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Like Vélib' in Paris, B-cycle is a self-service bicycle service that makes it easy to get around Madison. The network, which has recently expanded, now includes 45 stations and 300 bicycles spread throughout the city. Madison B-Cycle is particularly popular with students, who appreciate its affordable rates and convenience. We recommend its use for short trips, as there is a surcharge for more than 30 minutes.

This association promotes soft means of transport, such as cycling and walking. It organizes walking and cycling events throughout the city and around Lake Champlain. You can rent a two-wheeler for a few hours or a day. Cycling is a great way to get to know Burlington and, more importantly, to get around the Lake Champlain area. You can rent a bike (or an e-bike) for a few hours or for one or more days. Reservations are required on the website.

Want to go on a Narrows trip but don't have the equipment, tubing down the Virgin River, biking through Zion, climbing the walls, canyoneering, or hiking in the summer or winter with snowshoes on your feet? Zion Outfitter will rent you the equipment you need and provide you with knowledgeable guides at any time of the day or night. This outdoor store even offers a shower service.

If you are nostalgic for the rollerskate evenings of the disco years, this is the place to come and surround yourself. During the sunny days, parties with DJs are organized every Friday, with themes sometimes kitschy as well: Saturday Night Fever, Britney Spears, David Bowie, hip-hop from the 1990s.... If you come in disguise, you can take part in the contest for the best costume. Roller skate rental is included in the price, but you can bring your own pair. In winter, the track is transformed into an ice rink.

Located before the entrance to Red Rock Canyon, Calico Hills is well worth a stop to explore. This trail offers close access to the climbing spots and one of the best views of the Canyon's red cliffs. It follows the Calico I and II trails. Above all, it offers different landscapes. Red rock may be present, but the natural environment here is more generous than in the Canyon. At the entrance to Calico Hills (on the community side), you'll also find a large parking lot and picnic areas.

Rudy Horseback Adventures offers a variety of horseback rides in Bryce Canyon National Park ranging from a short 1.5 hour ride to a full 6 hour tour. The company also offers a 4-hour tour of Thunder Mountain. This tour requires some horseback riding experience. If you prefer, you can experience the life of the pioneers by riding in a wagon (with a little more comfort) as in the good old days of the conquest of the West (50 min).

Even more beautiful than the ice rink at Rockefeller Center, there's the one in Bryant Park! In this island of greenery surrounded by buildings and bordered by the magnificent New York Public Library, you can skate to the sound of Frank Sinatra, Barbara Streisand and even Edith Piaf! Here too, there is a Christmas tree decorated with a thousand decorations. And after so much effort, take advantage of the Christmas market in the park to enjoy a good cinnamon hot chocolate or mulled wine. There are people, but the setting is simply magical.

This ultra-modern indoor climbing facility will delight climbing enthusiasts. A short video training is given to you if it's your first visit. You will be able to do bouldering, wall climbing... Inclined and interactive walls are even proposed, on the floor. Courses and initiations to climbing are offered, as well as yoga sessions, fitness. But the weight room is not really taken by storm: the muscles have already had enough opportunity to heat up on the walls! As for the showers and changing rooms, they are a luxury.

Cycling is the best way to discover Nantucket, and this company understands that. Nantucket Bike Tour does much more than just rent bikes: it offers tours of Nantucket in small groups, led by guides who know the island inside out and who punctuate the rides with anecdotes. Depending on what you want to do, join a brewery, ride to Sconset, ride into the sunset or explore the historic buildings. There's something for everyone! Bicycles are provided, as well as helmets.

Another way to fish on the fly. David takes care of everything and takes you for several days in search of the most beautiful and tasty fish in the region. Be ready to live a real adventure. On the other hand, you will be very expensive. 

18-hole private golf course.

Three 18-hole courses, including two championships.

Canyon Rides offers guided horseback rides in Zion National Park in two formats. The first ride (1 hour) is a walk along the Virgin River. The second tour is a 3-hour ride along the Sand Beach Trail, a several-mile trail with a 300-foot elevation gain. This walk will give you a spectacular view of the southern end of Zion. A great experience. There are several times during the day. Canyon Rides also offers other tours at Grand Canyon (North Rim) and Bryce Canyon.

This trail connects Yavapai Point to Hermits Rest along the canyon rim, a distance of 21 km. It can be hiked from one end to the other or joined by any intermediate viewing area, as the road and shuttle buses are never far away. Most of the trail is paved and some sections are accessible. This is an excellent hike for viewing the interior canyon and for visitors who want an easy hike with minimal elevation gain. In winter, the surfaces can be slippery.

This steep trail begins west of Bright Angel Lodge and descends into the heart of the canyon along a gorge. It is certainly the most popular of the trails and the best designed. Indian Garden, our proposed end point, is a small oasis on the Tonto Plateau, 7.4 km and 933 m elevation gain from the trailhead. Very high probability of frost in winter. This trail is very well maintained and has water stations and toilets.

The trailhead is 3 km from the Grand Canyon Lodge and leads past Roaring Springs (where we suggest you turn around) to the Phantom Ranch hut and Bright Angel Creek. This is the only groomed trail from the North Rim down into the canyon. Do not, under any circumstances, attempt to hike from the North Rim to the river and back in a day! If you have any doubts about your ability, just do the Coconino Overlook (2.4 km round trip) or the Supai Tunnel (6.5 km round trip).

Forestry hike to Widforss Point. You don't have to hike all the way to get great views. To get there, take the dirt road 400 m south of Cape Royal Road for 1.6 km to the trailhead parking lot. Like most North Rim trails, this hike crosses the plateau rather than skirting the ends of the canyon. At Widforss Point, you'll have a great view of buttes and side canyons. The path to the main viewpoint is shaded and nearly flat.

