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Nevada

Red Rock Canyon NCA:Nevada's World-Class Rock Climbing Center

Red Rock Canyon NCA:Nevada's World-Class Rock Climbing CenterOne of the Southwest's most popular places to visit, the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area (NCA), just 17 miles outside of the Las Vegas Strip, is getting a new $23 million visitor center, along with money to remove brush and improve landscaping.

Red Rock Canyon was designated Nevada's first National Conservation Area in 1990. More than one million people a year visit the 195,819-acre park unit, which includes a 13-mile scenic drive, 30 miles of hiking trails, picnic areas, campground, interpretive boardwalk, and visitor center.
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California

Fort Ross State Park: Northern California's Tsarist Russian Outpost

Fort Ross State Park: Northern California's Tsarist Russian Outpost Many visitors to Fort Ross State Historic Park, 12 miles north of the town of Jenner on state Highway One, are surprised to discover that Russians, along with native Alaskans, established a place for themselves in early California history.

Roughly 75 ...
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Grand Teton

Laurance Rockefeller Preserve Center Offers Grand Teton Visitors High Def Way To Experience Park

Laurance Rockefeller Preserve Center Offers Grand Teton Visitors High Def Way To Experience Park Officially it's known as the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve, others simply know it as the Preserve, but whatever you call it, visitors to Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park will come to know it as some of the most breathtaking country in America, ...
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Nebraska

Scotts Bluff National Monument: Nebraska's Ancient Giant of Pioneer Legend

Scotts Bluff National Monument: Nebraska's Ancient Giant of Pioneer Legend Scotts Bluff National Monument, part legend, part fact, is one of those natural wonders in America's West that must be experienced to be appreciated.

Rising up more than 800 feet above western Nebraska's North Platte River, between 1841 and 1869 more ...
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Wyoming

A Home in the West, If We Can Just Follow the Oregon Trail to Get There

A Home in the West, If We Can Just Follow the Oregon Trail to Get There Between 1840 and 1870 thousands-some experts say maybe as many as half a million-emigrants went West, following the Oregon, California, Mormon and Pony Express Trails that took them across the Grain Plains and to settlements in Oregon, Utah and Calif...
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