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The RIGHT Places: Death Valley National Park

While many people in the country will spend the winter shivering in their fleece and staring at gray skies, visitors to California’s Death Valley National Park will be hiking, swimming, golfing and watching some of the most breathtaking sunsets in the world. The winter months are the most popular...

Posted to Vacation Hot Spots (Weblog) by accarrie on 11-13-2008
Military Flight Exercise Support Death Valley National Park Protect Resources

Effective Friday, September 12, 2008, Death Valley National Park will permit a flight exercise in partnership with the US military. This unique opportunity allows the park to obtain detailed aerial photographs and other data that will be used to study and protect park resources. The exercise will take...

Posted to Outdoor & National Park News (Weblog) by accarrie on 10-06-2008
North Adventure-Loop Los Angeles

Los Angeles is probably the most target rich Adventure-Zone in its endless list of attractions. One could spend ten years researching any one of its many-faceted tourist profiles. But, Adventure-Crew endeavors to mix it up in each Adventure-Zone and Adventure-Loop by offering cross platform adventuring...

Posted to Adventure-Zone Los Angeles (Weblog) by Stu Marks on 09-26-2008
North Adventure-Loop Los Angeles

Los Angeles is probably the most target rich Adventure-Zone in its endless list of attractions. One could spend ten years researching any one of its many-faceted tourist profiles. But, Adventure-Crew endeavors to mix it up in each Adventure-Zone and Adventure-Loop by offering cross platform adventuring...

Posted to Adventure-Zone West (Forum) by Stu Marks on 09-24-2008
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From Oxnard near L.A., all the way up to Big Sur about 250 miles north, this adventure-Loop, designed by Adventure-Crew's Travel Editor, is a there and back again travel path along the famous Pacific Coast Highway, The 101 and Hwy 1 that includes several highlights from the best that California's...

Posted to Stu Shooter Gallery (MediaGallery) by Stu Marks on 09-24-2008
Malibu in September, well worth it (photos)

I finally got my own photos back from my trip so I wanted to share them. I had been using my mother's camera which is the old film kind. While out visiting my sister Michele in LA, she took me and my mother to Malibu for lunch and a walk on the beach. We took the Las Virgenes exit off of the 101...

Posted to General Discussion (Forum) by accorie on 09-15-2008
Stay On Hiking Trail; Discovering Marijuana Plants is no Light Matter

A recent article from the East Coast described a passive arrest made of a mild mannered college student who was growing a handful of plants in a federally controlled park land. The story described how a single wild life researcher came across the plants while radio tracking a turtle during a routine...

Posted to HIKING INSIGHTS (Forum) by Stu Marks on 08-01-2008
National Park Title sought for Golden Gate Rec. Area

by Marisa Lagos, Chronicle Staff Writer The sweeping expanse that includes parts of the San Francisco waterfront, Marin Headlands and iconic sites such as Alcatraz Island and Muir Woods would be renamed the Golden Gate National Parks, under a bill by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The legislation would...

Posted to Outdoor & National Park News (Weblog) by Stu Marks on 07-09-2008
Finding a great place to stay at Death Valley

Death Valley National Park has 3.4 million acres of desert and mountains, making it the largest national park in the United States. The possibilities are endless. Here are a few of the popular places to stay in and around the park. The Furnace Creek Inn is open mid-October through Mother's Day. The...

Posted to Death Valley National Park (Forum) by accarrie on 06-24-2008
Taking a break at Panamint Springs Resort in Death Valley

No better spot in Deathy Valley to recharge all your batteries then the Panamint Sprints Resort. The Panamint Springs Resort is located in the west end of Death Valley National Park off of Hwy 90. We had a great time meeting the manager Ben and look forward to seeing all the new development they have...

Posted to Mike Adventures America (MediaGallery) by Mike Pudlo on 05-27-2008

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