A trail anyone can do. This trail follows the canyon rim from the Grand Canyon Lodge to North Rim Campground. It also connects to the northern part of Bridle Path and the Backcountry Information Center. Although this trail is not difficult, be aware that some sections are very steep and go through forests and open country. Be aware that you may see hemiondeer and other wildlife!

2 tennis courts free of charge and accessible to all. As a bonus: an indoor swimming pool to refresh after workout.

The Kapalua Golf Academy is a must for golf enthusiasts in Kapalua. It offers courses and training for all levels, from beginners to experienced players. Whether you want to improve your swing, perfect your short game or simply take up golf, Kapalua Golf Academy has qualified professionals to guide you. What's more, the setting is magnificent, with breathtaking views of the ocean and surrounding mountains.

Located in Springdale, the town at the entrance to Zion National Park, the Zion Cycle bike store is the ideal place to rent two-wheelers and explore the park. The shop offers a wide range of models, from mountain bikes to road bikes and electric bikes. Children's bikes are also available, as are bike racks and trailers. The store also offers a maintenance and repair service. A must for cycling enthusiasts.

Like the nearby Cape Royal Trail, the Cape Final Trail offers a nearly 270-degree view of the eastern Grand Canyon, with the advantage that the view is less obscured by trees. This trail is among the best views on the North Rim. To reach the highest point, you have to walk about two miles on an old forest trail, closed to all vehicles. A small parking area is provided at the trailhead, which is in a clearing in the pine woods 2.5 miles north of the end of the Cape Royal Road.

Just 40 miles northwest of the Strip, this beautiful desert oasis is sure to delight any golf enthusiast. Designed by legendary designer Pete Dye (1925-2020) - inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in November 2008 - the resort contains three courses: Snow Mountain, Sun Mountain and The Wolf. The Wolf is the newest and most challenging of the three courses and is for experienced players who want to push their limits.

Located in Griffith Park, near the Greek Theatre, this is one of the most beautiful areas dedicated to golf in Angeles. It features seven 18-hole courses, three 9-hole courses and two Par 3s - one shot and two putts. Greenery as far as the eye can see, well-kept grass, good value for money: Roosevelt Golf Course offers quality services. The icing on the cake: the possibility of seeing a family of deer watching the players from afar. However, beware: the course can be overcrowded, especially on weekends.

After the first 1,600 m of Riverside Walk, the walk takes place in water, often up to the knees. There are no groomed trails, and the only path is the river. The current is fast, the water cold and the stones slippery. This is the park's most popular thrill ride. It's very important to check with the Visitor Center in advance not only about weather conditions, but also about the difficulty of the hike and the equipment needed to brave the river's cold waters.

In summer, renting an electric-assist bicycle is an excellent way to discover Acadia National Park. It's a way of taking your time, discovering, exploring and connecting with the surrounding nature, without getting too tired. You must be over 16 and accompanied for those under 18. Island Explorer buses stop at the Hulls Cove Visitor Center. A road map will be provided with recommended itineraries according to road conditions and points of interest.

For rock-climbing enthusiasts (summer or winter), this school is a must. A reference in the region since 1993. Whether you're a first-timer or not, an individual or a group, the center offers half-day or full-day practice sessions, with AMGA/PCIA-certified instructors, experienced guides for the more experienced, and the guarantee of exemplary safety, in and around ACADIA National Park. Mountain clothing and equipment for sale.

The Kennebec River Rail-Trail follows the rail line that once linked Portland to Augusta. The trail parallels the railroad tracks that are now out of service. It also follows the 120-mile-long (190 km) Kennebec River, a historic waterway so named by the Abnaki Indians, "kennebec" meaning "long, calm waters". Once heavily polluted, the river is now a thriving habitat for aquatic wildlife, thanks in large part to clean water laws and the removal of the Edwards Dam, built in 1837.

The U.S. East Coast Greenway boasts no less than 4,800 km of pedestrian and bicycle paths linking Calais in Maine to Key West in Florida. The East Coast Greenway, in the state of Maine, stretches for 35 km along the sea, through forests and salt marshes. On foot or by bike, you can enjoy magnificent scenery from South Portland's Bug Light Park on Casco Bay (near Portland) to Kittery's Piscataqua River. Parking facilities are available at various stages (see website).

ATV enthusiasts won't want to miss this address. Bob, aka "Bobby Big Ring", the owner, is an enthusiast and a true connoisseur of his region. He knows all the good spots in the area and will be happy to advise you on the best routes to take, whatever the terrain. Very friendly and knowledgeable in his field, Bob also takes the time to chat, and will have some great cycling stories to tell you from around the world. Located right next door to the Franconia Inn.

On the cliffs overlooking the Pacific, this municipal golf course is considered "one of the prettiest courses in America" by Golf Digest magazine. And with good reason: in addition to its breathtaking setting, the panoramas to which it gives access seem almost unreal in their contrasts and shades of color. It was on the South Course at Torrey Pines that Tiger Woods won a playoff event at the 2008 US Open. Another star player, Phil Mickelson, also played on the course, this time as a child.

This is the official New England regional office of the Appalachian Trail Association. The Appalachian Trail stretches some 3,510 kilometers and is the longest trail in the world, linking Mount Springer in Georgia's Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest to Mount Katahdin in Maine's Baxter State Park. There's something for everyone on the Appalachian Trail, depending on what you're looking for and how much time you want to put in.