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How to Enjoy Berkeley's Free Attractions

By Zach Chouteau

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Visitors to Berkeley, California don’t have to spend money to have a lot of fun, with plenty of free things to do all over town. From a large and inviting college campus to dramatic ocean pier to a cool collection of amazing amphibians—here are ... more »

How to Enjoy Edmonton, Canada

By Zach Chouteau

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Originally an oil outpost that boomed due to the wealth of ‘black gold’ in the region, Edmonton has evolved into compelling city with eye-catching modern architecture and welcoming atmosphere. While not exactly overflowing with attractions, it ... more »

How to Enjoy Luxury Camping in the West

By Zach Chouteau

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Luxurious camping destinations, combining superb outdoor locales with upscale tent lodgings, are becoming all the rage with travelers seeking something a bit different. The West offers a number of great places for this kind of “glamping” (short ... more »

How to enjoy the Texas hill country

By Beveronius

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Ever wonder how to enjoy the seemingly vast sights of the hill country? The flowers, creeks, woods, and landscapes look like watercolor paintings in the distance. Here are a few things to set your sights on when traveling to the Texas Hill Country... more »

How to Explore San Francisco's Best Restaurants

By Zach Chouteau

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San Francisco is a city that prides itself on its restaurants, from the countless Italian eateries in North Beach to authentic Asian restaurants in Chinatown and elsewhere. Whether you’re seeking superb seafood or tracking down some compelling ... more »

How to Hear...... and SEE a Loon

By George Sommers

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The total silence around a northern wilderness lake can be downright eerie. When that silence is shattered by a reverberating cry of "Woo-HOOOOOOOOOOO!" it's even eerier still. The "common" loon is a striking symbol of the ... more »

How to plan a trip to Orlando, FL

By GabiGabba

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Traveling to Orlando, Florida has been a dream for many. Disney World, the endless malls and tourist attractions make this a very interesting city to visit. Make sure you do not fall for the tourist traps and that you plan a very memorable trip ... more »

How to Time Your Trip to Boston

By eHow Travel Editor

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Boston, a city with a rich historical past and cultural heritage, has been in the process of a renaissance for the past decade, returning to its former glory as the "cradle of Liberty" and "Hub of the World." A city of a zillion colleges, Boston ... more »

How to Tour Cheyenne, Wyoming

By eHow Travel Editor

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Cheyenne officially became a city in 1914, but the town's growth started in the mid-1800s from the presence of the Union Pacific Railroad. Named after a local Indian tribe, Cheyenne is the state's largest city with over 55,000 residents. Read on ... more »

How to Tour Portland's Microbreweries

By eHow Travel Editor

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In addition to all that rain and coffee that has put Portland on the map, the Rose City has become quite notorious for its hops. In the shadow of the recently torn-down Henry Weinhard's empire, you will find some of the best and most-varied ... more »

How to be a Harvard Hasty Pudding Parade Spectator

By George Sommers

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One of New England's quirkier traditions occurs just shy of Valentine's Day. Harvard University's Hasty Pudding Theatrical Company throws a parade honoring such luminaries as Jodie Foster, Scarlet Johanneson, Kathleen Turner, Whoopie Goldberg, ... more »

How to Book Train Travel From Vancouver to Edmonton

By eHow Travel Editor

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It is amazing that less than 200 years ago only the hardiest adventurers could cross the Rocky Moountains. Nowadays a person can travel from Vancouver to Edmonton in less than 24 hours. Enjoy the spectacular scenery and appreciate the luxury of ... more »

How to Endure Winter

By George Sommers

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A select few (skiers, snowmobilers, etc.) relish winter. To the rest of us Frost Belters, winter ranges from being an annoyance to a curse. The trick to getting through the season is to develop a cold weather activity that you enjoy and look ... more »

How to Enjoy America's Best Historical Attractions

By Zach Chouteau

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It can be easy to focus on dining, accommodations and entertainment when traveling, but to really understand an area or even a country you need to delve into its heritage a bit. Here then are some of the best historical attractions in America... more »

How to Enjoy Chicago in the Winter

By Zach Chouteau

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A Windy City winter isn’t for everyone, with the breeze blasting off of Lake Michigan and chilling pedestrians to the bone. A visit in the cold season can still be worthwhile however, with Chicago’s wealth of indoor attractions, excellent ... more »

How to Enjoy San Francisco’s Outdoor Attractions

By Zach Chouteau

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When one thinks of the enthralling city of San Francisco the first items to leap to mind are often its wonderful restaurants, museums and nightclubs. The truth is, however, that some of the city’s most amazing diversions can be found in the great ... more »

How to Explore New York's Central Park

By NYLady McCormack

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New York’s Central Park offers so many sights and activities that it’s nearly impossible to see it all in one visit, but visiting the Park’s better-known spots or taking a tour will provide you with a thorough introduction. Keep in mind that ... more »

How to Find a Nude Beach in Nova Scotia

By eHow Travel Editor

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Want to enjoy the sun and surf in Nova Scotia without wearing a stitch? Follow these steps to find three of the province's more popular nude beaches... more »

How to Find Cheap Hotels in San Juan, Puerto Rico

By eHow Travel Editor

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San Juan, Puerto Rico is the oldest city in the U.S. and will celebrate its 500th year as a city in 2008. This city has a rich history that's easy to appreciate in Old San Juan. There are also beautiful beaches in El Condado and wonderful ocean ... more »

How to Find Cheap Souvenirs in Hawaii

By eHow Travel Editor

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Hawaii has a reputation for being expensive and it is certainly possible to spend plenty of money there. However, if you do a little legwork, you can find cheap souvenirs in Hawaii. Each of the major islands has a stash of inexpensive items that ... more »

How to Find Hotels in Deadwood, South Dakota

By eHow Travel Editor

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Located in the scenic Black Hills of South Dakota, Deadwood is registered as a National Historic Landmark. From its beginnings in the Gold Rush to its modern-day society, the city continues to be a colorful and vibrant community. Here are some ... more »

How to get a job in a National Park

By hilites

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There are many opportunities available in national parks and monuments. These jobs could be an opportunity to work for a short or long term contract depending on the availability, the season and your own available time frame. This is a chance to ... more »

How to Get Around Chicago on a Budget

By eHow Travel Editor

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Chicago offers plenty of transportation options for visitors and residents ' getting around the Windy City on the cheap is easier than you might think... more »

How to Get Around Portland, Oregon on the Cheap

By eHow Travel Editor

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Portland is a very easy city to get around in. Unless you're heading to outlying areas, most of the city is set up in a quadrant with little hubs. The city is split between east and west by the Willamette River and split north and south by ... more »

How to Get Around San Francisco on the Cheap

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San Francisco's lively neighborhoods, excellent food and wine, vibrant fine arts scene and famous tourist attractions make it a popular destination. Fortunately, getting around the city on the cheap is fairly easy, and there are lots of ... more »

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