Belize is a top tourist destination for Mayan temples, but it also has some of the best hiking in Central America. Here are the top ten hiking destinations that outdoor adventure seekers can discover.
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Located in the Sequoia National Forest, the spirit of the Wuksachi still lives in this peaceful place. Built in 1999, Wuksachi Lodge reflects the pristine forest and abundance of animals that attracted the Wuksachi to this region. You can see this theme echo throughout the architecture, activities and attentive staff who serve their guests.
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Vail Lake is a large reservoir in western Riverside County, California, about 15 miles east of Temecula. It’s a warm water lake where crappie, blue gill, catfish, and largemouth bass reside in these quiet waters. If you live within reach, Vail Lake and its rich countryside might be a destination to work out your own plan for getting out of doors.
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According to Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument tour guide, Garrett McAllister, the majority of structures that make up the cliff dwellings are exactly as they were when the Mogollon people built them in the 1270s.
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The Santa Rosa Plateau consists of approximately 8,400 acres of several native plant communities. There are 59 (of the 120 sensitive species) in the Inland Empire of Riverside and San Bernardino counties which can be found on the Santa Rosa Plateau.
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Yosemite smashes into your soul and forces one to remember nature and the human requisite to be in it. Without sounding too neo-hippy, communion with things such as wildlife, undeveloped nature and electronics-free outdoors is gut-level imperative to one’s soul.
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Snow Creek trail is not as popular as some of Yosemite’s other trails. In spring, that was a good thing: we had the trail almost to ourselves. As mentioned above, this description of the Snow Creek Trail bear repeating: Hikers, myself included, would describe the trail as “strenuous” and “brutally difficult.” It is the steepest of the five trails from the Yosemite Valley floor.
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