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Daytona International Speedway is a NASCAR track in Daytona Beach, Florida.

Major Attractions
Daytona Beach is dominated by Motorsports and the Daytona International Speedway. The main artery that passes by the racetrack was even renamed from "Volusia Avenue" to "International Speedway Boulevard."

 * Daytona International Speedway, 1801 West International Speedway Blvd., 1-800-PIT-SHOP, . This NASCAR track is the home of the famous Daytona 500 race held annually in February, as well as other races throughout the year. A complete fan guide is downloadable.

 * Daytona 500 Experience, 1801 W. International Speedway Blvd. next to the Daytona Speedway, . Called the "Ultimate Motorsports Attraction," hands-on attractions and interactive diplays allow visitors to learn about the thrill of racing and learn about the history of the sport. There are ride simulators that give riders the experience of racing and riding in the Daytona 500 and an IMAX theater.

Other Attractions

 * Daytona Beach Kennel Club, 960 S. Willamson Blvd., Phone: (386) 252-6484. Offers live Greyhound racing along with simulcast Greyhound, Thoroughbred, Harness, and Jai-Alai wagering from premier tracks around the country. Poker Room features 7-Card Stud, Hold Em, 5-Card Stud. Also features Cabaret Deli and Pavilion Clubhouse Restaurant.

 * Daytona Lagoon, 601 Earl Street, (386) 254-5020. Daytona Lagoon Water Park and Family Entertainment Center offers hours of splash-filled fun and games for the entire company, youth group or party, offering miniature golf, go-karts, lazer tag, and more.

 * The Boardwalk

 * Main Street Pier

 * Air Florida Helicopter Rides

Events

 * Bike Week - Annual Motorcycle Rally, usually held around the first ten days of March, sponsored by the Daytona Beach-Halifax Area Chamber of Commerce. Traffic during this event tends to be horrible, particularly in the areas of Main Street and Beach Street. The Daytona 200 Motorcycle race is held at Daytona International Speedway during Bike Week as well.
 * Biketoberfest - Annual Motorcycle Rally, usually held the week immediately following Columbus Day in October, sponsored by The Daytona Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. Usually held on a smaller scale than the March Bike Week, however the event appears to draw more participants every year.
 * Datyona 500 Race
 * Turkey Run

Cinema

 * AMC Volusia Square 8 Theatres, 2455 West International Speedway Blvd., +1 386 258-1146.
 * Ocean Walk Movies 10, 250 North Atlantic Avenue, Ocean Walk Shoppes, +1 386 238-5252.

Cruises
The Halifax Harbor Marina is located on Beach Street, and is the departure point for several boat cruises along the Halifax River.

 * A Tiny Cruise Line, 401 S. Beach Street, Phone: (386)226-2343. Take a tour down the Halifax River discovering the history of the river and the sites on each shore. A lovely way to see some places not visible from the road.

 * The River Queen II,, Phone: (386) 254-7560. Paddle wheel boat cruise that launches from the Halifax Harbor Marina. Call for schedule.

Fishing
Fishing boat charters usually originate from nearby Ponce Inlet or New Smyrna Beach.
 * Volusia County Fishing and Hunting License Division, 250 N. Beach Street, PHONE: (386) 254-4610. Fishing licenses can be purchased at Volusia County tag and tax office or at area fish camps, Walmart, K-Mart, hardware and sporting goods stores. Florida residents do not need a fishing license to fish from the beach as long they are in no more than three feet of water. Anglers may purchase licenses on the phone by calling 1-888-FISH-FLORIDA.

Golf
There are many golf courses in Daytona Beach and the surrounding area.

 * Daytona Beach City Golf Course, 600 Wilder Blvd. Phone: (386) 258-3119. Two 18-hole courses, North and South.
 * Golf Club At Cypress Head, 6231 Palm Vista Street. Phone: 386 756-5449.
 * Indigo Lakes Golf Club, 312 Indigo Drive. Phone: 386 254-3607.
 * LPGA International Golf Course, 1030 Champions Drive. Phone: 386 274-5742.
 * Pelican Bay Country Club, 550 Sea Duck Drive. Phone: 386 322-7862.
 * Spruce Creek Country Club, 1900 Country Club Drive. Phone: 386 756-6116.

Tennis

 * City Island Tennis Complex, City Island Park - 115 East Orange Ave., Phone: (386) 257-0755. Features Six hard tennis courts. Please call to reserve.
 * USTA Florida, 1 Deuce Court, Phone: (386) 671-8900. Features 24 clay courts. Call for times and fees.

Venues

 * Ocean Center, 101 North Atlantic Avenue, Phone: (386) 254-4500. The largest (225,000 sq.ft.) event and convention arena in the Greater Daytona Beach area. Hosts the area's major conventions, trade shows, concerts, and indoor sports events. Located across the street from the Daytona Hilton and Ocean Walk resort hotels.

Major Attractions
Daytona Beach is dominated by Motorsports and the Daytona International Speedway. The main artery that passes by the racetrack was even renamed from "Volusia Avenue" to "International Speedway Boulevard."

 * Daytona International Speedway, 1801 West International Speedway Blvd., 1-800-PIT-SHOP, . This NASCAR superspeedway tri-oval race track has a seating capacity of 168,000 spectators. It hosts motor vehicle races of various kinds, including stock cars, sports cars, modified pickup trucks, motorcycles (on and off road), and go-karts. The facility also includes a road course and an infield, including Lake Lloyd, which has hosted powerboat racing. The track is also used for an annual spring car show and swap meet, and a Thanksgiving street rod meet, some of the largest of their kind, and various races around the track, as there have been three different layouts. A complete fan guide is downloadable.
 * Daytona Speedweeks - The group of races held at Daytona International Speedway the first two weeks of February are considered part of Daytona Speedweeks.
 * Rolex 24 Hour Race (24 Hours of Daytona) - An annual endurance race for sports cars, sanctioned by the Grand American Sports Car organization. The race is held on the road course track configuration. The race is usually held late in January or the first weekend of February as the first race of Daytona Speedweeks. The race date is adjusted year-to-year, to not conflict with the date of the NFL Superbowl.
 * Daytona ARCA 200 - 200 mile stock car race, sponsored by the Automobile Racing Club of America. Usually held on the second weekend of Daytona Speedweeks, and a week before the Daytona 500 race.
 * Budweiser Shootout - A NASCAR preseason 75 lap race, held the weekend before the Daytona 500 race. The race offers no points to the drivers, but a large purse is offered for the winner. Usually a narrow selection of drivers is invited to compete in the Bud Shootout.
 * Gatorade Duel 125s - Twin qualifying races, usually held on Thursday before the Daytona 500 Race. Half the qualifying cars compete in each 125 race to determine field position in the big race.
 * Chevy Silverado 250 - The first race of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is held Friday night prior to the Daytona 500.
 * Camping World 300 - The first race of the NASCAR Nationwide Series (formerly the Busch Series) is held Saturday afternoon or night, before the Daytona 500.
 * Daytona 500 Race - Nicknamed The Great American Race, this is usually the final race of Daytona Speedweeks and is the first points race of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series; Usually held on the Sunday prior to Presidents Day every year. Presidents Day is the automatic rain date.

 * Other Events:
 * Daytona 200 - A series of motorcycle races (AMA Superbike and AMA Formula Xtreme), sanctioned by the the American Motorcyclist Association. Race dates usually coincide with Daytona Beach Bike Week.
 * Brumos Porsche 250 (formerly the Paul Revere 250) - A 250 mile sports car race, sanctioned by the Grand American Sports Car series. The date of running this race has varied in the past, but it is usually held late at night, close to the date of the NASCAR Coke Zero 400 race.
 * Winn-Dixie 250 - A NASCAR Nationwide Series (formerly the Busch Series) race, usually held the Friday night before the Coke Zero 400 race.
 * Coke Zero 400 (formerly the Pepsi 400 and the Firecracker 400) - NASCAR Sprint Cup race held the first Saturday night of July, and close to the American July 4th holiday.
 * Fall Cycle Scene - A series of Motorcycle races, sponsored by the Championship Cup Series, the American Sportbike Racing Association, and the Suntrust MOTO-ST series. Dates coincide with the Daytona Beach Biketoberfest event.
 * Turkey Run - A classic car show, usually held over a period of four days during Thanksgiving weekend.
 * Daytona Kart Week -
 * Indy Racing League

 * Daytona 500 Experience, 1801 W. International Speedway Blvd. next to the Daytona Speedway, . Called the "Ultimate Motorsports Attraction," hands-on attractions and interactive diplays allow visitors to learn about the thrill of racing and learn about the history of the sport. There are ride simulators that give riders the experience of racing and riding in the Daytona 500 and an IMAX theater.

Other Attractions

 * Daytona Beach Kennel Club, 960 S. Willamson Blvd., Phone: (386) 252-6484. Offers live Greyhound racing along with simulcast Greyhound, Thoroughbred, Harness, and Jai-Alai wagering from premier tracks around the country. Poker Room features 7-Card Stud, Hold Em, 5-Card Stud. Also features Cabaret Deli and Pavilion Clubhouse Restaurant.

 * Daytona Lagoon, 601 Earl Street, (386) 254-5020. Daytona Lagoon Water Park and Family Entertainment Center offers hours of splash-filled fun and games for the entire company, youth group or party, offering miniature golf, go-karts, lazer tag, and more.

 * The Boardwalk

 * Main Street Pier

 * Air Florida Helicopter Rides

Events

 * Bike Week - Annual Motorcycle Rally, usually held around the first ten days of March, sponsored by the Daytona Beach-Halifax Area Chamber of Commerce. Traffic during this event tends to be horrible, particularly in the areas of Main Street and Beach Street. The Daytona 200 Motorcycle race is held at Daytona International Speedway during Bike Week as well.
 * Biketoberfest - Annual Motorcycle Rally, usually held the week immediately following Columbus Day in October, sponsored by The Daytona Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. Usually held on a smaller scale than the March Bike Week, however the event appears to draw more participants every year.

