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‘Enjoy an insider’s tour of the most visited national park in America. Get a taste of the great outdoors, local attractions, and even some street food in this brief but exciting tour of Smoky Mountains National Park Video Rating: 4 / 5
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Keep readingBest Easy Day Hikes Great Smoky Mountains National Park About the Author Randy Johnson is a widely published authority on the Appalachian outdoors. He’s the author of the bestselling guidebooks Hiking North Carolina and Hiking the Blue Ridge Parkway, among others. Articles and photos by this award-winning photojournalist have for decades brought the Appalachians to readers of national magazines, newspapers,
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ISBN-13 : 978-1889596310 Dimensions : 8.7 x 0.4 x 8.2 inches Publisher : University of Georgia Press; 2nd edition (April 1, 2015) Language: : English The motorcycle byways of the Southern Appalachians are classic: Georgia 60, the notorious ‘Dragon,’ and the Cherohala Skyway. Ride to the top of Georgia’s Brasstown Bald and over Tennessee’s Lookout Mountain. Cruise remote back roads to Highlands, NC, highest
Keep readingSome of the most spectacular images ever captured of the Great Smoky Mountains.Shot in high definition 1080i. This is a visual and musical journey to one of the most beautiful places on earth. DVD Video Postcard from V-Card International.
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I am not certain if my posting of these vacation rental videos will help anyone out much, but I think I’ll continue to do it because they do provide links to additional information for anyone wishing to visit the Georgia Mountains with the hope of living out their Georgia Mountain Dreams. Keep coming back for more links like this…Or you
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Southern Vermont Cross into the Green Mountain State from Massachusetts on Interstate 91, and you might feel as if you’ve entered a new country. There isn’t a town in sight. What you see are forested hills punctuated by rolling pastures. When you reach Brattleboro, no fast-food joints or strip malls line the exits to signal your arrival at southeastern Vermont’s
Keep readingCentral Vermont Central Vermont’s economy once centered on marble quarrying and mills. But today, as in much of the rest of the state, tourism drives the economic engine. The center of the dynamo is Killington, the East’s largest downhill resort. However, central Vermont has more to discover than high-speed chairlifts and slope-side condos. The old mills of Quechee and Middlebury
Keep readingNorthern Vermont Vermont’s northernmost region reveals the state’s greatest contrasts. To the west, Burlington and its suburbs have grown so rapidly that rural wags now say that Burlington’s greatest advantage is that it’s “close to Vermont.” The north country also harbors Vermont’s tiny capital, Montpelier, and its highest mountain, Mt. Mansfield, site of the famous Stowe ski resort. To the
Keep readingThe Monadnocks and Merrimack Valley Southwestern and south-central New Hampshire mix village charm with city hustle across two distinct regions. The Merrimack River valley has the state’s largest and fastest-growing cities: Nashua, Manchester, and Concord. To the west, in the state’s sleepy southwestern corner, is the Monadnock region, one of New Hampshire’s least-developed and most naturally stunning parts. Here you’ll
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