November 2023
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Spotlight: The Bear Country
“Bear Country” is a friendly group of supporters who tease a writer, known as “Bear”, because of his fear of bears. They’ve made his fear the center of various pranks, including arranging a bear-watching excursion, distributing tiny bear trinkets in his workspace, and making a habit of sending bear-related content. Despite the ribbing, the writer…
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The Alaska Problem
The writer reflects on their fascination with Alaska after a cruise trip in 2018. Despite the challenges of distance, unpredictable weather, and the state’s vastness, they are drawn by the allure of its adventure. They are currently planning a return trip that would involve significant preparation and financial input. Amid worries, they remain committed to…
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Trail Review: White Clay Creek State Park’s Tri-State Trail
The Tri-State trail starts at the White Clay Creek State Park, crosses from Delaware into Pennsylvania’s White Clay Creek State Preserve, and ends at the tri-state Monument on the Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Delaware border. It’s an easy to moderate trail of about 3.76 miles, featuring varied terrains, forests, bridges over creeks, and culminating in the…
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Trail Review: Elk Neck State Park’s Turkey Point Lighthouse Loop
The post is a review of the Turkey Point Lighthouse trail in Cecil County, Maryland. Despite being short at 2.5 miles, the trail boasts remarkable views, including those from the Turkey Point Lighthouse and the cliffs overlooking Chesapeake Bay. Recommended for anyone visiting the area, the only downside mentioned is its disconnect from other trails…
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Trail Review: Elk Neck State Park’s Beaver Marsh Trail
The Beaver Marsh Trail in Elk Neck State Park is a well-rated 2.5 to 3-mile loop that offers good views and manageable terrain. Despite some unclear signs leading to confusion at the beach end of the trail, it provides a great day hike option for park visitors. The trail features good benches, making it accessible…
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Trail Review: Lums Pond State Park’s Little Jersey Trail
The author shares their experience of exploring the Little Jersey Trail at Lums Pond State Park in Bear, Delaware. Despite being a nine-mile loop that requires commitment, the trail offers varied terrains including fields, forests, and a pond, providing a peaceful and refreshing journey. The author advises visitors to check the park’s hunting schedule for…
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Spotlight: Deep Creek Lake’s Discovery Center
The Discovery Center at Deep Creek Lake State Park offers an immersive nature experience with wildlife exhibits, ranger interactions, and interactive exploration. Highlights include a taxidermy display, a reptile encounter class, an aviary that houses several bird species, and various informational panels. The Discovery Center is highly recommended for an optimal park experience.
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Trail Review: Deep Creek Lake’s Indian River Trail
On a camping trip to Deep Creek Lake State Park, a hike was made on the Indian Turnip Trail, a track known for wildflower bloom in spring. The well-marked trail began at Meadow Mountain and looped around the mountain’s crown through different forest growths. Cold temperatures and an active hunting area added adventure to the…
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Deep Creek Lake State Park: Camping Trip Overview
The writer chronicles a weekend trip to Deep Creek Lake State Park, Maryland, including a hike on the Indian Turnip Trail, and a visit to the Discovery Center and the lake. Despite the cold weather, they enjoyed traditional camping meals and visited an eatery called “Buddy Lou’s Eats, Drinks, and Antiques”. Expect detailed reviews and…
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Yellowstone National Park: Tips and Tricks
The writer shares tips from their Yellowstone National Park trip. Recommendations include taking breaks if journeying cross-country, expecting large travel times within the park, preparing for crowds at popular spots, going in groups of three or more for backcountry adventures, considering tours for unique experiences, and being prepared for sudden weather changes. Future plans indicate…
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