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Several options to walk to the beautiful waterfall.

If you stay at the hotel, you can take the trails from the station, if not possibility to leave the Aspen Grove car park. Finally, you can reach the waterfall from Ray's Summit station from the lift. But be careful, you can find yourself on the other side of the water source, so depending on the season and the flow, it can be very difficult to pass across the other shore. In all cases, locate the path upstream and the different paths to borrow so that you don't lose.

Joyner Ridge's parking lot offers the best place to watch the stars. Check out the Visitor Center for the dates of Night Sky Programs, the observation programs organized by the park.

Several basins arranged at different temperatures. The set has a public swimming pool, the magnificent view of the mountains and the warmth of the natural source premium. It is almost mandatory during a stay in Ouray, even more appreciated at the end of the afternoon when the swimming pool is less crowded: The ideal place to leave after a day in the open air.

La Muse Gallery is an art gallery located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The gallery features a variety of exhibitions by local and international artists. La Muse Gallery is a must for art lovers in Philadelphia.

This agency offers sightseeing tours of Manhattan... running! The areas and distances covered vary according to the desire and level of the participants, but whatever the menu chosen, the formula allows you to discover large parts of the city, quickly and cheaply! The focus will be on either a neighbourhood or site (Central Park, Brooklyn Bridge, The Village, etc.) or a thematic tour (crossroads of the world, roots of America, etc.). In the city of the most famous marathon in the world, what better idea than to discover the city while running?

To discover the park at best, first visit the main visitor center, Jacob V. Brower, the name of the park creator in 1891. With the various permanent exhibits, we learn that Itasca is the oldest park in Minnesota, or that it is following the purchase of Louisiana that it has been decided to seek the source of Mississippi. Don't miss a map and above all take a look at the model that represents the park, to find you.

This is where we will stop to pick up brochures, maps and useful information about Ely and the activities the city has to offer. In this tourist office, you can also find a lot of information about the Boundary Waters area. Accommodations, attractions and, most importantly, organizations that offer canoe trips are listed on the website, which is very well done. Good to know: a section is dedicated to winter and the activities you can do in Ely during the cold season.

This panoramic view of the Valley of Fire is an ideal place to admire, and photograph, the colorful rocks that are on the horizon.

These unusual sandstone formations altered by the forces of erosion resemble the alveoli of a hive (bee = bee, hive = hive).

Located in the Elwha Valley, these magnificent 30-meter waterfalls are easily accessible from Highway 101. It is also the opportunity to go through Elwha River, which has undergone great upheaval in recent years.

These beautiful waterfalls with blue-green reflections have Navajo names (3 miles), Havasu (4 miles), Mooney (6 miles) and Beaver (10 miles). The distances are indicated from the village of Supai, which is achievable only on foot or on the backs of mule or even by helicopter, 13 miles from the parking lot of Hualapai Hill. Some of these falls saw their path changed naturally after the major floods of 2008 that endommagèrent the reserve.

This centre explores the history of the fauna and flora of the Dungeness River. It may be interesting to take a tour in its small museum if you want to be able to spot animals once in nature. All species are represented, empaillées and in photo. The centre is also placed on the Olympic Discovery Trail, which crosses the entire peninsula from east to west and passes through Sequim on 40 miles. It is practicable on foot, cycling, roller, etc. Every Wednesday at a. m., a free guided tour of the centre and takes the curious to the heart of this rich nature for two hours. To see the salmon go up the river, we will build between mid-October and mid-January.

The town of Cascades Locks owes its name to the locks built in 1896 to allow the passage of the Cascades Rapids. The Bonneville Dam, built in 1937, will completely eliminate these rapids and most of the 1896 installations.

The god Coyote imprisoned a girl in the hollow of a rock and changed his hair into waterfall; then transformed into its applicants rock, one on the south bank (Rooster Rock), the other on the north bank (Beacon Rock). A trail of 2 km leads to Horsetail Falls.

It is a little stream of water that is going on in summer and leads, between narrow gorges, to a refreshing waterfall.

According to legend, a woman threw herself at the top of the cliff to save its people decimated by epidemics. A hiking trail leads to the top of the cliff overlooking by the waterfall. Beautiful view.

Standing on 72 metres above sea - level, this rock is a sanctuary for seabirds - puffins, gulls and cormorants, fish and other shellfish. The star of the rock are actually the starfish, which can be seen at low tide, and green anemones, some of which can take up to a hundred years. Haystack Rock formed from rejections lava from the volcanoes of the plateau of Columbia River.

Declared State park, Oswald West is one of the favourite spots Portlandais to enjoy the coast. With its beaches, lush forest and its beautiful viewpoints, the park is ideal for a day in the fresh air in family, or for a session of surfing.

This sandy beach stretches over 7 miles. With proximity, there are shops and accommodation, witnesses of the past of seaside resort of the village.