Where did the goodnight-loving trail end?
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The Goodnight-Loving Trail ran from Young County, Texas, southwest to Horsehead Crossing on the Pecos River, up the Pecos to Fort Sumner, New Mexico, and on north to Colorado. sorry i pasted that from a site. Hope it helps. Good luck God bless.
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so I am an OBSESSED Neil Young fan... the best place for you sounds like Asheville, NC or Boone, NC... both are GREAT PLACES...check them out!
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The ranger station on Rt 321 between Marshburgh and Kane have free maps. Slaven's store near Willow Bay also has them
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The Oregon Trail isn't a real "trail" per se. It was more about the movement west of the settlers in search of a better life. There were numerous Oregon Trails.
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Silver Spring, Maryland.\nSuicide in 1990.
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Here's a home that was a stop on the underground railroad that is still standing and open to the public.\nhttp://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/underground/oh12.htm
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http://www.ok-history.mus.ok.us/enc/chsmtrl.htm\n\nhttp://www.historynet.com/we/blhardtimesoldtrail/\n\nhttp://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/CC/ayc2.html\n\nhttp://www.vlib.us/old_west/trails/cthist.html\n\nGood luck!
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Superstition Mountains, Sedona, Mogollon Rim, Havasupai Falls\nGhost Mine Trail (near Globe), 7 Falls (Sabino Canyon)
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Yes, we did that in late March 1999 from the south rim.  We started from South Kaibab trail and ended at the top of theBright Angel Trail.  Total is about 15.5 miles.  We did it in about 9 hours, 7am to 4pm.  There are shuttle buses between the two locations.\n\nWe were very tired but not exhausted. I think it's because we planned everything carefully.\n\nWe were both in our mid-thirties.  My husband is atheletic.  But I'm only 5-foot tall and not atheletic at all; my 5K running record is 30 minutes - slow :-)  Although I do have good endurance.\n\nWe went at a steady pace, especially on the way up - don't rush but do keep going; stopped to enjoy the views periodically, but never stopped for too long, even when we were really tired, or you would lose the momentum.  Lunch was less than 30 minutes by the river, better snacking along the way than having a big lunch.\n\nWe each carried a backpack - my husband's was much heavier than mine :-) and plenty of water (and Powerbars), which got consumed along the way so less haulling on the way up.  Also, we didn't have to carry camping gears, so were able to go at a faster pace then back packers.\n\nIn terms of physical preparation, we had been doing hiking (usually 4 to 8 hours trails) or running races (I did 5K and my husband did 10K or 15K) every couple months for couple years, just as a habit, not as preparation for this hike.  Some of our courses were quite hilly.\n\nWe were very glad and proud that we did it!\n\nGood luck!\n\nShawna
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Try the National Parks Service website.  Then, try L.L. Bean's website, which links nicely to information about hundreds if not thousands of recreation areas around the country.\n\nI'm frankly surprised you could not find this info before you came here to Y!A.  Did you look?
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Upper Billy Creek Campground and Nellie Lake Trailhead.\nElevation:  9,200'\nLocation: Kaiser Wilderness - Travel to the west end of Huntington Lake, on the Huntington Lake Road to the Upper Billy Creek Campground. The trailhead is 1/2 mile behind the campground. Follow the sign towards the overflow camping.\nMap: Kaiser Peak Quad\nSeason: June through October (dependent upon snowfall)\nLength of Trail: 10 miles round trip.\nDifficulty/Description of Trail: This trail is 3 hours with numerous stops due to the steepness of the hike. Approximately a 3,000’ elevation climb.\nScenic Opportunities: Excellent day hike as well as a beautiful sub-alpine lake.\nFacilities: No - Please pack out what you pack in.\nFishing/Swimming: Yes. Pplease take caution when swimming, as the water is extremely cold.\nPermits: Day permits are not required. Overnight permits are required in the wilderness.\nDrinking Water: Pack in your water; do not drink from streams or lakes.\nParking: At the trailhead.
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Easter Road i believe.\nNo, i'm wrong, it is 25 Marine Drive. Eh4\n\nSorry - i'm tired, it's been a long day!
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"Where the Sidewalk Ends" by Shel Silverstein
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sorry male\nyou mean just north of Okahumpka ?\nmy apolo if spelt wrong ,haven't been there since '73.\nnice area
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Derlva Kirwin, she used to be in Ballykissangel and goodnight sweetheart
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Yes. According to Stone Mountain Park there are two trails. Are you still with the same girlfriend after 30 years?
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Other than the neighborhood church, there are no wedding chapels that I know of in Victorville. There used ot be the Outpost Chapel at the I-15 and Hwy 395 interchange. It has been closed for several years though.\n\nIf you drive another 3 hours North on I-15, you will end up in Las Vegas where there is a wedding chapel on every corner.