Posts Tagged ‘mountain biking’

Camping in and around Lake Powell, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

Sunday, March 23rd, 2008

You have five choices for camping in and around Lake Powell on the southern or downlake end of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. (more…)

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Pedernales Falls State Park, Johnson City Texas

Wednesday, March 19th, 2008

 

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Pedernales Falls State Park in Blanco County is a great Texas Hill Country family destination.  Just 35 miles West of Austin Texas it truly feels a world away.  The park at 5,211.7 acres is spacious and spread out along the banks of the Pedernales River.  The main attraction at Pedernales Falls State Park is Pedernales Falls.  The river eroded through the rock canyon and drops 50 feet over a distance of 300 feet through the layered limestone. (more…)

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Huntsville State Park, Huntsville Texas

Saturday, March 8th, 2008

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Huntsville State Park located in Walker County is in the piney woods of Sam Houston National Forest.   A large park (2,083 acres) it offers many activities. Boating in the small (210 acre) Lake Raven is limited to idle speed although motor size is not restricted.  Canoes, kayaks and row boats are rented seasonally. (more…)

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Lake Bob Sandlin State Park, Pittsburg Texas

Thursday, February 28th, 2008

 

 Lake Bob Sandlin State Park located in Titus County is near the small East Texas towns of Pittsburg and Mount Pleasant. With close proximity to both I-20 and I-30 this is a popular park with folks from the Dallas/Ft Worth metroplex approximately 140 miles distant. (more…)

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Tyler State Park, Tyler Texas

Saturday, February 2nd, 2008

 

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 Approximately 100 miles East of Dallas Texas in Smith County you will find the popular Tyler State Park.  The cities of Canton, Marshall, Longview and of course Tyler itself are close by carrying over a very urban feel to the park.  When we visited in March 2007 parents of camping families were actually driving their kids back and forth to school at the nearby cities.  At 985 acres this is a fairly small park with a pretty but also small (64 acre) spring fed lake. (more…)

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