Miles of Yellow Lines
Tag: Waterfalls
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Shenandoah National Park
Wow! I was so impressed with Shenandoah National Park! That’s not to say I set the bar low, but it far exceeded my expectations. I wasn’t disappointed by a single hike. There were amazing waterfalls, views, and mountain climbs. The area reminded us a lot of the Great Smoky Mountains, but with significantly fewer crowds.…
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Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore is so beautiful! On land, there are beaches, waterfalls, lakes, and lighthouses to explore. Then there’s Lake Superior. From Lake Superior, you can really appreciate the beauty of the pictured rocks. We took a boat tour of the colorful cliffs, and I’m so glad we did. Hiking The main draw for…
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Cumberland Falls State Resort Park
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park is located in southeastern Kentucky. The main feature of the park is Cumberland Falls waterfall. The falls are approximately 68 ft tall and 125 ft wide. Because of the size of the Cumberland Falls, it is often called “the Niagara of the South”. Viewing the Falls There is a main…
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Pickle Springs Natural Area
Pickle Springs is one of our favorite hiking locations close to home! Pickle Springs is located about an hour south of the St. Louis area (near Farmington, MO). It also happens to be situated near one of our favorite Missouri state parks: Hawn. We’ll often visit the two in the same trip. There is no…