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Big Thicket National Preserve
Kirby Nature Trail
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1½ to 2½ miles roundtrip | Experience the Big Thicket on a gentle loop hike through different kinds of forest. See majestic bald cypress trees and knees and Village Creek.
Pecos National Historical Park
Glorieta Battlefield-North Loop
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Big Thicket National Preserve
Beaver Slide Trail
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1 mile roundtrip | The Beaver Slide Trail is a hidden gem. This short hike leads hikers past several scenic ponds and sloughs. Keep an eye out for beaver dams along the way!
Yellowstone National Park
Slough Creek Trailhead (2K5)
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From the Slough Creek Trailhead you can embark on the following trail:- Slough Creek TrailThere is abundant parking, including a parking area for horse trailers. This is a popular trail. During the winter, the gravel road is closed to vehicles. Park in the parking area just off the main road near the vault toilets and ski or snowshoe in to the trailhead. Slough Creek Trail This 3.4-mile (5.4-km) there-and-back trail follows a historic wagon trail into the Absaroka-Beartooth W
Natchez Trace Parkway
Donivan Slough, Milepost 283.3
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Donivan Slough, a cultural and nature trail invites walkers on an easy hike to learn about historic agricultural practices and the natural habitat of the area.
Everglades National Park
Anhinga Trail
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The famous Anhinga Trail is a self-guiding pavement and boardwalk trail winding through and over sawgrass marsh and freshwater slough. A paved path leads you along the water and to a looping boardwalk, providing views into the prairie and the clear waters of the slough. You may see alligators, fish, turtles, anhingas, and many other birds, especially during the winter, when the generally lower waters of the dry season concentrate aquatic wildlife in the slough. This is one th
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Southside Park in Sacramento, California is the site of historic development and urban planning. The park was known for its surrounding Latino and multicultural communities, as well as the site of the United Farm Workers March in the spring of 1966. The Southside Park retains sufficient historic integrity and demonstrate its role in city planning, and its subsequent role as a community gathering space for celebration and recreation throughout the 20th century.
Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail
Waterbird Regional Preserve
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Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail
Montrose Landing
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Crossing the frozen Mississippi River here at Montrose Landing was the first hurdle the Mormon Pioneers faced during their exodus from Nauvoo.
Everglades National Park
Shark Valley Tram Trail
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A 15-mile, flat paved loop trail, open year around, and only access to the Shark Valley Observation Tower. Great panoramic views of the Everglades along with wildlife sightings. Open 24-hours a day, year around.
Lake Clark National Park & Preserve
Story of a Photo: A Grateful Heart
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Read how this historic photo demonstrates the abundance from the land and Dena’ina values revolving around gratitude. Gain a deeper insight into the historic photo of Katie Trefon Hill Wilson and her mother, Mary Ann Trefon, at the mouth of Walker’s Slough, Chulitna River, circa 1927.
Everglades National Park
Royal Palm
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Royal Palm Information Station and Bookstore is a great place to stop to see wildlife, walk trails, attend a ranger program, or purchase souvenirs. The gift shop is open year-round from 9AM-4PM. Attend a ranger talk or follow a ranger on a guided walk beginning at the Royal Palm Visitor Center. Royal Palm serves as the terminus of two wheelchair accessible trails, the Anhinga Trail and Gumbo Limbo Trails, each offering visitors the opportunity to explore a different ecosystem
Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail
Lewis and Clark National Wildlife Refuge
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Near the mouth of the Columbia River, the Lewis and Clark National Wildlife Refuge is a quiet, undisturbed natural area that appears much the same as when the Corps of Discovery traveled along the river in the fall of 1805 and spring of 1806.
Wrangell - St Elias National Park & Preserve
Valdez to Fairbanks wayside
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The historic Valdez Trail was used by stampeders from Valdez to the gold rush in the Yukon. A small section of the Valdez Trail is on the Boreal Forest Trail around the Copper Center Visitor Center.
Wrangell - St Elias National Park & Preserve
Valdez Trail wayside
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The historic Valdez Trail was used by stampeders from Valdez to the gold rush in the Yukon. A small section of the Valdez Trail is on the Boreal Forest Trail around the Copper Center Visitor Center.
Everglades National Park
Old Ingraham Highway
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The historic Old Ingraham Highway was the first motorway to Flamingo but now provides at least 10 miles (one way) of backpacking into the heart of the Everglades. There are two backcountry campsites along this trail.
Everglades National Park
Bobcat Boardwalk Trail
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A short accessible .2 miles trail that winds through a willowhead. The boardwalk allows visitors to view the wildlife all around them. Open year round.
Everglades National Park
Pa-hay-Okee
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This elevated wooden boardwalk leads to an overlook that offers sweeping vistas of the "river of grass". This raised observation platform provides close up views of dwarf cypress trees, magnolia, air plants and string lillies. The trail is 0.16 miles or 260 meters roundtrip, Wheelchair accessible.
Everglades National Park
New water plan for South Florida is good news for Everglades National Park
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Everglades National Park is about to get more, clean fresh water, particularly in the dry season. In fact, the distribution of fresh water all across southern Florida is about to change for the better with a new plan born from the collaboration of government agencies, including the National Park Service, tribal nations and stakeholder groups.
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Wolf 911M, the alpha male of the Junction Butte pack, appeared healthy in early 2016. Although he bred with the pack’s alpha female, she died during the spring with their pups. The pack still had offspring, however, when two of 911M’s daughters gave birth to nine pups near Slough Creek. He traveled with the pack, hunted elk, and protected his grand-pups from an invasion by the Mollie’s pack in April...