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Other destinations

 * [Protected_Areas_of_Florida] (Reference Point)

Attractions

 * Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral

Theme Parks

 * Busch Gardens in Tampa
 * Cypress Gardens in Winter Haven
 * Discovery Cove, Islands of Adventure, Sea World, Universal Studios, and Wet and Wild in Orlando.
 * Silver Springs and Wild Waters in Ocala.
 * Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista

National Forests

 * Apalachicola National Forest
 * Choctawhatchee National Forest
 * Ocala National Forest
 * Osceola National Forest

National Memorials and Monuments

 * Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
 * De Soto National Memorial
 * Fort Matanzas National Monument
 * Fort Caroline National Memorial

National Parks

 * Biscayne National Park
 * Dry Tortugas National Park
 * Everglades National Park

National Preserves

 * Anclote National Wildlife Reserve
 * Big Cypress National Preserve
 * Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve

National Seashores

 * Canaveral National Seashore
 * Gulf Islands National Seashore

National Wildlife Refuges

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 * Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge
 * Caloosahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
 * Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge
 * Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge
 * Chassahowitzka River
 * Crocodile Lake National Wildlife Refuge
 * Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge
 * Egmont Key State Park
 * Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge
 * Great Florida Birding Trail
 * Great White Heron National Wildlife Refuge
 * Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge
 * Island Bay National Wildlife Refuge
 * J. N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge
 * Key West National Wildlife Refuge
 * Lake Wales Ridge National Wildlife Refuge
 * Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge
 * Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge
 * Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
 * Matlacha Pass National Wildlife Refuge
 * Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge
 * National Key Deer Refuge
 * Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge
 * Passage Key National Wildlife Refuge
 * Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge
 * Pine Island National Wildlife Refuge
 * Pinellas National Wildlife Refuge
 * St. Johns National Wildlife Refuge
 * St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge
 * St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge

Florida State Parks

 * [List_of_Florida_state_parks] WAY TOO MANY to list. Need a way to list these somehow....

Florida Lighthouses
Visiting and photographing Florida lighthouses are celebrated hobbies and popular travel destinations, as the buildings are maintained as tourist attractions. National Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend is celebrated in the US on the first weekend of August, and International Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend is celebrated on the third weekend. Many lighthouses are open to the public and amateur radio operators often communicate between them on these days.

Current Florida lighthouses:
 * Alligator Reef Light (SF)
 * Amelia Island Light (NF)
 * American Shoal Light (SF)
 * Anclote Keys Light (CF)
 * Cape Canaveral Light (CF)
 * Cape Florida Light (SF)
 * Cape San Blas Light (FP)
 * Cape St. George Light (FP)
 * Carysfort Reef Light (SF)
 * Crooked River Light (FP)
 * Dry Tortugas Light (SF)
 * Egmont Key Light (CF)
 * Fowey Rocks Light (SF)
 * Gasparilla Island Lights (SF)
 * Hillsboro Inlet Light (SF)
 * Jupiter Inlet Light (SF)
 * Key West Light (SF)
 * Pensacola Light (FP)
 * Ponce de Leon Inlet Light (CF)
 * Sand Key Light (SF)
 * Sanibel Island Light (NF)
 * Sombrero Key Light (SF)
 * St. Augustine Light (NF)
 * St. Johns River Light (NF)
 * St. Marks Light (FP)

Itineraries

 * Great Florida Birding Trail
 * Florida State Road A1A

Auto-racing tracks

 * Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach
 * Homestead-Miami Speedway in Homestead
 * Sebring International Raceway in Sebring
 * Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg
 * Walt Disney World Speedway

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The Great Florida Birding Trail is a collection of 489 birdwatching sites, spanning about 2,000 miles in the State of Florida.

Understand
The Great Florida Birding Trail is a program of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, with support from the Florida Department of Transportation and the Wildlife Foundation of Florida. The goal of the Trail is to promote birdwatching and bird education in Florida's natural parks and preserves.

The Trail is divided into four main sections: East Florida, Florida Panhandle, West Florida, and South Florida.

East Florida Section
The East Florida Section of the Birding Trail opened in November 2000 and consists of 135 sites in 18 counties.

A free state guide to the East Florida Section is downloadable in PDF format here (36 pages, 3.7 MB). An update to the guide is available here.

Nassau County

 * Ft. Clinch State Park, Fernandina Beach, 904-277-7274
 * The Nature Center at Amelia Island Plantation, Amelia Island 	904-321-5082
 * Amelia Island State Park, Jacksonville 	904-251-2320

Duval County

 * Big Talbot Island State Park 	Duval 	Jacksonville 	904-251-2320
 * Little Talbot Island State Park 	Duval 	Jacksonville 	904-251-2320
 * E. Dale Joyner Nature Preserve at Pelotes Island 	Duval 	Jacksonville 	904-665-8856
 * Cedar Point 	Duval 	Jacksonville 	904-641-7155
 * Kingsley Plantation 	Duval 	Jacksonville 	904-641-7155
 * Ft. George Island Cultural State Park 	Duval 	Jacksonville 	904-251-2320
 * Huguenot Memorial Park 	Duval 	Jacksonville 	904-251-3335
 * Ft. Caroline National Memorial and Theodore Roosevelt Area 	Duval 	Jacksonville 	904-641-7115
 * Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park 	Duval 	Jacksonville 	904-249-4700

 * Ralph Simmons State Forest 	Nassau 	Tallahassee 	904-693-5055

Clay County

 * Jennings State Forest 	Clay 	Middleburg 	904-291-5530
 * Gold Head Branch State Park 	Clay 	Keystone Heights 	352-473-4701

St. Johns County

 * Guana River Wildlife Management Area 	St. Johns 	St. Augustine 	352-732-1225
 * Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve 	St. Johns 	Ponte Vedra Beach 	904-823-4500
 * St. Augustine Alligator Farm 	St. Johns 	St. Augustine 	904-824-3337
 * Anastasia State Park 	St. Johns 	St. Augustine Beach 	904-461-2033
 * Ft. Matanzas National Monument 	St. Johns 	St. Augustine 	904-471-0116
 * Faver-Dykes State Park 	St. Johns 	St. Augustine Beach 	904-794-0997

Flagler County

 * Princess Place Preserve 	Flagler 	Bunnell 	386-437-7490
 * Washington Oaks Gardens State Park 	Flagler 	Palm Coast 	386-446-6780

Putnam County

 * Ravine Gardens State Park 	Putnam 	Palatka 	386-329-3721
 * Caravelle Ranch Wildlife Management Area 	Putnam 	Palatka 	386-329-2517
 * Welaka State Forest 	Putnam 	Welatka 	386-467-2388
 * Welaka National Fish Hatchery & Aquarium 	Putnam 	Welatka 	904-467-2374

Marion County

 * Ocala National Forest: Salt Springs 	Marion 	Silver Springs 	352-685-3070
 * Sportsman's Cove 	Marion 	McIntosh 	352-591-1435
 * Silver River State Park 	Marion 	Ocala 	352-236-7148
 * Ocklawaha Prairie Restoration Area 	Marion 	Palatka 	386-329-4404
 * Haw Creek Preserve at Russell Landing 	Flagler 	Bunnell 	386-437-7490

Volusia County

 * Bulow Creek State Park 	Volusia 	Ormond Beach 	386-676-4050
 * North Peninsula State Park 	Flagler 	Flagler Beach 	386-517-2086
 * Tomoka State Park 	Volusia 	Ormond Beach 	386-676-4050
 * Ocala National Forest: Alexander Springs 	Lake 	Umatilla 	352-669-3153
 * Sunnyhill Restoration Area 	Marion 	Palatka 	386-329-4404
 * Emeralda Marsh Conservation Area 	Lake 	Palatka 	386-329-4404
 * Emeralda Marsh Conservation Area 	Lake 	Palatka 	386-329-4404
 * Hidden Waters Preserve 	Lake 	Tavares 	352-343-3777
 * Lake George State Forest 	Volusia 	Daytona Beach 	386-985-7822
 * DeLeon Springs State Park Area 	Volusia 	DeLeon Springs 	386-985-4212
 * Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge 	Volusia 	DeLeon Springs 	386-985-4673
 * Hontoon Island State Park 	Volusia 	Orange City 	386-736-5309
 * Blue Spring State Park 	Volusia 	Orange City 	386-775-3663
 * Lyonia Preserve 	Volusia 	Deland 	386-740-5261
 * Lake Ashby Park 	Volusia 	Deland 	386-428-4589
 * Smyrna Dunes Park 	Volusia 	Deland 	386-424-2935

