Big Hill Pond state park in TN - anyone have a trail map?
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try      terraserver.com
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I really don't think anyone is going to be that generous to give you any spots unless they don't use them anymore.. Best thing is to get a quad map of the areas around there.. look for highest ground..even if its only a foot higher.. also look for eroded places and agriculture that desturbs the earth pretty often and close to a body of water or where one used to be .. you can tell on the quads where old swamps,slews ,and rivers used to flow..look on the high ground there because the native americans would never stay more than half a mile away from fresh water and were deathly afraid of flash flooding since they didn't have locks and dams like we do,or levees..When you have found these suspected areas around there on the maps do a little leg work and look for broken pottery or flint chips..almost always a tale tale sign..but I have found beautiful big arrowheads where there shouldn't be so always check out road cuts,creeks that fall, eroded creek and river beds and keep your eyes down on the ground you will find em..and who knows..some old timer might tell you where to look..farmers are pretty nice and if you go to the feed stores and ask around..someone usually always knows where there were some or there is some..always ask a land owner..and they will always be glad to see you when you come to hunt
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try http://www.outdoorreview.com/
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Try this site, it has some links of the park and surrounding areas: http://borntoexplore.org/river/attractions.htm
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google.com...then enter "Ross Mount Jefferson bikes". It will lead you to the sites.
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The pond is not likely round enough or a pedometer accurate enough for more than a rough estimate.\n\nA better alternative would be to use Google Earth.  It has a measuring utility that lets you define your path and will tell you distances more accurate than the above.\n\nGood luck.
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http://www.pigeon-forge-attractions.com/mine.html\n\nhttp://www.roanoke.com/printer/printpage.aspx?arcID=17341
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I don't know off hand where you would get maps of this river , but try out these websites for more info.\nhttp://www.epa.gov/rivers/98rivers/new.html\nhttp://ils.unc.edu/parkproject/visit/neri/home.html\nYou can also try and contact the North Carolina State Parks and ask them. They are very helpfull and usually answer you by email in a few days. As for camping in that area see below.\nhttp://ils.unc.edu/parkproject/visit/neri/do.html#camp\nThis site has a map of the canoe routes for New River.\nI hope this helps you out and enjoy NC, we did!!!
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here you go...\nhttp://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/polycomm/pressrel/railstrails0699.htm
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I found a reference to "Ken's Truck stop at top of Snoqualmie Pass", but the referenced page is no longer there.  I think it was a forum page on classadrivers.com.
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Go to Mapquest.com and they will get you through it, not hard at all
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You can so a search for Oak Ridge, Tennessee.  After that, do a search for newspapers there.  Most major newspapers will have a obituary search.  I hope that helps.
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yes some of the trails start at the observatory.there are alot if you look in that area.there are also trails by the greek theater about a half mile south of the observatory.
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the provincetown pilgrim monument i believe. check it out on google earth
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I'm fond of Western MA. \n\nFirst Link below is to Savoy Mt. State Forest in Florida, MA - there is a pond at that site and the campgrounds are open year round.\n\nMy personal favorite of this entire system is Mohawk Trail State Forest, also open year round - I love the Cold River.  Second link FYI.\n\nThere are a bunch of other links to the rest of the camp sites in this network.
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Bigfoot conference at Ohio's Salt Fork State Park, April 29th. Check out these links. And no I don't think I'll be alone in the woods with ya!!!\nhttp://www.angelfire.com/oh/ohiobigfoot/abc.html\nhttp://www.bigfootencounters.com/\nThe links page on Bigfoot Encounters is about the best.\nhttp://www.texasbigfoot.com/\nhttp://www.bfro.net/\nhttp://www.internationalbigfootsociety.com/\nhttp://www.bigfootlady.net/\nhttp://www.geocities.com/saqatchr/index3.html\nhttp://www.cryptozoology.com/\nHappy Sasquatch Hunting!!!!\nDo You Believe?
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http://www.treehouseplans.bigstep.com/