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Adventure begins in Fulton County New York

If adventure is what you are seeking, Fulton County New York – home of 44 lakes and over 74,000 acres of wild forest. Rich in history with a flair for culture and the arts, you can find something exciting for everyone.

Home of the southern terminus of the historic Northville Placid Trail – a milestone hike spanning 135 miles south to north, or north to south through the Adirondack Park. Or take the Fulton County 5 Hiking Challenge and visit the Kane Mountain Fire Tower celebrating 100 years this summer!

Fulton County also offers endless adventure: boating, fishing, hiking, shopping, theater, art, concerts, history, top restaurants, rodeos, extreme mountain biking at Wheelerville Trails, motocross events at Royal Mountain, and so much more!

Home of the Great Sacandaga Lake, Historic Johnson Hall, Historic Rice Homestead, the New York Baseball Hall of [...]

  • May 18, 2022
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Let’s Go Camping In New Jersey!

Gather around the picnic table for precious friends and family time in the Garden State! Life is busy. Whether you’re 9, 19 or 69, there’s so much to cram into each day that finding time to just hang out is getting harder and harder. Until you make time to go camping in New Jersey.

Staying at a New Jersey campground gives you time to swim overlooking mountains, hike under pine trees, and play on the beaches. From the northern edge to the southern tip, New Jersey offers the best in tent camping, campsites, RV hook-ups, specialty lodging, and cabins. New Jersey campgrounds offer a wide variety of unique camping options from tepees, deluxe cabins, yurts, tree houses, retro campers, or a covered wagon along with rustic tent sites and cabins.

When camping along the Jersey coastline spend some of your time exploring 130 miles [...]

Grant County, Kentucky – Home of the Ark Encounter

Are you ready for good times of epic proportions? Grant County, Kentucky will not disappoint. Located conveniently between Lexington, Kentucky and Cincinnati, Ohio on I-75 in the rolling hills of Northern Kentucky’s southernmost county. You’ll find lakes and trails for fishing and hiking, historical sites, family fun and of course, the Ark Encounter.

The largest lake in Northern Kentucky, Williamstown Lake is a public, 330-acre recreational lake and water reservoir. It is perfect for fishing, tubing, boating, water skiing, and jet-skiing. And with over 450 homes and rentals nestled into the almost 20 miles of tree-lined shores surrounding Williamstown Lake, you can launch a canoe, kayak, or stand-up paddleboard right from your front yard.

Travel back to the early 19th century with a visit to the William Arnold Log Cabin, showcasing pioneer era furniture, early photographs, and artifacts. Stop at [...]

West Tennessee is Best Tennessee!

On the surface, Southwest Tennessee is a collection of charming small towns, mom-and-pop eateries, courthouse squares and barbecue gems. Dig a little deeper and you’ll uncover the fascinating stories, people and places that have shaped American history and culture. It’s defined, in part, by the stories of the larger-than-life figures with ties to the area.

In Southwest Tennessee, you can learn of the railroad history of the area, stroll through the home of Railroad Legend Casey Jones, learn how President Andrew Jackson and frontiersman David Crockett are tied to the area. Get to know Walking Tall Legend Sheriff Buford Pusser of McNairy County, who famously fought crime along the Mississippi state line in the 1960s.

Explore the history of African-Americans in the South, with sites that tell the stories of slavery and war, early freedom and the blues culture and the struggle for civil [...]

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