Category: Travel
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A Day Trip to Dingmans Falls: A Hidden Gem in the Poconos
Have you ever dreamed of visiting a waterfall that’s taller than Niagara Falls? Well, you don’t have to travel far to find one. In fact, there’s one right in Pennsylvania, and it’s called Dingmans Falls. Dingmans Falls is the second-highest waterfall in the state, with a vertical drop of 130 feet. It’s located in Dingmans…
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A Day at the Shawangunk Grasslands National Wildlife Refuge
If you are looking for a place to enjoy nature and see some amazing wildlife, you might want to visit the Shawangunk Grasslands National Wildlife Refuge in Ulster County, New York. This refuge is one of the top 10 areas in the state for grassland-dependent migratory birds, and it offers…
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The Rosendale Trestle: A Historic Bridge with a Breathtaking View
If you’re looking for a scenic and adventurous hike in the Hudson Valley, you might want to check out the Rosendale Trestle. This impressive structure is a former railroad bridge that spans 940 feet across the Rondout Creek, 150 feet above the ground. It’s part of the Wallkill Valley Rail…
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A Visit to the Widow Jane Mine: A Journey Through History, Art and Mystery
If you are looking for a unique and adventurous destination in New York, you might want to check out the Widow Jane Mine, a former cement mine that has been transformed into a cultural and historical attraction. Located west of Rosendale, in Ulster County, the Widow Jane Mine is part…
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Walking Willowemoc Wild Forest: A Guide for Nature Lovers
If you are looking for a place to enjoy nature, hike, bike, fish, or camp in the Catskills, you might want to check out Willowemoc Wild Forest. This is a 14,800-acre area of Forever Wild Forest Preserve that offers a variety of trails, ponds, and streams to explore. In this…
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Hiking Port Jervis Watershed: A Hidden Gem in the Catskills
If you are looking for a place to hike, bike, fish, or camp in the Catskills, you might want to check out Port Jervis Watershed. This is a 307-acre area of land owned by the city of Port Jervis that provides drinking water for the city residents and also serves…
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A Testament to Engineering! D&H Aqueduct Tow Path!
Have you ever wondered how people transported coal from Pennsylvania to New York in the 19th century? Or how a bridge can carry water and boats across a river? If you are curious about these questions, you might want to visit the D&H aqueduct tow path, a historic and scenic…
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How to Have a Blast on the Saugatuck Trail: A Hiker’s Guide
Are you bored of the same old trails and looking for a new adventure? Do you want to explore one of Connecticut’s hidden gems and witness some stunning views? Do you have what it takes to hike 11.7 miles of challenging terrain and enjoy every minute of it? If you…
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A Day in Sterling Forest State Park: History and Nature
If you’re looking for a great outdoor adventure in the New York area, you might want to check out Sterling Forest State Park, a beautiful natural refuge in the heart of the Ramapo Mountains. This park is one of the largest additions to the state park system in the last…