Lake County
Park closes annually from November 15 - February 1. Orange 	Christmas 	407-568-1706 87. 	Rotary Park at Merritt Island 	Brevard 	Viera 	321-455-1385 88. 	Lori Wilson Park 	Brevard 	Viera 	321-633-1874 89. 	Tenoroc Fish Management Area 90. 	Saddle Creek Park 	Polk 	Lakeland 	863-534-4340 91. 	Lake Hollingsworth 	Polk 	Lakeland 	863-834-6040 92. 	Peace River Park 	Polk 	Bartow 	863-534-4340 93. 	Lake Region Audubon's Street Nature Center 	Polk 	Winter Haven 	863-324-7304 94. 	Eagle Ridge Mall Removed from the Birding Trail 	Polk 	Lake Wales 	863-676-2300 95. 	Lake Kissimmee State Park 	Polk 	Lake Wales 	863-696-1112 96. 	Historic Bok Sanctuary 	Polk 	Lake Wales 	863-676-1408 97. 	Lake Wailes 	Polk 	Lake Wales 	863-678-4182 98. 	Ridge Audubon Nature Center 	Polk 	Babson Park 	863-638-1355 99. 	Lake Wales Ridge State Forest: Walk-in-the-Water Tract 	Polk 	Frostproof 	863-635-7801 100. 	Lake Wales Ridge State Forest: Arbuckle Tract 	Polk 	Frostproof 	863-635-7801 101. 	Forever Florida 	Osceola 	St. Cloud 	888-957-9794 102. 	Joe Overstreet Landing 	Osceola 	St. Cloud 103. 	Three Lakes Wildlife Management Area 	Osceola 	Kenansville 	352-732-1225 800-250-4200
 * Rock Springs Run State Reserve 	Lake 	Apopka 	407-884-2008
 * Seminole State Forest 	Lake 	Leesburg 	352-360-6677
 * Lower Wekiva River Preserve State Park 	Lake/Seminole 	Apopka 	407-884-2008
 * Wekiwa Springs State Park 	Orange 	Apopka 	407-884-2008
 * Lake Jesup Wilderness Area 	Seminole 	Sanford 	407-349-3048
 * Audubon Center for Birds of Prey 	Orange 	Maitland 	407-644-0190
 * Mead Gardens 	Orange 	Winter Park 	407-599-3334
 * Lake Proctor Wilderness Area 	Seminole 	Sanford 	407-665-7352
 * Geneva Wilderness Area 	Seminole 	Sanford 	407-665-7352
 * Little Big Econ State Forest: Demetree and Kilbee Tracts 	Seminole 	Geneva 	407-971-3500
 * Little Big Econ State Forest: Demetree and Kilbee Tracts 	Seminole 	Geneva 	407-971-3500
 * Orlando Wetlands Park
 * Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area 	Orange 	Christmas 	407-568-5893
 * Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge
 * Gateway 	Brevard 	Titusville 	321-861-0667
 * Canaveral National Seashore (North Entrance) 	Brevard 	Titusville 	386-428-3384
 * River Breeze Park 	Volusia 	Titusville 	386-345-5525
 * Scottsmoor Landing 	Volusia 	Deland 	321-264-5105
 * Buck Lake Conservation Area: East and West Entrances 	Brevard/Volusia 	Mims 	386-329-4404
 * Buck Lake Conservation Area: East and West Entrances 	Brevard/Volusia 	Mims 	386-329-4404
 * Seminole Ranch Conservation Area 	Brevard/Volusia /Orange 	Mims 	386-329-4404
 * Parrish Park Titusville 	Brevard 	Palatka 	321-264-5105
 * Canaveral National Seashore (South Entrance) 	Brevard 	Titusville 	321-867-4077
 * Hatbill Park 	Brevard 	Viera 	321-264-5105
 * Lake Louisa State Park 	Lake 	Clermont 	352-394-3969
 * Tibet-Butler Preserve 	Orange 	Orlando 	407-876-6696
 * Gatorland 	Orange 	Orlando 	407-855-5496
 * The Nature Conservancy's Disney Wilderness Preserve 	Osceola 	Kissimmee 	407-935-0002
 * Moss Park 	Orange 	Orlando 	407-273-2327
 * Split Oak Mitigation Park 	Orange 	Orlando
 * Lake Lizzie Nature Preserve 	Osceola 	Kissimmee 	407-892-2397
 * Fox Lake Park 	Brevard 	Viera 	321-264-5105
 * Blue Heron Wetlands Treatment Facility 	Brevard 	Titusville 	321-383-5642
 * Kennedy Point Park 	Brevard 	Viera 	321-264-5105
 * Pine Island Conservation Area 	Brevard 	Courtenay 	321-255-4466
 * James G. Bourbeau Park 	Brevard 	Viera 	321-633-1874
 * Kelly Park 	Brevard 	Viera 	321-455-1380
 * Port's End Park 	Brevard 	Cape Canaveral 	321-783-7831
 * Jetty Maritime Park 	Brevard 	Cape Canaveral 	321-783-7111
 * Gateway 	Polk 	Lakeland 	863-499-2421
 * Brevard Zoo 	Brevard 	Melbourne 	321-254-9453 x 19
 * Rotary Park at Suntree 	Brevard 	Viera 	321-255-4400
 * Wickham Park 	Brevard 	Viera 	321-255-4400
 * Lake Washington Park - North Entrance 	Brevard 	Viera 	321-255-4400
 * Erna Nixon Park 	Brevard 	Viera 	321-255-4400
 * Turkey Creek Sanctuary 	Brevard 	Palm Bay 	321-676-6690
 * Malabar Scrub Sanctuary 	Brevard 	Melbourne 	321-255-4466
 * Coconut Point Park 	Brevard 	Melbourne 	321-255-4400
 * Honest John's Fish Camp 	Brevard 	Melbourne Beach 	321-727-2923
 * T.M. Goodwin Waterfowl Management Area 	Indian River 	Fellsmere 	321-726-2862
 * St. Sebastian River Preserve State Park 	Indian River / Brevard 	Fellsmere 	321-953-5004
 * St. Sebastian River Preserve State Park 	Indian River / Brevard 	Fellsmere 	321-953-5004
 * Sebastian Inlet State Park 	Indian River 	Melbourne Beach 	321-984-4852
 * Environmental Learning Center 	Indian River 	Vero Beach 	772-589-5050
 * Blue Cypress Conservation Area 	Indian River 	Palatka 	386-329-4404
 * Indian River County Wetlands Treatment Facility 	Indian River 	Vero Beach 	772-770-5045
 * Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area 	Indian River 	Vero Beach 	772-778-7200
 * Highlands Hammock State Park 	Highlands 	Sebring 	863-386-6094
 * Istokpoga Park 	Highlands 	Sebring 	863-386-6812
 * Hickory Hammock Wildlife Management Area 	Highlands 	Sebring 	863-462-5096
 * Lake June-in-Winter Scrub State Park 	Highlands 	Sebring 	863-386-6094
 * Prairie Bird Loops 	Okeechobee 	Okeechobee
 * Prairie Bird Loops 	Okeechobee 	Okeechobee
 * Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park 	Okeechobee 	Okeechobee 	863-462-5360
 * Lock 7: Jaycee Park 	Okeechobee 	Okeechobee 	800-871-4403
 * Okee-Tantie 	Okeechobee 	Okeechobee 	800-871-4403
 * Indrio Savannahs 	St. Lucie 	Fort Pierce 	772-462-2525
 * Fort Pierce Inlet State Park 	St. Lucie 	Fort Pierce 	772-468-3985
 * Bear Point Sanctuary 	St. Lucie 	Fort Pierce 	772-462-1685
 * Pinelands 	St. Lucie 	Fort Pierce 	772-462-2525
 * Savannas Preserve State Park 	St. Lucie 	Jensen Beach 	772-398-2779

Florida Panhandle Section
A free state guide to the Florida Panhandle Section is downloadable in PDF format here (28 pages, 1.3 MB). An update to the guide is available here.

West Florida Section
A free state guide to the West Florida Section is downloadable in PDF format here (32 pages, 3.0 MB). An update to the guide is available here.

South Florida Section
A free state guide to the South Florida Section is downloadable in PDF format here (40 pages, 4.4 MB). An update to the guide is available here.


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 * wikipedia:yi:באַניצער:Gangleri
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 * wikipedia:bugzilla:04479 (04479 )
 * wikipedia:bugzilla:04285 (04285 )

 * test:User:Gangleri

 * Reinhardt (InterWiki), Munich, Germany

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User:(WT-en) Gardai123

21 year old student from Norway.

Countries visited:

 * 1) Sweden
 * 2) Denmark
 * 3) Germany
 * 4) England
 * 5) Poland
 * 6) Latvia
 * 7) Estonia
 * 8) Greece
 * 9) Turkey
 * 10) Israel

Upcoming trips:

 * 1) Hungary in march or april
 * 2) Lebanon hopefully autumn 2011
 * 3) Morocco not sure yet

--(WT-en) Gardai123 06:24, 9 January 2011 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Gardn

--

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User:(WT-en) Gardner

de/coder

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User:(WT-en) Garyswan94

Hi I'm Gary.I live in ireland so I'd like to improve pages on ireland.Also on places I've been to.Recently I made an article about lake Garda in Northern Italy for Wikivoyage.

title: User:(WT-en) Garyswan94


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User:(WT-en) Garzo

Contributions

 * Expanded article on Syria.

title: User:(WT-en) Garzo


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User:(WT-en) GatorFeet

Hello I'am GatorFeet.

I just try and help out as i can creating new outlines and adding on to existing articles.

title: User:(WT-en) GatorFeet


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User:(WT-en) Gatwal7

17 Bed En-suite Hotel Conferance Facilities Restaurant Sports Bar Cocktail Bar
 * Thomas James Hotel 45-47 Bath Street, Leamington Spa, CV31 3AG, TEL: 01926 312568

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User:(WT-en) Gaurav

Hello!

I haven't been much of a traveller until recently; now I've done gone got the bug strong. Not good for my bank balance, but whatever, you only live once, right? I currently live in Singapore, was born in Bombay, India, and have lived in Kolkata, India and Melbourne, Australia. I have travelled through a lot of India, parts of Queensland, Australia, Victoria, Australia, South Island, New Zealand, and most recently to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and the Genting Highlands, Malaysia.

I'm planning on going to Bali, Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia and Bangkok, Thailand in the next year, if money/time/family will allow.

 * My wikipedia page
 * My website

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User:(WT-en) Gauravgupta

Foodie + Techie from New Delhi, India. Know more about me on www.gauravgupta.in

title: User:(WT-en) Gauravgupta


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User:(WT-en) Gaurav.motalala

SEO/SMO TL in hellovisit.com

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User:(WT-en) Gaza

I was born in Gaza, but now live in the US. I still have family in Gaza who try to stay non-political. I feel the same way and just want everyone to stop emphasizing the bad parts and work towards a better future in spite of hardships. I do not support Israel, Hamas, Fatah, or any of the opportunists. I support the people, whether they have lived in an area for 500 years or 500 seconds.

I edit the Gaza guide because I think it is a great place despite the conflicts. I wish all sides would stop fighting over silliness and just accept each other. I also wish the media would stop exaggerating the conflict for profit. There are millions of people starving and dying all over the world that are never heard from.

 * Be non-political. Support travel!

