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link to Is Ausangate Trek Worth It? 7 Reasons Why I Loved It.

Is Ausangate Trek Worth It? 7 Reasons Why I Loved It.

During my July 2019 trip to Peru, I hiked the Ausangate Trek with my son and some family friends. Ausangate is not the most popular trek for visitors to Cusco and the Sacred Valley, but it might be...

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link to Is Hiking A Good First Date? Seven Suggestions.

Is Hiking A Good First Date? Seven Suggestions.

If you enjoy the outdoors and are considering options for a first date then hiking is a great option. Hiking is a good first date if you enjoy being outside, and you know the other person also...

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link to How Long Does It Take To Hike the Cinque Terre Trail?

How Long Does It Take To Hike the Cinque Terre Trail?

I first hiked the full length of the Cinque Terre trail in the spring of 1992 while studying abroad in Florence, Italy. I have since hiked the Cinque Terre trail countless times with study abroad...

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link to Can You Carry a Knife While Hiking in Europe? A Quick Guide.

Can You Carry a Knife While Hiking in Europe? A Quick Guide.

I am planning to go hiking in Italy next Summer while visiting friends, and I was wondering if I could bring a knife. I lived in Italy for nearly two decades and often carried pocket knives on short...

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link to Seven of the Best Ski Resorts for Summer Hiking

Seven of the Best Ski Resorts for Summer Hiking

Ski resorts are good at keeping track of trails. They score trail difficulty and make maps of them. Of course, they usually do this for their ski runs, but most of them also do this for summer...

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link to Can You Day Hike at Beaver Creek Ski Resort?

Can You Day Hike at Beaver Creek Ski Resort?

Recently my family was offered access to a condominium in the Beaver Creek Resort near Vail, Colorado. If you are in the Vail area or just driving by here is what you need to know before going on a...

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