In Cambodia, $45 gets you a three-day pass to explore the ancient city now covered and partially destroyed by the jungle growing through its many structures. Really you need seven days just to glimpse most of Angkor Wat. The native Kampucheans that built the main…
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Lincoln, NE – Winter is no time to keep the family home when Eugene T. Mahoney State Park offers so many activities for all ages. Visitors can paint ceramics at the Craft Center, take in a play at Kountze Memorial Theater, and enjoy the Activity…
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COLUMBUS, GA– These rain boots for women allow you to show off your love for the hunt while protecting your feet and legs during a soggy day outdoors. The Ms. Jo Jo by Old Dominion Footwear, available in Realtree AP Pink camo, provides comfort and…
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Carson City, NV – The Nevada Division of State Parks is sponsoring free, guided hikes in seven state parks on New Year’s Day as part of America’s State Parks First Day Hikes initiative. First Day Hikes offer individuals and families an opportunity to begin the…
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Los Angeles, CA – As a leading supplier of soft goods in the hunting, hiking and camping industries for over forty years, The Outdoor Recreation Group has claimed another chunk of marketshare with its acquisition of Timber Hawk, a backpack startup out of Salt Lake…
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If you have been looking for a reason to get yourself out to Nova Scotia to do some kayaking you finally now have one. Registration just opened up for the Atlantic Paddle Symposium which is taking place this year at Liscombe Lodge on the eastern…
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Boat owners don’t have to leave their portable media devices on the shore. Prospec Electronics’ MILMA100 Package is a complete sound system that lets boaters easily plug in their portable media device and enjoy the tunes without a complicated installation. This package comes with a…
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Fort Dodge, IA – Hikers, bikers and horseback riders interested in protecting, preserving and enhancing the trail system at Brushy Creek State Recreation Area are being encouraged to serve on the Iowa Department of Natural Resources’ Brushy Creek Trail Advisory Board. The 10-member Trail Advisory…
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Pierre, SD – Start the New Year off right with a nature hike. Four South Dakota State Parks are hosting hikes on New Year’s Day as part of America’s State Parks First Day Hikes initiative. America’s State Parks First Day Hikes offer individuals and families…
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Custer State Park, SD – The New Year will find many people making plans for their 2012 camping trips in South Dakota. Beginning Monday, Jan. 2, campsite reservations may be made for the upcoming season in Custer State Park. Campsite reservations for Custer State Park…
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