Leisure Outdoor Activity on $20 a day or less
| - Local Native Plants |
| - Invasive Plants |
| - Poisonous Plants |
| - Other Essays - Edible Plants, Medicinal Plants, Uses of Hardwood |
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| Hiking and Local Trails | Canoeing and Kayaking |
| Organizations | Snow Friendly |
| Dog Friendly | Family Activities |
| Orienteering | Cycling |
| Geocaching | Fishing |
| Birdwatching | Spelunking |
| - Sustainable Foods |
| - Sustainable Energy |
| - Municipal Achievements |
| - Politics |
| - Non-profit Organizations |
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The natural world lures everyone. Even if you do not want to backpack through the 6 million acre Denali National Park in Alaska, you may still want to visit an arboretum, do a day hike at your local park preserve or even climb a high peak in the Adirondacks. What about canoeing a Missouri river or kayaking a Class 4 in Massachussets?
What is the highest waterfall in New York State and only 1 1/2 hours from Manhattan?
Where is the abandoned 400 foot trolley bridge that was brought back to life with soil nine feet deep and a garden of flowers and trees that attracts 20,000 visitors a year? Hint: it spans the Deerfield River in Massachusetts.
Which side of the ridge in the High Peaks of the Adirondacks allows cooking fires and bear bags? Which common tree species in the Adirondacks is the worst tree to hang a food bag and that will surely be climbed by the local black bear?