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User:(WT-en) Gbande

I live near London, work for quiriuca.com and enjoy travelling.

title: User:(WT-en) Gbande


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User:(WT-en) Gbrandt

Hi,

I'm Gerhard Brandt, a particle physicist in Hamburg, Germany. From time to time (not often enough) I can have a glimpses at parts of the world and try to contribute what I saw there to WikiTravel.

If you think my observations are POV, do not hestitate to contact me about it, we will find a compromise.

Cheers,

Gerhard

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text: User:(WT-en) Gcleveland

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User:(WT-en) Geckobar

'''Gecko Bar II. Vejvodova 6 Prague 1''' Gecko Bar is a stylish restaurant and coctail bar in the heart of the Old Town in Prague. The atmosphere is chilled-out, with cool, background music to get you in the party spirit. The cuisine is very good and cheap. Good range of cocktails, beers and wines.Mexican cuisine, Steaks from Argentinean beef  150g- 1000g. Facebook GECKO BAR
 *  *

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User:(WT-en) GecoTravel

As one of the leading organizations for sustainable tourism, we strive to make the travel experience as eco-friendly and affordable as possible without losing any of the exciting elements that Costa Rica has to offer. From whitewater rafting to canopy ziplining, we offer every adventure under the sun. When it's time to relax, Costa Rica has plenty to offer from world-class beaches to a lively nightlife. You will never have a dull moment when you Travel Pure with Geco Travel.

For a more in-depth look into our affordable packages and carbon neutral travel, please refer to our website. Visit www.gecotravel.com to embark on the adventure of your life.

Follow us on Twitter @gecotravel

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User:(WT-en) Gegefdt606

china

http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Belgium

title: User:(WT-en) Gegefdt606


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User:(WT-en) Geltoob

I have lived in Brevard County since 1978 and know a lot about the area. I will add many contributions for this area when I have free time.

title: User:(WT-en) Geltoob


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User:(WT-en) Genevoiz07

I am an amateur traveler with professional aims.

I speak English and French

Hoping to learn German and Hebrew

Countries I've visited:

England, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Austria, Germany, Hungary, Czech Republic, Sweden, Denmark, Slovenia, Israel, Mexico, Canada, Jamaica.

Places I'm sure to return to over and over again:

Portugal, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, Israel.

Trips I plan on taking in the future (looking for tips):

Nepal, India, China, Thailand, New Zealand, South Africa, Chile, Argentina, Ecuador, Brazil

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User:(WT-en) Geniobarrios

Hi! Mi name is Ángel. I live in Guatemala, Puerto Barrios.

I'm 16 years old and I love to read, so that's the reason why I like that much this web site.

title: User:(WT-en) Geniobarrios


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User:(WT-en) Genium

Hello,

French Wikipedia
I usually contribute on French Wikipedia, under the user name Genium...

title: User:(WT-en) Genium


text: User:(WT-en) Genppy

title: User:(WT-en) Genppy


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User:(WT-en) Gentlebz

hello, im from China, very interested in travelling, may contribute something here and tell the world the beauty of China.

title: User:(WT-en) Gentlebz


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User:(WT-en) Gentoo/Test/Test page1190972831

Test Page
This is a test page created by WWW::Mediawiki::Client, the Perl client library for Mediawiki servers.

Should this page appear on a real live Mediawiki installation it is usually safe to delete.

For more info on WWW::Mediawiki::Client see. The Client library is available for download at CPAN.

Local change test
Testing the ability to detect local changes.

Server change test
Testing the ability to detect server changes. 2 3 5


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User:(WT-en) Geocachernemesis

Me at Wikipedia

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User:(WT-en) Geofones

Geoff Jones (mailto:wiki@geoffjones.com)

I live in central Cambridge UK and also have an apartment in Les Gets, France. Original from Creswell in the UK East Midlands.

My home page on the internet is at

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User:(WT-en) Geographywizard

email me at flts_gci@yahoo.com

title: User:(WT-en) Geographywizard


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User:(WT-en) George cowie

Here is my page on Wikipedia.

title: User:(WT-en) George cowie


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User:(WT-en) GeorgeWashingtonInn

http://www.georgewashingtoninn.com

Proprietors of a new Bed & Breakfast located on the Strait of Juan de Fuca (Olympic Peninsula) in Washington, USA.

title: User:(WT-en) GeorgeWashingtonInn


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User:(WT-en) Georg Muntingh

My name is Georg Muntingh. See my page on Wikipedia for more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Georg_Muntingh.

title: User:(WT-en) Georg Muntingh


text: User:(WT-en) Gerald Farinas

title: User:(WT-en) Gerald Farinas


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User:(WT-en) Get13th

You may have to refresh your browser window in order to view the most recent changes to an article.

All contributions to Wikivoyage must be licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0. By clicking "Save" below, you acknowledge that you agree to the site license as well as the following:

If you do not want your work to be re-used on other web sites and modified by other users please do not submit! All contributions must be your own original work or work that is explicitly licensed under a CC-BY-SA compatible license. Text and/or images published on another web site or in a book are copyrighted and should not be submitted here! Wikivoyage has strong guidelines on links to external web sites. Links to booking engines, hotel and restaurant aggregator sites, or other third-party sites will be deleted.

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User:(WT-en) GetHiroshima

My name is Paul and I've made Hiroshima my home since 1996. I have been running online community magazine GetHiroshima since 2000 together with my partner.

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User:(WT-en) Gexplorer

I live in the Basque Country (Spain) but during 2006 I've been 5 months as Erasmus in Oulu (Finland) and visiting some countries around. After coming back and graduate in "Ingeniería Informática" (Software Engineering).

Recently Visited

 * Porto
 * Oulu
 * Stockholm
 * Tallinn
 * Helsinki
 * Kemi
 * Rovaniemi
 * Tornio
 * Happaranda
 * Suwon

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text: User:(WT-en) Gezgin

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User:(WT-en) Ggeliterasuna

Gold's Gym Elite Rasuna is the utmost lavish wellness club in Indonesia

Located in Rasuna Epicentrum Kuningan Jakarta 12960

For Further Details Please Contact our staff

Telp. 021.526.3150

Fax. 021.526.3250

Mobile 0856.7535.766 (Haryo)

ggeliterasuna@bsu.co.id

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User:(WT-en) Ghadventures

GHA( Great Himalayan Adventures a Adventure Travel Comapny Based in Rishikesh( The Rafting Capital of India ) provide  River rafting Day trips and  eXpedtions. River Side Beach Camping In Marine Drive . Trekking In Himalayas . Rafting :- Rafting from Shivpuri( 16 km stretch) Day trip rafting Starts from Shivpuri . ITs about 3-4 hrs Rafting and you will experience will some of Major Rapids like Golf course, Roller Coaster.

Rafting from Marine Drive( 24 km ) 5-6 hrs Rafting Stretch Rafting from Kaudiyala(36 km) Full Day Rafting Stretch with Lunch in Marine drive Beach River Expedetions : 1) Alaknanda River Expedtions. Alknanda river Expedtion is 6 days rafting with camping on all 5 days on beach of river.

2) Expedition on River Ganges( 6 Day expedtions)

Contact: Mr. Rakesh kaintura Mob:- +91 9897355407

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User:(WT-en) Ghini

Personal Info
Not too much to say for the moment..... but here is my personal web meanwhile... http://www.borjalazaroherrero.com

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User:(WT-en) Ghta

GIVE A HEART TO AFRICA

VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION IN MOSHI, KILIMANJARO REGION, TANZANIA

Give a Heart To Africa (GHTA) is a volunteer organization and an NGO registered with the governments of Canada and Tanzania. Its aim is to empower primarily adult women via education and assisting them with starting up their own business.

GHTA offers a 6 month free course in English, Business and Computers to adults most of whom have only Elementary School education. Upon graduation, GHTA assists 3 to 5 of its students to start their own business.

GHTA relies solely on volunteers and 100% of the volunteer fee goes to support its school, students and their businesses.

Volunteers are welcome to stay for any length of time but three or more weeks are recommended.

Volunteers teach one of the three GHTA's subjects but no prior knowledge and/or experience is required as GHTA has developed lessons plans.

Every Friday, volunteers participate in Home Visits. They visit two students in their home, meet their family and ask questions. It makes for a wonderful cultural exchange between students and volunteers.

Give a Heart To Africa is a very hands on organization truly appreciative of its volunteers, students and the support it receives from the citizens of Moshi.

If you would like to volunteer in Tanzania, contact GHTA at info@giveahearttoafrica.org visit their website at www.giveahearttoafrica.org and their volunteer blog www.giveahearttoafrica.blogspot.com

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User:(WT-en) GIA

Grenada Info & Activities offers flexible, personalized vacation packages for individuals and groups to exciting parts of Grenada, Petit Martinique and Carriacou, including a full range of accommodations, recreational activities and sightseeing pleasures. Our specialty is the complete vacation experience. By combining hotel accommodations with car rentals, hotel transfers, activities and more on one reservation, we can provide you with convenience and peace of mind throughout your vacation experience. When you book your complete vacation with us,. You save and receive discounts on select items and multiple bookings. Purchasing real estate in Grenada? List your request and we shall source it for you! We work hard, so you have time to play.

True Blue, P.O. Box 267 St. Georges, Grenada, West Indies Cell – (473) 409-4636 Website – https://www.grenadainfoandactivities.com E-mail – reservations@grenadainfoandactivities.com

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User:(WT-en) Giacomo59

I was born in Naples but I've been living in Venice for almost 20 years. My latest trips: Malaysia, Singapore and Phuket (Thailand); Thessaloniki (Greece); Yemen

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User:(WT-en) Giapox

I'm Gianluca. I live in Italy.

