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Remote trails through deep wilderness and true alpine zones. The peak experience is investigating the wreckage of a WWII erra bomber.

Read the Book: http://www.amazon.com/Bomber-Mountain-Crash-Story-Wyoming/dp/0962466506

More photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/u1976turn/sets/72157601677369308/

A nice concrete trail added by the city of Beaumont. Parking and access are at the Dishman Rd soccer fields to the NE (at the end of the spur) or at the SE corner of the loop off Phelan Dr. The spur is 0.8 miles long, and the loop 2 miles.

Starting at an old homestead, this trail takes you over Cherry Creek then through a great sample of shortgrass prairie before heading up the mesa. You wander through a juniper ecosystem with some ponderosa pine and prickly pear cactus on this mesa rimmed by Castle Rock Conglomerate with its cemented cobbles. Views from the top start at Pikes Peak to the south and follow the Front Range to Longs Peak in the north. The Black Forest around Franktown pleases the eye to the east. This open space p…

Class IV 1-3 day trip on a Wild and Scenic River about 1/2 hour from Yosemite National Park. Side hikes, beautiful stream tributaries, and exciting Class IV rapids make the Lower Tuolumne one of California’s classic rafting runs. Cherry Creek is the upper section of the Tuolumne. It begins on Cherry Creek for the first couple miles, but most of the trip is actually on the Class V rapids of the Upper Tuolumne River. It’s a 1-day trip and it is one of the hardest and most exciting commercial…

Devils Tower National Monument Interpretive Features. Natural and cultural features.

This 1,347 acre park is home to Devils Tower (1,267 feet). Devils Tower stands above the Belle Fourche River. Known as “Bears Lodge”, over history the tower has been a gathering place that holds much meaning for many people. A sacred place for many Native Americans.

For more info, please see www.nps.gov/deto

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Routes of Massachusetts Bicycle Trails.

Routes not exclusively for bicycles. Other uses include walking, jogging, rollerblading, skiing, horse, and snowmobile.

For more info, please see www.massbike.org/bikeways

This file was posted by National Geographic Maps. The source data was provided by the Massachusetts Dept. of Conservation and Recreation. Data current as of 01/01/2002.

Great dayhike or overnighter (camp at Wildcat Beach campground).

To get to the Dual Rope Swing follow the small trail at the northwest corner of Bass Lake south about .25 miles.

The trail to Alamere falls is a narrow use trail marked with a small sign. Be aware: You have to some basic scrambling to get to the beach.

Distance: 12.97 miles

This trip file shows a journey through Death Valley. Most of it was done on backroads and a 4×4 vehicle was needed for Panamint Valley, Rock Springs and Marble Canyon. The trip was in early April. The days were warm and the nights cool.

2008 Idaho Game Management Units. This file was posted by National Geographic Maps. Big Game Management Unit boundaries provided courtesy of Idaho Dept. of Fish and Game and are only intended as a guide; please refer to printed regulations for current legal descriptions. As with all maps, inaccuracies may exist and conditions may change. User assumes all risk associated with the use of this map.

David and his daughter and son Erica & Stephan