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Hiking New Hampshire's White Mountain Trail

By: Jay Bryce | 2011-03-28 | Outdoors
Encompassing the White Mountain Trail and Kancamagus Scenic Byway in New Hampshire, the White Mountains are known for extraordinary fall foliage, royal snow-capped mountain peaks, intriguing rock form... 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

Hiking The Yellow Mountain Trail

By: Shannon Rae Treasure | 2011-07-04 | Hobbies
This light trail alone can only take a3.6-mile hike, however you may combine this with Mill Shoals Trail through an access point at the Cooper Creek Trail which makes it a 6-mile hike. read more

The Hiking Trail For The Sweetwater White

By: Shannon Rae Treasure | 2011-06-24 | Exercise
The whole length of this trail is 3 miles and this historic trail is also known as the Sweetwater Creek White Non-game Wildlife Trail. The area features nearby campgrounds and water fall cascades and rapids. read more

Hiking The Stone Mountain Loop Trail

By: Shannon Rae Treasure | 2011-05-12 | Exercise
The Mountain Loop Trails is an easy 5.5 mile trail which has a side trail feature at the Antebellum Plantation. This white blazed trail is also known as the Stone Mountain National Recreation Trail or the Cherokee Trail. The elevation on this trail reaches 1,100 feet which offers scenic views of the Stone Mountain and the Confederate Memorial. read more

Spring Hiking in the Smoky Mountains

By: Tom Canavino | 2010-07-12 | camping
The Appalachian Trail weaves back and forth across the border of North Carolina and Tennessee. I was backpacking somewhere near Clingman's Dome in the late spring when it started to snow. read more

Hiking The Stone Mountain Mountaintop Trail

By: Shannon Rae Treasure | 2011-05-14 | Outdoors
This historic trail takes 2.4 miles to complete and this mountain was called by the American Indians as the Lone Mountain while the settles call it Rock Fort Mountain. read more

The John’s Mountain Trial Hike

By: Shannon Rae Treasure | 2011-06-24 | Exercise
This trail offers one of the excellent views of the Ridge and Valley section of Northwest Georgia. It is also located in the Armuchee Region of the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest. read more

Idyllic Haven At La Traverse

By: Media Solutions Marketing | 2010-03-26 | Hotels
The term of bed and breakfast goes back a long way in history, in the UK after World War II. Local people opened their homes to guests to stay the night, and served breakfast to those overnight guests, thus the term ‘bed and breakfast'. The home-like atmosphere, and personal pampering gives that warm feeling compared to a hotel room, which sometimes can be impersonal, to add to this the hosts are always a good source for detailed local knowledge. read more

Hiking The Fort Mountain Loop

By: Shannon Rae Treasure | 2011-06-24 | Travel & Leisure
The loop trail takes 1.3 miles which circles the top of Fort Mountain where a panoramic view of the area marks the focal point of this magnificent habitat. The top of the mountain is where a fire tower is also situated aside from a great wall that runs more than 800 feet on it. The wall varies in height from approximately two to six feet high. read more

Hiking The Kennesaw Mountain Road

By: Shannon Rae Treasure | 2011-06-24 | Exercise
The trail is marked by a gigantic Georgia monument which was dedicated to the men who fought at The Battle of Kennesaw Mountain. There is another monument at the end of the road which was also built for Georgia’s generals. Along the trail the path elevated to 1000 feet and becomes steeper as you move to the last short distance to the top. read more

Hiking in North Vietnam’s limestone mountains

By: activetravelasia | 2011-01-28 | Adventure Tourism
Three days and two nights in Vietnam’s nature reserve, an experience with ethnic tribes on rice terraces amidst a limestone landscape. read more

Presidential Daughters: White House Weddings

By: Mary Rose | 2010-07-28 | Weddings
The wedding of Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky have been scheduled by July 31 in Rhinebeck. Chelsea Clinton, 29 year old, is the only child of the former president and current Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. After long time as being friends in Washington, D.C., and becoming close friends when both attending Stanford University, Chelsea Clinton and Mezvinsky- the son of former Rep. Ed Mezvinsky and former Rep. Marjorie Margolies decided to end their single life. Their love story and wedding plan are most concerned by people in the world, even stirred the White House. And Chelsea may need some advice from the former White House brides such as Jenna Bush, Caroline Kennedy, Lynda Johnson, Amy Carter, and so on for her most significant event. Below are the most typical and famous weddings of White House daughters over time, let's take an review via the following photos: read more

Best Hiking Mountains in Seoul

By: Korea Tourism | 2010-10-20 | Destinations
Each of the 37 mountains in Seoul has a unique beauty all its own. At 837 meters high, Mt. Bukhansan is the highest in Seoul, and attracts a large number of hikers from all over the nation. read more

Best Hiking Mountains In Seoul

By: Korea Tourism | 2010-10-21 | Outdoors
Each of the 37 mountains in Seoul has a unique beauty all its own. At 837 meters high, Mt. Bukhansan is the highest in Seoul, and attracts a large number of hikers from all over the nation. read more