Contacts
If you want to contact me, please do it on my talk page

Places I have visited

 * France
 * Cannes
 * Nice
 * St. Raphael
 * Saint-Tropez
 * Paris
 * Italy
 * Aeolian Islands
 * Bologna
 * Capri
 * Catanzaro
 * Florence
 * Ischia
 * Milan
 * Naples
 * Orvieto
 * Pompeii
 * Reggio di Calabria
 * Rome
 * Salerno
 * San Remo
 * Sorrento
 * Turin
 * Netherlands
 * Amsterdam
 * Monaco

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text: User:(WT-en) Gil

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User:(WT-en) Gil elendil

Hi, Wikivoyage looks like a very good idea...

I am from Italy, I'll add something about that country.

if you wish, you can mail me at

gil_elendil AT yahoo DOT it

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User:(WT-en) Giles

A Canadian ascended to his hometown of Toronto after a decade in the American South. I caught the travel bug in 2001 on my first trip off the North American continent - to India. Since then I've been to Venice, Edinburgh, Paris, San Francisco, Oxford, Amsterdam, London, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia. I prefer cities, and mostly what I can afford is one week trips to Europe. But Hong Kong is a pretty appealing idea.

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User:(WT-en) Gili Divers

Gili Divers
Gili Divers is an English/Swedish-run dive shop with an experienced and professional team of instructors and divemasters. Our instructors have dived in many destinations throughout Indonesia and the world. In addition, they all have certified hundreds of student divers from beginner to professional level. Gili Divers is also proud of our captains and boat staff who are there to assist you during your dives.

Diving in Gili Trawangan

At Gili Divers, we believe in a very personalized and high standard of customer service. Every dive group that goes out on our boat is kept to a maximum of four divers per instructor or divemaster. We use only new brand name equipment and have an in-house equipment service shop.

As a PADI Dive Center, we offer all PADI experience programmes and certification courses up to professional level. Our instructor team is multilingual so we can provide your diving education and course materials in your native tongue.

We are very lucky to be located in the fashionable northeast of the island, just opposite the best beach on Gili Trawangan.

Our beach has a great post-dive hangout: The Deck beach bar and restaurant. And we offer accommodation at the Gili Hotel. All our luxury rooms include fresh water, air conditioning, TVs with DVD players, safety deposit boxes and internet access.

For diving outside of the Gili Islands, we can provide you with information and assist you in booking dive live-aboards operating around Lombok, Komodo and Papua.

www.gilidivers.com    info@gilidivers.com    +62(0)81237555037

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User:(WT-en) Gill-Bear

Peter Richard Gilbert Teacher & Traveller

title: User:(WT-en) Gill-Bear


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User:(WT-en) Gilliam

Places I've been

 * U.S.A.
 * Germany
 * Austria
 * Netherlands
 * Belgium
 * Italy
 * Switzerland
 * Hungary
 * Czech Republic
 * Ireland
 * France
 * Canada
 * Mexico

Languages I speak

 * English, German, een beetje Dutch

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User:(WT-en) Gillisd

My name is Darin Gillis. I'd love to start contributing to this ole online Travel guide. I'm attempting something of my own (on a persnal scale, using PmWiki) at:

http://www.jumphook.com/wiki/Travel

and I also run a blog at

http://www.jumphook.com

I've been to (or planning to go to) these countries, and I've linked my personal adventures (not all are currently written. Hopefully I will have something to contribute to the wiki travel pages!

 * UnitedStates
 * Peru
 * Ecuador
 * CostaRica
 * Brazil
 * Mexico
 * Canada
 * Japan
 * Egypt
 * Spain

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User:(WT-en) Gineer

Hello! I'm Gineer from Budapest,Hungary. I was born in 1990 in Mátészalka and visited that region often in my childhood because my grandparents, cousin and some acquaintances lived there.

I visited many places in Hungary, most notably around the Budapest, Mátészalka, and Lake Balaton area.

I've been to every country surrounding Hungary except Serbia and Ukraine, and also been to the UK, in London and some places in that area, and visited Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Eindhoven in the Netherlands.

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User:(WT-en) Gio30

so I can't post like chat

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User:(WT-en) Giorgia.cadinu

I was born in Tuscany by a Cech mother and a Sardinian father. Since I was 3 months old we kept travelling around and since I was 9 it became difficult to live more than 2 years in the same house. I've been lucky and also work hard for it: I obtained different scholarships that brought me in different countries. Usually I used to travel for my studies and now for work, I did it alone but now a have a wonderful companion and I'm discovering the emotion of travelling and sharing emotions with somebody I love. So we now share our passions and travels: we are both ciclists and scuba divers! But we love also trekking and cross-country skiing...

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User:(WT-en) Giorgio

Giorgio Baresi, 24, Italian.

I've always been interested in the open content travel guide concept and in 2002 I founded an Open Contant Travel guide, CapitanCook.com, which was absorbed by World66 back in 2003.

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User:(WT-en) Girdi

Komið þið sæl! hello! My name is Jóhann from Iceland, and I am interested in traveling everywhere! (Maybe everywhere except for Israel).

My next big trip is August 2008 (hopefully, good chance it might happen). The destination is:

 * Azerbaijan
 * Dagestan
 * Chechnya

I plan on taking a flight from Reykjavík - Frankfurt - Baku, then spending 2 or 3 days in Azerbaijan. Then I will take a train into Derbent, Dagestan for a night, then continue onwards to Mahachkala, the capital of Dagestan. After spending no more than 2 nights in Dagestan, I will take a train from Mahachkala to Grozny, the capital of beautiful Chechnya. I will either stay in Grozny for a month or stay with my friend in Shali. I will explore most parts of Chechnya. Any tips you have, rather than saying "dont go its dangerous" will be greatly appreciated.

And I am also very active on "Wikipedia Chechen" (ce.wikipedia.org) where I am a bureaucrat, so I know Wikipedia in and out. :)

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User:(WT-en) Girlinthemoon

Librarian from Cambridge, UK.

http://maedchenimmond.blogspot.com

title: User:(WT-en) Girlinthemoon


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User:(WT-en) Gjaucoin

Hi Folks. I'm Jerry, I'm lucky enough to live on the beach in Santa Monica, California, but through my short life I've called numerous places from here to Warsaw, Poland home. I have had the opportunity to live around the United States and the world. I love talking about travel, reading about travel, dreaming about travel, but most of all getting out there and experiencing the world.

I've been to 49 of the 50 states, and I know I'll make it to Alaska soon. I try to jump an ocean twice a year, and love to talk about the few experiences I have had

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User:(WT-en) Gjetost

I am an explorer and a GPS user. I love to explore nature and to go to odd and out-of-the-way places no one knows about. Why go to Yosemite when you can go to Shuteye Peak? It's just as beautiful and a there's a heck of a lot less people.

I don't like tours. I don't like sanitized vista areas and walkways and handrails for the public's protection. I like caves you can just go in and explore, not ones you have to pay $15 to take a tour of. I would like nothing more but to get lost in the Australian outback on motorcycle or set out on Hudson Bay on a snowmobile.

Geocaching has led me to a lot of great places. I also like the idea of confluences, but have yet to successfully visit one to the exact point.

I'll probably be mostly editing stuff in Southern California, Desert (California), and various other parts of the United States of America.

User:(WT-en) Gjetost/TODO

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User:(WT-en) Gjetost/TODO

Sequoia_National_Forest -- locations & campgrounds. esp. tell EXACTLY where greenhorn cave is !!!

Bandelier National Monument -- Frijoles Falls, Tsankawi, main riuns & ladders, etc.

Anywhere else I might have happened to have visited -- the Oklahoma Cars? scan a pic.

Sierra National Forest -- Shuteye Pk lookout, Miami Trails, etc.

Pasadena

La Cañada Flintridge

Death Valley National Park -- pleasant valley loop elaborate etc.

Ridgecrest -- trona pinnacles, ballarat (?) et al

El Paso Mountains: BST, explain how to get there, roads, etc.

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User:(WT-en) GK

I am mostly doing editing on the English-language Wikipedia, but since I figured that I may be doing some editing here as well (as well as keep a Watchlist, etc.), I registered here as well. (WT-en) GK 07:28, 27 Nov 2004 (EST)

gK's User page at the Wikipedia

gK's subpages

 * User:(WT-en) GK/missing cities
 * User:(WT-en) GK/Recommended articles

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User:(WT-en) GK/missing cities

 * Huntington Beach
 * Huntington Beach, California
 * Laguna Beach
 * Laguna Beach, California

 * Del Mar
 * Del Mar, California
 * Newport Beach
 * Newport Beach, California

title: User:(WT-en) GK/missing cities


text:
User:(WT-en) GK/Recommended articles

Death Valley

title: User:(WT-en) GK/Recommended articles


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User:(WT-en) GK tramrunner

Hallow, and welcome everyone!

 * My chief interestes are Travel, Transportation, Photography, Graphic Design, and Computers.
 * I'd love to contribute some useful information into WIKItravel.

Looking for getting involved in the Real World
Its a great deal to share my travel imporession using a computer. However, people do it mostly for a sake of finding some live-friends, with whome some common interest will never cease. So am I. Yes I do work. I am just teaching computer literacy to beginers, as an x-programmer, and computer systems hobbyist. But seriously I am looking for some involvement in Graphic Arts and Photography.
 * Currenty I am studying Graphic Design, and willing to move onto furniture and interior rendeding.
 * I am interested in architecture, cities, local history, and transportation.
 * Hope - that WIKItravel project will help me.

Check me out in other WIKI projects
in WIKIpedia

title: User:(WT-en) GK tramrunner


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User:(WT-en) G-land

G-Land.... G-Land is one of them surf spot in Indonesia and G-Land Bobby's Surf Camp is the first surf camp on G-Land. Many some professional surfer, legend of surfer come to G-Land.

G-Land Bobby's Surf Camp have a special site for all people to view any condition on G-Land, we have a professional surfer to make special report daily on G-Land, such as Jarred Hancox, John, and etc. Visit http://grajagan.com to get more information about G-Land.

title: User:(WT-en) G-land


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User:(WT-en) Glavind

Cool, I logged ind with OpenID

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User:(WT-en) Glen75

Hi folks my name is Glen Crouch, I'm 31 in live in the new up and coming city of Milton Keynes (60k north of London)in England.

