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This trail begins at the Lost Valley campground and terminates in a cave 1 1/2 miles up the valley. Features include waterfalls, a cascading creek, towering cliffs, a large bluff shelter, a natural bridge, spring wildflowers and a hardwood forest containing American beech. The cave itself is a tight squeeze for approximately 200 feet ending in a large room with a 35-foot-tall waterfall. Clark Creek, like most tributaries to the Buffalo River, tends to dry up or go underground during the late summer and early fall of most years. The available brochure is self-guiding. The first mile to Eden Falls is level and easy going. The trail then climbs steeply to the mouth of the cave. You will need reliable lights when exploring the caves.  Some of the areas within these caves can be cramped and muddy and wet.  Be prepared to get dirty!  While some areas of these caves are open and will allow you to walk through there are other areas that are much smaller so if you have issues with claustrophobia please be aware.

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The Butterfield Hiking Trail is a 15 mile backpacking adventure that starts in Arkansas in Devils Den State Park (a 2,000 acre lush Ozark Hideaway), winding through the Ozark National Forrest and then ending back at Devils Den. Named for the Butterfield Overland Express stage coach route, the Butterfield Trail offers a rugged overnight hike in the Ozark Plateau.

All in all, at 15 total miles, the Butterfield trail offers a wide variety of adventures to explore, including several caves, swimming holes and breathtaking scenery.

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Kayak the Colorado River on the forgotten 15-mile stretch between the Glen Canyon Dam and Lees Ferry. The whole time you will be surrounded by the skyscraper steep walls of the canyon where the vertical cliffs start out at 700 feet and halfway through the trip, they rocket to 1,700 feet. This area boasts the southwest’s cleanest water and an abundance of trout. Enjoy the breathtaking views while the current takes you. Stop and relax or fish on one of the many shaded beaches and Camp on one of six designated swaths of sand, then watch slivers of stars emerge between narrow canyon walls.

Antelope Canyon is at once one of the most breathtaking and tranquil places on earth.  Gently carved from the Navajo sandstone over the course of countless millenniums, the slot canyons are majestic and narrow passages, just enough space for a small group to walk the sandy floor - and for the occasional shafts of sunlight to shine down from above.

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The Channel Islands are about an hour boat ride from Southern California’s coast. Although the islands are close to some very large cities, it seems as if you are in another world! The adventure begins from the moment you hop on the boat, so keep your eyes open for the wide variety of sea life that lives in the area from dolphins to seals and even blue whales.

On this 4-day trip you will enjoy some of the many hiking trails that are scattered through out the island. You will also be doing some sea kayaking where you will get a chance to explore some of the beautiful sea caves that the Santa Cruz Island have to offer or If you just feel like relaxing you can lay out on the beach at Scorpion Cove.

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Magnificent alpine basins defined by sculpted peaks cradle shining blue lakes and are linked by high passes with awe-inspiring views, all on a relatively short trip that’s about half in Sequoia National Park. One layover day in the Cottonwood Lakes or the South Fork Lakes would let you climb Mt. Langley—the Sierra’s southernmost 14,000-footer—or easier Cirque Peak, or explore Cottonwood Basin. Another layover day, this one near the lake on Upper Rock Creek, would permit a dayhike into breathtaking Miter Basin or a visit to dramatic Siberian Outpost.

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For many, Half Dome defines the Yosemite landscape; this stunning granite monolith appears in more scrapbooks worldwide than virtually any other peak. Reigning supremely over the valley floor at 8,842 feet, its looming form is unmistakable as it beckons hikers to a lofty 360-degree panorama. On the must-do list of nearly every California hiker, this is a challenging and long journey that features rushing rivers, turbulent waterfalls, and steep granite walls. The hike first ascends past Vernal and Nevada Falls to Little Yosemite Valley, plateaus briefly, then continues rising. The last 400 feet of the climb are the most memorable, as they include the infamous Half Dome cables that carry you up the final exposed pitch. But the real prize is the jaw-dropping view once you arrive, which should help you forget nearly all the pain of this 5,000-foot ascent.

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This counterclockwise loop combines three trails, the Boardstand, Old Military Road and the Ouachita, to form one of Oklahoma’s best 2-night trips. Seven different trailheads provide plenty of customization options and easy-access water cache spots during hot, dry summer months.

Beginning in Holson Valley, the first several miles of this loop roll westward through several forested ravines and then turn uphill toward Talimena State Park, cresting Winding Stair Mountain’s western flank at mile 6.4. Stop to read the historical marker at the end of Old Military Road and dip downhill before slowly climbing again along the ridge’s southern slope toward the route’s high point near Panorama Vista at mile 11.5—there are several developed backcountry sites to stop on day 1.

The second half of the loop begins with spectacular views of the Chancellor Mountains as the trail dips downhill to Bohannon Creek and rises to Deadman’s Gap where it again crests the mountain’s ridgeline and turns sharply downhill. Rejoin the Indian Nation Trail just before mile 16. The last several miles of trail roll over small hills in the forested Holson Valley heading west to loop end and the 0.7-mile spur to the trailhead.

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Not ready to conquer Everest just yet?  Then come try your hand at mountaineering one of Colorado's best known 14ers.  The legendary Mount of the Holy Cross is famous for the east facing cross couloir, which fills with snow and forms a well defined cross. Erosion has made the cross less defined in the last 100 years. First discovered in 1869, it became the destination of Christian pilgrimages early in the 20th century, and continues to sport a colorful history that persists to this day.

The mountain is only 14 miles from the Vail ski area, and can be seen from a number of vantages, but for an intimate look at the mountain's namesake cross on the east face, one must climb up and over neighboring Notch Mountain to see it.

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Mount Whitney, of the California Sierra Nevada, holds numerous distinctions. It is the highpoint of both Tulare & Inyo counties. It is the highest peak in the Sierra, & indeed in all of California. Finally, it rises higher than any piece of land in the United States outside of Alaska.