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Backpacker Tourism
Backpacker Tourism is a term used to denote a form of low-cost independent international travel, differentiating it from other forms of tourism notably by the following typical attributes: minimal budget use, longer duration traveling, use of public transport and multiple destinations/countries. The origin of the name comes from the backpacks that budget travelers generally carry in the interests of mobility and flexibility.
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Visit for a Day...
Memories for a Lifetime!
From the Mississippi River Bluffs to the Western Wisconsin Valleys,
Trempealeau County has it all.
Scenic views, charming shops, historic sites
and outdoor activities for all ages.
Get away...
to Trempealeau County
http://www.trempealeaucountytourism.com
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1st Annual Chequamegon Bay Birding & Nature Festival
Join us at the peak of the spring migration for a weekend of birding and nature programs. The festival runs from May 18 thru May 20. Events include birding expeditions, Apostle Island Cruises, kayaking, workshops and keynote speaker, Julie Zickefoose.
Motorcycle Rides & Destinations!
It's time to get Back on the Bike! Check out this page for some great scenic routes in Ashland and Bayfield County for traveling on your motorcycle or in your car. For more info call 715-682-2500/800-284-9484.
http://www.travelbayfieldcounty.com
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Springtime in Dodge County is filled with the rush of the wings and thrilling songs of thousands of migrating birds. Numerous species of ducks, geese, shorebirds, songbirds and raptors wing their way south to soar over the lush landscape of Horicon Marsh, the largest freshwater cattail marsh in the U.S. Explore the marsh by canoe, kayak or guided pontoon boat cruise. Or, take advantage of the extensive trails and roadways around the marsh and bicycle, hike or take an auto tour.
Marsh Melodies is a series of fun and fascinating events celebrating the beauty and natural wonders of the marsh, April 28 through May 20th. Highlights include a weekend focused on the area’s Native American history, May 5-6. And May 11-14 is the 10th Annual Horicon Marsh Bird Festival, with a fantastic line-up of demonstrations, presentations, tours, workshops and children’s programs - don’t miss it!
Don’t miss Dodge County’s fantastic lakes for great spring fishing. Beaver Dam Lake and Fox Lake are two incredible fishing opportunities. The Crawfish and Rock Rivers also provide great spring fishing action for a number of species. Numerous boat launches and comfortable lodging establishments make Dodge County a great early-season fishing destination.
http://www.dodgecounty.com
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In the heart of Wisconsin's northwoods lake country, there is a special place...
With over 600 miles of well groomed snowmobile trails and ranked among the top areas in the country, and world class cross country ski trials winding down pine and hardwood ridges through fragrant balsams.
With one of the world's highest concentrations of inland freshwater lakes including over 1300 lakes and 73 rivers and streams great for fishing or leisure activities within minutes of your door.
With just over half million acres of public forest lands all open for your hiking, biking, scenic driving or wildlife watching adventures. With a full calendar of delightful small-town festivals, celebrations, and attractions your whole family
will enjoy.
With the Northwoods 24-Hour Information Centers, available to visitors to the area 24 hours a day giving you access to areas restaurants, shops, lodging, recreation and event information. "Whatever the Season, There's a Reason" to experience Vilas County.
http://www.vilas.org
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Idaho Travel and Tourism Guide - Official state planner with lodging, attractions, cities, maps, recreation, events, Lewis and Clark, and free publications.
http://www.visitid.org
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The allure of the Shore lies in the endless, relaxing options, from catching a summer breeze on a porch rocker to watching a watercolor sunset.rn Feeling more ambitious? Yes, there are plenty of places to see and things to do on our serene peninsula. rn Share the excitement of the annual Chincoteague Island Pony Penning, where the famous herd always makes a splash. Or, for a down-home good time, enjoy a pig roast on a working waterfront farm. rn Sip award winning wine at a creek-side plantation vineyard, savor your fill of fresh, local seafood at our popular festivals, and hike an historic lighthouse for a bird’s eye view of Assateague Island.
http://esvatourism.org
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