I'm a laid back guy, fun loving and like to make the best of the situatioons I find myself in.

As well as travelling I like my music from U2 to The Chemical Brothers.

I'm also a film buff, and a passionate Chelsea fan, since the days of Dixon and Nevin.

I never got the travel bug until I was 25, before then my holidays were either 2 weeks in Blackpool or a Spanish Package tour that involved drinking games and getting sunburnt.

However my father decided to save my soul and introduce me to backpacking and travelling.

After some backpacking around my island and Europe, I decided to venture out to Oz. It was one of the best experiences I ever had, meeting so many people and seeing so much.

I started in Adelaide and finshed in Sydney, calling at Kangaroo Island, Murray Bridge, The Great Ocean Rd, Melbourne, Canberra, The Blue Mountains and climaxing in my most favourite city Sydney.

Unfortunitly I was only there just over a month, but tried to see as much as possible, and plan to go back one day and see more!

After this trip I tried the settling down and buying a house genre, but it wasn't me and after some money problems decided to work hard and get saving again.

During this period I met Monika, and we did some travelling around Europe as a Starter visiting her home country of Poland, which has some great places to visit on a budget.

We also toured Sardinia, Northern Italy, Egypt and France.

This was our teaser ready for our trip to South East Asia.

We only had a month and a tight budget, but the trip was brilliant and was up there with Oz!

We started in Thailand staying 3 days in the amazing diverse city of Bangkok, then heading north to Pakchong staying in the rain forrest hills, then travelling south to the island and beach resorts of Ko Phi Phi & Krabi.

We then headed over the border to Malaysia, visiting the amazing Cameron Higlands, the great city of Kula Lumpar (New York with Palm Trees), before heading to my paradise the Tioman Islands.

Finally we finshed at the very clean Singapore.

I intend to add a blog of both those trips, it's a good read with some tips and humour chucked in for good measures.

The hardest choice now is where to go next and when.

I admire all those people I have met that have quit there jobs and have taken a year or longer out to explore the world.

I'm still a beginner at this, but my desire to see more grows stronger and stronger.

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Smithers: Located 68 km (42 mi) east of Hazelton, on Hwy 16, and 370 km (229 mi) west of Prince George, with a population of 5,800 residents, is the alpine town of Smithers, the perfect spot from which to explore the surrounding wilderness. In the winter, enjoy first-class skiing, and in summer, enjoy horseback riding and hiking, both at Hudson Bay Mountain. Experience hiking to Crater Lake, passing through beautiful scenery and seeing the Telkwa Mountains to the east of the community. Enjoy golfing on the town's two 18-hole golf courses.

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Come Safari with us! Is this Africa or Louisiana? It's easy to forget where you are as you travel on safari through the expansive wildlife preserve or Global Wildlife Center. In a natural and wild setting, over thrity species intermingle peacefully as they roam freely across the 900 acres of rolling hills. Learn through touch as you wiggle a camel's hump, get eye to eye with a giraffe, or feel the wooly fur of a bison! Come roam with over 4,000 animals on Global Wildlife's 900 acre preserve. Come Safari with us on a 1 1/2 hour educational, exhilarating and exciting guided tour. Learn about animals from all over the world and get up close and personal when you feed them. An unforgettable experience! Ask about our Private Pinz tours! Available by appointment only. You can't beat the private Pinzgauer tours for intimate tours of the wildlife preserve with your family and friends. The Pinz tour can go off road right up to where the animals are roaming free. Best adventure in Louisiana! 985-796-3585 Ext. 0

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About Us
One half of this team of two is a citizen of the UK and was born in Northampton where he lived most of his life. He has also lived in Auckland for seven years before moving to Stockholm and has been living here for 8 months now.

He has travelled to multiple countries around the world on very different continents. He particularly enjoyed his time in Japan and Hong Kong, however, he am very happy with my life in Sweden and couldn't wish to be based in a better country.

He is very passionate about accurate, precise and unbiased information being portrayed on Wikivoyage and he can only hope to help to enhance the appeal of Wikivoyage as one of the top travel guides in the world.

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She has travelled to fewer countries than her partner, but has a passion for travel.

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I'm a Globetrotter Freak and my bigest Hobby is Photographie At the moment I life in Basel thats in the northern part of Switzerland.

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 * Crete

 * 2002 Netherlands
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 * 2003 India
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 * 2003 Berlin

 * 2005 Hong Kong

 * 2005 Australia
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 * 2006 Cambodia
 * Kampong Cham | Siem Reap (Angkor Wat) | Phnom Penh | Kampot | Sihanoukville

 * 2006 Malaysia
 * Palau Penang | Cameron Highlands | Kuala Lumpur | Melaka | Palau Timoan

 * 2006 Singapore

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Banners
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Belgium

 * Flanders
 * Wallonia

Germany

 * Baden-Württemberg
 * Bavaria
 * Berlin
 * Hesse
 * Lower Saxony
 * North Rhine-Westphalia
 * Rhineland-Palatinate
 * Saarland
 * Saxony

France

 * Brittany
 * Normandy
 * Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Netherlands

 * Update North Holland
 * Update South Holland
 * Eastern Netherlands
 * Northern Netherlands
 * Southern Netherlands
 * Western Netherlands

Thailand

 * Kanchanaburi
 * Ko Chang
 * Phuket
 * Isaan
 * Northern Thailand
 * Southern Thailand

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I recently visited Orkney, Scotland. You can view my photos at http://www.gnewton.ca/travel/2006scotland/

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Brønnøy community Brønnøy community "on the river in the heart of Norway" Its beautiful and varied landscape makes it the perfect miniature of Norway to the west a myriad of islands bear the forces of the sea’s foaming waves while to the east majestic mountains stretch towards the skies reflected in glimpses of rivers and lakes. These glittering, silver lines crossing the towering slopes with their long, winding paths act like a magnet, drawing you to them. And between the coast and mountains are the beautiful fjords and fertile fields on the wide sandy plains. The landscape here is be witching, captivating visitors at first sight. The coastal town of Brønnøysund with its 4,000 inhabitants is the regional centre of South Helgeland Small airport, helicopter base, daily arrivals of Hurtigrute express boat. Brønnøysund is a centre for education, trade and services

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The details have been added by a Madesimo fan of the last 20 and more years I wants to help you get to, or better still, come back to the best ski village in Valchiavenna By passing on my travel tips and ideas honed after 10 years of “Independent” booking

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Goa with its bountiful natural wealth, rich and varied cultural heritage coupled with peace, tranquility, hospitable and fun- loving people- has been a quest for many as a safe tourist destination. Thus, the need to develop GOAN PAGES.

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I'm a regular contributor at the english wikipedia.

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Working closely with the Hawaii Tourism Authority, HVCB is a nonprofit organization whose sole purpose is to promote the Hawaiian Islands to travelers throughout North America – Hawaii’s largest market. The organization operates the website GoHawaii.com, a resource for travelers to the islands.

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About Outshine Adventure

http://www.adventuresinnepal.com

http://www.adventuresinnepal.com/nepal/trekking/everest-base-camp-trekking.html

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Welcome to Outshine Adventure Pvt. Ltd., a team of experts and professionals in the field of travel and trekking with proven track record over the long period of time. We have strong support from the network of local Adventure Lovers in addition to unwavering camaraderie with the local communities where we operate our line of services such as Trekking, Tour, Expedition, Rafting and many more adventure packages that will surely love once you come to explore Nepal.

Our mission is to present you with wonderful and amazing traveling opportunities and culturally enriching adventures with optimum impact on our fragile environment that makes planet earth a better place to live. Our slogan “where the joy is in the journey, where the destination is within yourself…., means we will exert our best efforts to make your trekking in Nepal joyful and memorable. We also operate trekking, tour and adventure activities in Tibet, Bhutan and India. The wide network of experienced adventure leaders, naturalists, environmentalist, trained guides and porters makes us peculiar from other counterparts.

Our company preamble was organized with service about profits. While  http://www.adventuresinnepal.com   Trekking in Nepal , any revenue generated goes through utmost purpose by helping those under privileged members of the society from the city and different districts. Part of our earnings will be set aside for developmental purpose by investing on their basic needs such as education, clothing and health care. For further information please visit Youth Effort for Society.

Our Vision We endeavor to promote Nepalese tourism by taking it to new heights, particularly to international level. In order to attain this, we are contouring our business to meet international standards of tourism as well as establishing good network abroad as stronghold potential for expansion in the near future. We greatly honor the importance of your valued time, interest and to continue to patronize our top of the line eco-tourism services.

Our aspirations when time favor us is to see Nepal as a major trekking destination coming from Western Hemisphere but also South America and see the distinctiveness it has to offer in terms of cultural heritage but also the whole hearted hospitality of Nepali people passed from one generation to another.

Outshine Adventure is a government registered trekking company with the Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation Department of the Tourism Industry, the Ministry of Industry Commerce and Supply Office of Company Registrar, the Department of Small and Cottage Industry, the Ministry of Finance Department of Tax and Inland Revenue Department and the Nepal Rastra Bank Foreign Currency Regulation Department. We are also active member of Trekking Agent Association of Nepal (TAAN), Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA), and a lifetime member of Kathmandu Environment Education Project (KEEP). We are an authorized licensed holder that allows us to operate tours and all tourism related services in Nepal such as trekking, air ticketing, hotel reservations, peak climbing, vehicle rentals, paragliding, trekking, mountaineering permits, rafting, etc.

Trekking in Nepal

There is no question that Nepal offers some of their most spectacular and beautiful scenery in the world. Eight of the world's ten highest Himalayas are found here, including the famous Mt. Everest. Nepal Trekking through the Himalayas you will be following paths that have been used for centuries and passing through villages with local people from a diverse range of ethical backgrounds. Their warm, outgoing and friendly natures help provide a valuable experience to the trekkers. The lengths of the different Trekking in Nepal vary greatly and can be easily adjusted to suite your needs. Some people choose to spend just a few days in the mountains, others stay weeks and even months for trekking in Nepal !! You can string a few popular treks together or just do a part of another trekking. It all depends on what you want from your personalized Nepal trekking, anything is possible!!!

