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July 2014

4 things you should know before hiking the Camino de Santiago Trail

One of the world’s oldest pilgrimage routes, the Camino de Santiago de Compostela across northern Spain is an unforgettable hiking experience. For more than 1000 years, pilgrims from all over Europe were attracted by the grave of the Apostle James the Great at Santiago de Compostela at the far North-Western tip of Spain, where his...
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From castles to rain forest canopies: 4 must-sees in Cornwall

Painters, sculptors and potters of international renown come to Cornwall to practice their craft because of its stunning beauty, boulder strewn moorland and intense light. National Geographic Traveler describes Cornwall as a “hybrid of historical attractions and natural beauty”, adding there is a distinct island feel to this lush green peninsula. No wonder National Geographic added...
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Summer hydration tips for hiking in Utah’s National Parks

If you’re wondering what the weather will be like on a summer hiking trip in Zion National Park or Bryce Canyon National Park, the Utah Visitor’s Bureau sums it up nicely: Generally speaking, Utah is best experienced with an extra bottle of water and some sunscreen. With daytime temperatures peaking at 102F in July and August, it is essential...
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9 ways to celebrate Independence Day in the Southwest

On July 4, the United States celebrates its 238th birthday. Whether the Fourth of July kicks off your summer vacation or just have the day off, here are 9 great ways to celebrate our amazing country. Arizona Independence Day Music Festival. July 3. Scottsdale’s Independence Day Music Festival boasts the largest fireworks show in the...
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