the wildlife in your area or are keen to have an outdoor surveillance camera for another reason then a trail camera or wildlife camera may be just what you are looking for. read more

The Riesling Trail

By: Clinton Bernat | 2010-10-04 | Exotic locations
The Riesling Trail is known asAustralia's premier hiking and cycliig trail. This info written makes you experience the best of Clare Valley. read more

Hiking Vs Trail Racing

By: Steve H. | 2010-04-02 | Recreation & Sports
Backpacking & trail running aren't the same. One is concerned more with being outdoors & enjoying the journey, while the other is more geared for setting records. There's nothing wrong with either attitude, they're just different. Yet they should be put into perspective & accepted for what each one is. read more

King of Fruits Trail

By: Koh Tze Yin | 2010-03-30 | Food & Beverage
The durian trail I took was from Tanjung Bungah round about to Balik Pulau. Nets and raffia strings were hanging from the trees to keep durians from hitting the ground or they will crack and grow bad quicker than usual. read more

Top Historical Trail Drives

By: Laura Hartson | 2010-10-08 | Cars
If you are a lover of driving and love to include it in your holiday but want to really see some of history, then why not take one of the top ten historical trail drives in the USA? read more

Moab Mountain Biking Trails

By: Azlan Irda | 2010-04-02 | Destinations
Are you looking for some adventure then Moab is an area for you. The area of Moab is very popular area with mountain bike and outdoor enthusiasts. There are a vast number of trails around the area of Moab so whether you are looking for a weekend adventure or even a full adventure experience lasting a week you will not be disappointed. Next to the area of Moab is the national park that is known as Arches and this park has some spectacular views. When taking part in Moab mountain biking it is possible to pick up a map of the local area from the visitor information center. 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

Hiking The Disney Trail

By: Shannon Rae Treasure | 2011-07-05 | Travel & Leisure
Herald as the most difficult and steep trail in northwest Georgia, this short trail climbs up to Rocky Face which is a mountain west of Dalton Georgia. The area is also the site of the Battle of Rocky Face back in May 8-10, 1864. The name of this trail pays tribute to a Confederate Civil War soldier of the 4th Kentucky Infantry. read more

Forest Trail Academy Accreditations

By: fta | 2011-08-13 | K-12 Education
Forest Trail Academy, one of the most renowned college preparatory schools, is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI). read more

South Karnataka Trail

By: caper | 2011-02-21 | Travel & Leisure
Karnataka is among the well-known states of India where a large number of tourists came from across the globe to experience the scattered charm of nature and culture. South India Tour Package is the best way to visit several tourist destinations of this state. read more

Nature Trails in Christchurch

By: Lek Boonlert | 2011-07-20 | Travel Tips
Christchurch and the surrounding areas have a wide number of nature based activities whether on dry land or out at sea and visitors using hotels in Christchurch as a base can go off to see so many different species. It would be almost rude to visit New Zealand and not go to see the country's most loved bird and national symbol, the Kiwi. read more