Normally, Trekking is categorized into tow types comprising of Tea houses trekking and Camping trekking but we classify in four types of trekking including two more Remote Area Trekking and Restricted Trekking in Nepal. Except tea house trekking, other treks looks similar but there is some changed inside themself. Nepal trekking can depends upon the routes chosen. Tented camping trek is suitable where there is not teahouse infrastructure and cost-effective for large groups which costs comparatively high for small group. While trekking on the most popular routes connected with good teahouse network, lodge-to-lodge trekking is recommended. Aslo remote trekking and restricted trekking are much more representative for historical, cultural and scenic beaut of Nepal. The main importance should be placed on keeping oneself safe, warm and healthy while ensuring a momentous journey. If you are planning on coming to Nepal and wish to do a trekking in Nepal Himalaya, please do not hesitate to contact us. We can provide you with all your trekking needs with the best price and services.

Everest TrekkingEverest Trekking or Trekking in Everest region is the most popular trekking rout in Nepal. Everest Base Camp would possibly be the most admired destination, but it is also far away comparing to the other regions. If you choose by walking trail, it takes either walk for 10 days or fly to Lukla, Lukla airport where flights are notoriously unreliable. Everest Trekking is excusably famous, not only for its proximity to the world's highest Everest (8848 m.), but also for the mountain culture of Sherpa villages and Buddhist monasteries. The primary goal of an Everest trekking is the Everest base camp at height of about 5340 meters. But to capture the spectacular view of Everest most climb up Kala Pattar because we can’t see Everest from Everest Base Camp, spectacular view from Kala pathar will be your unforgettable from the Everest trekking. The major impediment to an Everest trekking is possibility of altitude sickness. This potentially deadly disease is caused by climbing too quickly to a high elevation. Be sure to read the section on mountain sickness in the Health & First Aid chapter if you are planning an Everest trekking. If you suffer symptoms of altitude sickness and cannot go to Everest base camp, you can still motivated destinations such as Namche Bazaar, the administrative Headquarters of the Khumbu region; Khumjung or Thame, more typical Sherpa villages; or Tyangboche Monastery. From Tengboche you will have an excellent view of Everest and its more spectacular views of Ama Dablam (6856 meters).Even if you are not prepared for Everest Base camp, still you can visit other area along the Everest region. Sherpa culture of Sherpa villages, doing meditation in thousand years old monasteries. The best time to Everest Trekking is beginning of March to end of May and beginning of September to end of December. You can choose the details of itineraries as per your desire and holidays.

Everest Trekking Packages Everest Base Camp Trekking Mount Everest Base Camp has been a admired destination for trekkers.The Everest Base Camp trek, a very well known mountain trek, starts at the upper Phakding and follows the Dudh Kosi valley which climbs up to the Sherpa village of Namche, a busy bazaar that’s a junction for trekkers, the local Sherpa and expeditions en route to the mighty Mt. Everest. All along this part of the trail, villages are interspersed with magnificent ...

» Read More Everest Circuit Trekking This is one of the most adventurous treks in the Everest Himalayas. It follows the route via high pass of Cho La at 5330meters into the Base Camp of Mount Everest. A unique trek that goes through Lukla, Namche bazaar and all the way to Gokyo, Chola Pass, Kalapattar and Everest Base Camp ...

» Read More Everest Panorama Trekking Everest panorama Trek, although relatively easy compared to some of other treks, takes you up high along trails to Tengboche Monastery (3850m). This is a short trek but very scenic trek offers really superb view of the world’s highest peaks, including Everest, Lhotse, Thamserku, Ama Dablam and other many snowy peaks ...

» Read More Gokyo Trekking Trekking around Gokyo valley is considered a traditional trek that offers wonderful views of the mountain peaks and the Ngozumpa Glacier- the largest in Nepal's Himalayas. The image of this region is associated with the soaring views of the most popular mountains in Nepal, at an altitude of 8000m such as Cho Oyu, Everest, Lhotse and Makalu which are clearly visible from Gokyo Ri above Gokyo Lake ...

» Read More Everest Trekking Via Jiri This is the best way to do an Everest trek following the way of the old approach route followed by Everest expeditions from the 1950. It provides a good opportunity to see the densely populated middle hills and the high altitude magnificence of the Everest region ...

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Hi, I'm Rosemary. I live in Gippsland, about two hours' drive east of Melbourne in Victoria.

I enjoyed Wikivoyage tips for Italy and Spain on my recent holiday to Europe.

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The New Year is always an occasion for great celebration when all the world waits to usher in a brand new year. At the stroke of midnight, it’s officially out with the old and in with the new as the calendar changes to 2011.

Marking the new year in some special fashion is an important tradition that let’s us leap into the next year with style. People look for a celebration that is fun and unforgettable, and gives us a fresh start into the year.

Visitors to London are especially lucky as the city lights up for New Year’s and knows how to put on a good show. Golden Tours, London’s leading sightseeing company, offers a full New Year’s program complete with parties and fun. Here are a few ideas to make sure New Years Eve London is one you won’t soon forget:

Dinner and Dancing A great duo for a reason, dinner and dancing is the perfect way to ring in the new year. Golden Tours offers a sit-down gala dinner and dance party that will be all that you ever dreamed. Glide down the Thames on a 5-hour cruise while feasting on a 5-course meal. The disco starts up after dinner so you can dance the night away.

Fantastic Fireworks Nothing says New Year’s Eve like fireworks and New Years Eve London will not let you down. The city puts on an incredible display over the soaring London Eye, while Big Ben sounds the stroke of midnight. Join one of many tour options from Golden Tours that take in this amazing, light-filled show.

Classic Cruise Cruise into 2011 as you sail down the River Thames in one of several tour options. Have dinner at Chez Gerard before hopping the panoramic fireworks cruise, or get straight on board for a Champagne and Canape Reception or a gorgeous gala dinner. Golden Tours lets you ring in the new year from the water on many different tours.

Medieval Banquet Medieval Banquet offers a unique way to spend New Year’s as you feast on a 5-course English banquet and enjoy medieval entertainment from jousting to song. The beer and wine flows all night and customers can join in the medieval dancing and raise their glass of champagne at midnight. Bask in the past to ring in the new.

Golden Tours offers not only these special New Years Eve London options, but also many things to do the next day. Keep those New Year’s resolutions and start exploring from day one! Golden Tours operates many of its regular tours on January 1 including “Historic and Modern London,” a perfect choice for New Year’s as you’ll learn about London old and new.

You can also enjoy the “Sights and Sounds of London” on a morning or afternoon tour or head out of town on several great day trips. “Windsor, Bath, and Stonehenge” takes you to three of England’s best-loved sites, or trade Windsor Castle for a cathedral and tack on Salisbury instead. You’ll also make a smart choice with “Stratford, Oxford, and the Cotswolds,” which shows off the famous university town and Shakespeare’s birthplace, while also driving through the beautiful English countryside.

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Four Days in the New Hampshire White Mountains is in White Mountains (New Hampshire)

Understand
This itinerary is a planned outdoor camping trip through the New Hampshire White Mountains, a region in the north of New Hampshire.

The trip will take you to scenic overlooks, historical monuments, interesting (but not overly challenging) hiking paths, and pleasant campgrounds. It is doable with either tent camping or trailer camping, although some campground are not able to accommodate large trailers (longer than 30 feet).

This trip is suggested to be done between the time of late spring to early fall (April-October). Any travel later than or earlier than those months may result in some of the scenic areas and paths to be closed due to winter conditions. Some of the paths mentioned may be used by snowmobiles or be snowed in when not in "Park Season".

Costs will generally be accrued from purchasing food, lodging, gas, souvenirs, and parking fees. Special advisories for the New Hampshire area, such as whether to bring home firewood (NO!) and leash laws should be researched before beginning your trip. Notable advisories will be mentioned when they come up in the itinerary.

Prepare
Since this travel guide is predominately geared towards being outdoors in the late spring to the early fall, you should be aware of the weather conditions during that season. Cell service is spotty in the area. Be aware that some dogs are not allowed in the national parks and most campgrounds. Always dispose of trash safely as you will be in an environment with several large animals. If you are not an avid camper, below is a small suggested checklist to help you with your trip.
 * Clothing:
 * When hiking, always wear layers. This helps you to stay comfortable as the climate changes throughout the day.
 * Hiking boots are recommended.
 * Bring extra socks.
 * Eating:
 * Do not bring perishable goods if you do not have a means of storing them (such as a cooler).
 * Other:
 * Drink lots of fluids to stay hydrated
 * Be sure to bring bug spray to avoid having a pesky time.

Get In
Below are directions to go to the Crawford Notch Campground, the main location that you will be staying for the next few days. Listed below are the suggested routes if you are going north or south.

From Points South
Take I-93 to Exit 35, and then take Route 3 for approximately 8 miles. When you see the sign for Rt. 302, take that for about 15 miles and you will be in Crawford Notch Campground.

From Points North
Take I-93 to Exit 40, and then take Route 302 East. Stay on Route 302 to campground which is approximately 15 miles.

Crawford Notch Campground Rt 302, +1 603-374-2779,. This campground is situated off of Rt 302 in Crawford Notch, centered between the White Mountains. Crawford Notch Campground has both tent and trailer sites available, as well as cabins and yurts (a tent-like structure). Amenities are limited to a recently constructed bathhouse and well-stocked general store. Rates dependent on type of stay (tent/trailer/cabin).

Day One
This morning will be mostly focused on traveling to the Crawford Notch Campground and getting set up. Depending on your starting location, this journey may take several hours. Once you have arrived at the campground, be sure to check in and set up camp in accordance to the campground’s rules.

Depending on what time you arrive, you may have already eaten on the road. If you haven’t, pile back in the car and wait out the hunger for another half hour. North Conway is just fifteen minutes away and is filled with good places to eat. Moat Mountain and Brewery and Horsefeather’s are two excellent restaurants in the area.

