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  1. Camping and Hiking (Altrec.com)
      Provides a comprehensive guide. 1-01

  2. Hiking

  3. Hiking and Camping (Altrec.com)
      Provides comprehensive guides for camping and hiking. 2-02

  4. Maps of Trails in the USA and England (Pickatrail.com)
      Provides maps of trails in the USA and the United Kingdom, especially England. Includes a few pictures from the trails. 2-02

  5. Parks - National Parks (National Parks Conservation Association - GetOutdoors.com)
      Provides a listing of national, state, and other parks by activity, such as hiking, type of attraction, such as waterfalls, and terrain, such as forests. 2-02

  6. Parks Safety (National Parks Conservation Association - GetOutdoors.com)
      Provides suggestions for making your visit to a state or national park more safe. 2-02

  7. Saving Forests

  8. Ecology

  9. Camping

  10. Backpacking in Winter (Backpacking.net)
      "Since a lot of folks consider hiking and backpacking to be a three-season activity, I thought it might be helpful to create this Winter Hiking, Winter Backpacking & Snowshoeing page." 6-05

  11. Backpacking Ultralight (Backpacking.net)
      "Whether ultralight backpacking, ultralite hiking, backpacking ultralight, backpacking lightweight, fastpacking ultralight or whatever -- one thing is clear and common -- find ways to Reduce Backpack Weight!"

      "This page features ultralight hiking and backpacking types of information and dialogue, particularly related to long-distance and multi-day travel in the backcountry." 6-05

  12. Backpacking

  13. -10-15-05 Couple Walks 4,900 Miles (ABC News)
      "A husband-and-wife team reached the Pacific Ocean on Saturday after a 4,900-mile cross-country hike, becoming the first to backpack the transcontinental American Discovery Trail in one continuous trek." 10-05

  14. Mountaineering (Wikipedia.org)
      "Mountaineering is the sport, hobby or profession of walking, hiking and climbing up mountains. It is also sometimes known as alpinism, particularly in Europe. It may be said to consist of three aspects: rock-craft, snow-craft and skiing, depending on whether the route chosen is over rock, snow or ice. All require great athletic and technical ability, and experience is also a very important part of the latter." 12-06

  15. Sea Lion, Steller "Walks" With Students (CNN News)
      "He has flippers instead of feet -- and certainly no sneakers or hiking boots. But that didn't stop a sea lion from joining schoolchildren on a walk-a-thon." 05-07

  16. Making Tracks Trail Guides (MakingTracksChallenge.com)
      "The Making TRACKS project is developing a permanent collection of hiking trails throughout the United States with a comprehensive list of common species found on each."

      "We hope to enhance hiking trails by making them into educational nature trails for beginning naturalists, families and schools. Our goal is to foster a deeper appreciation of the natural world and strengthen conservation awareness."

      "Making TRACKS provides downloadable nature guides and species lists for each trail, as well as resources for schools to make their own educational nature trails on school grounds or in nearby communities."

  17. Guinea, the Republic of (LonelyPlanet.com)
      "Guinea’s landscape is spectacular. The country has some of the world’s few remaining tropical dry forests, and the rainforests that remain in the south are lush and verdant and full of wildlife. The waterfall-rich Fouta Djalon Plateau in the west has breathtaking scenery and some of the best hiking in West Africa. Guinea is not well endowed with beaches, but those it has are superb; and often empty. It's capital, Conarky, while not heavy on the must-sees, has a vibrant nightlife and is safer than most other West African capitals." 03-09

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