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nationaloutdoors — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 15:29:39 -0600

After months and months of research and data entry, we've finally cataloged each National Park, Ski Resort and Outdoor Recreation Areas (the major ones) by state for all 50 states. Now we need your help to provide useful information about trails, camping spots, ski runs, fishing holes, mountain bike rides, whitewater, beaches, lakes, and on and on. You get the point. This is a huge task, but there's a way that can benefit everyone who supplies information.

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nationaloutdoors — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 13:49:47 -0600

Rogue River Whitewater Rafting

tkobrien — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 09:27:23 -0600

Capture the breathtaking beauty that is unique to the Rogue River on our full day or half day Rogue River rafting trips. Guests may choose to ride in a Rogue Inflatable Raft (the limo) or paddle an inflatable kayak. You may opt to experience both rides by trading back and forth between the raft and kayak. This fifteen mile Rogue River float has a little bit of everything from exhilarating whitewater to serene canyons. The full day Rogue River rafting trips begin at 9:00 am and ends with you back at your car by 3:30 pm. A delicious lunch is included as well as plenty to drink.

The Death March -- Epic Grand Canyon Hike -- Rim to Rim to Rim

nationaloutdoors — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 22:27:21 -0600

The drive out of Flagstaff was cloudy and cool. Unseasonably cool for Memorial Day weekend at the end of May. "Snow at the higher elevations, [of the San Francisco Mountains] up to a foot I hear" said the barista at the coffee shop. As we drove toward the canyon, Sam brought up the Death March, a hike he had dreamed of doing since moving to the southwestern desert 7 years ago. It involved hiking from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, to the North Rim, and back in 24 hours. 44 miles, 20,000 feet of elevation change, 24 hours. Sure, it has been done, but the question was could WE do it.

Grand Canyon alternative in Utah

Moab Mingling — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 15:14:37 -0600

Cataract Canyon in Canyonlands National Park serves up 28 Grand Canyon Style rapids. It is one hundred miles of the Colorado River from Moab, Utah to Lake Powell. Tag-A-Long Expeditions offers 1 - 4 day rafting trips. And this May and June visitors will want an outfitter to lead them, as record snow melt is recorded in the Rocky Mountains.

High water on an unbridled Colorado River will be terrific and this level of rafting comes around only every ten years or so. Enjoy the solitude only Utah can provide.

San Juan Hut System Bike Routes

sanjuanhuts — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 15:28:44 -0600

If you are looking for a great experience on your mountain bike, check out the San Juan Hut Systems (www.sanjuanhuts.com)Hut-To-Hut Mountain Bike routes from Telluride, Colorado to Moab, Utah and Durango, Colorado to Moab, Utah.

Top Five Steelhead and Salmon Flies

rrsmith — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 10:32:37 -0700

I know every fly fisherman has their list of favorite flies and will not go out fishing with out a good supply of each one. Which fly you use and how you fish it is often a matter of deep debate when fishing with your partner. None the less I have put a list of my top five steelhead flies just to let every one know what I have with my Steelhead gear when I am after spring steelhead.

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Oregon rafting: The Whitewater Gourmet

whitewaterwarehouse — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 14:06:53 -0700

Generally, one does not equate whitewater rafting trips with excellent food. The fun of riding the rapids takes precedence over culinary taste treats. Typically, a rafting lunch consists of balancing a sandwich, bag of chips, and store-bought cookies on your lap as you teeter precariously on an uneven rock. And, more often than not, some of that lunch ends up as ant food on the sandy shoreline.

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