Moat Mountain and Brewery, 3378 White Mountain (603) 356-6381. Moat Mountain and Brewery is an excellent place for both children and adults. They have a vast menu that varies in price from $10-$15. They are known for having some of the best ribs and burgers in the area. They offer five different types of their flagship beers and have over ten different types of seasonal beer.

Horsefeathers, 2679 White Mountain (603) 356-2687,. Horsefeathers is a great place for a sit-down meal. They are known for having excellent seafood. They have a small menu, but every item is great.

After eating, If you are in need of a groceries or a few odds and ends for camping, North Conway has an Eastern Mountain Sports (1498 White Mountain Highway Unit C30, (603) 356-5433 and a Shaw’s Grocery Store (1150 Eastman Road, (603) 356-5471).

If you’ve got some time on your hands and need to bring back some goodies for family and friends back home, go and spend some time at the outlet stores and scenic “downtown” North Conway. Stores tend to close early in this area of New Hampshire, so if you’re shopping after dinner, be aware that you might miss out on more unique shops like Zeb’s General Store or the North Conway Five and Dime if you wait too long.

Zeb's General Store, Route 16, 800-676-9294, +1 603-356-9294,. Zeb's General Store is like the candy store everyone imagines when they were a kid. It has many different types of candy, honey sticks, and homemade fudge. Not only does Zeb's sell candy, but there are a variety of gift baskets, New England specialty foods, crackers, maple syrup, desserts, dips, and many, many more, all priced reasonably. It is a great place to go to make the children happy, and perhaps pick up a self-made gift basket for someone or try a different type of recipe. Zeb's is one of those stores that has a little bit of everything!

North Conway Five and Dime, Route 16, +1 603-356-3953,. The Five and Dime appears very low key, but is a very interesting store to visit. This general store differs from Zeb’s in nearly every way, having old fashioned toys, utensils, and novelties that have lasted through the ages.

Once you’ve wrapped up any shopping and eating, head back to the campground and get to bed early so you can be ready for the real hustle and bustle.

Day Two
This day is focused on traveling north to Pinkham Notch area, home to famous Mount Washington. It includes challenging hiking and breathtaking views. Prepare with a picnic lunch and enough water for your group.

Morning- Spend the morning getting ready for some scenic views and trails. Bring your camera and leave the campground to travel half an hour to the Mount Washington Auto Road, your first stop for the day.

Mt Washington Auto Road- Rt 16, +1 (603) 466-3988,. The auto road takes you up to the top of scenic Mount Washington without all of the hassle of a day-long hike. The road can either be traveled by your own car or you can take one of the guided van tours to the top, though they do not stop at any point on the road. (2hrs min to do self-guided, 1.5hrs for guided)

Lunch- Grab lunch in the parking lot of your next activity: the hiking trails. Many visitor areas have picnic tables and benches for eating, as well as trash locations. Always be prepared to bring your trash with you, though, in case these amenities are not available.

Afternoon- After you’ve taken the easy way up mountains, it’s time to do some climbing yourself. Some trails listed are longer or easier than others, so pick and choose which suit your desired trek. If you’re going to do the Crystal Cascade trail or the Lost Pond trail, park at the Pinkham Notch Visitor Center, just drive five minutes south on Rt 16. Thompson’s Falls is even closer. Just drive to the Wildcat Mountain Ski Area and park.

Crystal Cascade- Crystal Cascade Trail is a fifteen minute walk from the Pinkham Notch Visitor Center. The trail is very easy, even for kids. Named after the falls, the trail leads to the Crystal Cascade after following the Cutler River. 30min

Lost Pond- This trail leads from the Pinkham Notch Visitor Center to Lost Pond, a body of water hidden not far from NH 16. Beginning in a swampy area, the path offers the chance to spot beavers and other native wildlife. Like most trails, the path is not difficult, but problems with mud may arise should there be heavy rainfall. 1hr

Thompson’s Falls- A long trek with good rewards, Thompson’s Falls trail begins at Wildcat Mountain and ends above the falls. The path progresses from easy, low elevation trails to steeper paths that are less suitable for small children. Wet weather may make the slight climbing required an issue, so be prepared to turn back before completing the journey should that occur. Park at Wildcat Mountain Ski Area. 2hr

Dinner- After a day of hiking, you can either choose to return (or eat at for the first time) to North Conway just south along Rt 16. Or you can return to the campground and cook on a camp stove (or over the fire!) to get the full camping experience.

Nighttime- One of the best camping experiences is building a fire and cooking marshmallows with your fellow adventurers. Don’t miss out on this! Even if you’re not a woodsman, the camp store should sell some kindling or fire starters to help you get the flames going.

Day Three
The day will be spent in Lincoln, a town to the west of the scenic byways that you have been traveling on. Attractions today require hiking shoes and bringing a picnic lunch. As yesterday, water is necessary.

Morning- This morning, eat a hearty breakfast and be prepared for some climbing and cave-crawling. Attractions today require hiking shoes and bringing a picnic lunch. The day will be spent in Lincoln, a town to the west of the scenic byways that you have been traveling on. Hop in the car and head over to your first destination. Along the way, feel free to stop at any of the scenic overlooks available to grab pictures.

Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves, Rt 112, +1 (603) 745-8031,. The gorge offers several attractions, the main being the gorge and boardwalk trail that takes you on a three-quarter mile tour of the gorge. Other nature trails and gardens are also available if you’re not tired of walking yet. For those with children who want to play in the dirt, there is a mining sluice (extra fees pertain) where you can sift for gemstones and shark teeth. Adults: $17.00; Ages 4-12: $13.00; Ages 1-3 are free.

Lunch- Unpack your picnic lunch at either location. Both have areas where you can eat your lunch and throw away trash.

Flume Gorge, Rt 3, +1 (603) 745-8391,. This activity offers an impressive view of the 800 foot Flume Gorge that is situated beneath Mount Liberty. Guests can either walk just the gorge or the two mile loop trail. Though the trails have railings, it is advisable to wear shoes that can hold traction on potentially slippery surfaces. Adults(ages 13+): $14 ; Children (6-12) $11; Children ages 5 and under are free (with paid adult).

Dinner- You can either return to the campground for a home cooked meal, or venture out to the available restaurants for this region.

The Common Man, 10 Pollard Rd, (603) 745-3463,. Dinner: Su-Th 5PM-9PM, F-Sa 5PM-9:30PM, Lunch: Sa-S 12PM-3PM, Lighter Bar n’ Grill Menu: F-Su 4PM-11PM. Finer dining is served in the main dining area where you may order a range of food from prime-rib to baked macaroni and cheese. There is also a comfortable Bar N’ Grill section with couches and tables where you can order from both the dinner menu and the Bar N’ Grill menu. Expect to pay around $10-$20 a person, not including drinks.

El Greco's Pizza,123 Main Street, +1 (603) 745-3838 [egpizza.com/]. El Greco’s pizza is a Family style restaurant, where you can order fresh homemade pizza, calzones, subs, salads and dinners. $7-12

Day Alternate
This is an alternative day that you can use to substitute any other day if you do not wish to hike and may have younger children. Although these places are great for all ages, they are a good break from the main part of this trip. There are three main entertaining amusement parks in the White Mountain region and they are all relatively inexpensive.

Story Land, 850 NH Route 16, Glen, NH +1 (603) 383-4186. Story Land is open right at the beginning of the Memorial Day weekend and it is the most well-known seasonal amusement park in the area. They have a vast amount of rides, attractions and characters to visit. However, it is more oriented towards younger children. Ages under three are free and anyone over three years old is required to pay a $28.99 entrance fee. Although this may seem steep, it is well worth looking into.

Clark’s Trading Post, 110 Daniel Webster Highway Lincoln, NH, +1 (603) 745-8913. Clark's Trading Post is an amusement park that is generally open starting mid-May. It is more oriented towards all ages and has some interesting attractions such as live bear shows, a 30 minute train ride on the White Mountain central railroad, circus acts, and interesting museums of early America. They are not your typical museum, either. Entrance fees are $19.00 for anyone who is over the age of four and free for anyone who is under the age of four.

The Whale’s Tail, 481 Daniel Webster Highway Lincoln, NH 03251 (603) 745-8810 The Whale's Tail is a sizable water-park that is great fun for kids and adults. There are a lot of slides and other attractions. It usually opens during the first or second week of June and costs $34 for adults and $3 for toddlers.

Day Four
Today is the final day of the trip. Pack up camp and load up the car. Be sure to remember all of your supplies and clean up your site before you leave.

If you’re not traveling seven hours away, you can still stop by Echo Lake to see the remains of historical New Hampshire landmark, The Old Man of the Mountain. The lake also has a picnic ground and some short hiking trails to spectacular views.

Basin-Cascade Trail- This trail is an overall moderate trail, beginning at a leisurely pace and ending with some eroded pathways. Highlights include the basin, Kingsman and Rocky Glen waterfalls, and beautiful forestry with white pines. Wet weather could cause problems farther up the path so plan accordingly. Parking is located at the Basin parking lot, off of a well-marked exit from Franconia Notch Highway. 1-2hrs

Stay Safe
The White Mountains are a pretty mellow area of New Hampshire. There is little major crime.

To avoid animal problems, keep your campsite clean with no trash lying about. Bears and raccoons make quick work of coolers and trash bags, so it is especially wise to put food storage in your vehicle for the night.

Get Out
When leaving, be sure to clean up your campsite and check out. New Hampshire strongly believes in "Carry-in, Carry-out", so don't bring anything that you can't dispose of in campground dumpsters.

To Maine
Leaving Crawford Notch campground, proceed along 302-E until passing through Freyburg into Maine.

To North
Leaving Crawford Notch campground, proceed along 302-W. Merge into I-93N toward Littleton/Vermont. Merge onto I-91N.

To South
Leaving Crawford Notch campground, proceed along 302-W. Merge onto I-93S via ramp to Concord. Continue onto I-293S.

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