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# Kvitfjell

Kvitfjell$^{[deadlink]}$ is a world class skiing destination located in Ringebu, Norway.

## Understand

Kvitfjell Alpinanlegg was built for the 1994 Lillehammer Olympics. Since then, it has become one of the best and most modern ski resorts in Northern Europe. Kvitfjell is located just 2.5 hours north of the Oslo Airport, along the main railway and highway. At an altitude of over 800m above sea level, the view from the lifts and central station leaves a lasting impression of the beautiful landscape. Kvitfjell offers challenging slopes for both beginners and experienced skiers.

## Get in

Oslo: 225 km ( 2 hours 45 minutes drive), Gardermoen: 198 km (2 1/2 hours drive), Lillehammer: 55 km (45 minutes drive), Trondheim: 315 km (3 1/2 hours drive)
* Distance to the bottom station/goal area in Kvitfjell ski area.
GPS coordinates Kvitfjell Middlestation, main parking lot N 61 28.358 E 10 08.068
If you don't have a car, getting to the ski destination is facilitated by bus, train, and taxi.

## See

* 61.50910.17321 Ringebu Stave Church (Ringebu stavkyrkje), South of Ringebu village (its 21 km from Kvitfjell; leave E6 at sign). One of the few remaining of Norway's once countless stave churches. Built around 1200 AD. 50 kr (interior).

## Do

During high season, Kvitfjell offers a variety of activities to suit the needs of all guests, young and old. For those who enjoy speed, they can arrange ski races, or even one of their popular “Romperaciade” races. For those wanting something more relaxing, they offer horse-drawn sleigh rides through the Kvitfjell forests. While you’re there, why not enjoy a nice meal with a great view?
Kvitfjell offers the following activities:
-Dog Sledding -Guided Ski Tour -Ice Climbing -Ski Courses -Ski Races -Romperaciade/Sleigh Race -The Kvitfjelliade -Dining Opportunities -Wine & Cognac Course at GudbrandsGard -Conferences at GudbrandsGard -GudbrandsGard Hotell, an Autumn Fairytale!
For more information about the activities offered at Kvitfjell, see: Kvitfjell Activities$^{[deadlink]}$

### Ski & Snowboard

Kvitfjell boasts Olympic quality slopes in a scenic environment. This is not to say it isn't suited for beginners. Au contraire; the west side of the mountain was just developed for that exact purpose! There are hills for every level of skier or snowboarder.
When it comes to Alpine, Kvitfjell offers:
-Ski Passes -Ski School -Rentals & Ski Shop -Children's Programs -Terrain Park -Skiers Cross -And more!

## Eat

There are many choices at Kvitfjell. Some of the dining opportunities allow you to organize a group meal at a cozy mountain farm, in a tipi-tent, or at a nature site selected by a guide. There are also a few after skis where you can enjoy home made sausages and goulajs soup, or for a more formal affair at GudbrandsGard Hotell's specialty restaurant. You can also have a meal at the lodge.
* Koia afterski (is located right at centre station).

## Sleep

* GudbrandsGard Hotell. is the hotel jewel of the destination, combining luxury, fairy tale, and adventure.
Many other accommodations are available to suit everyone's needs.
# Kwajalein

Kwajalein is an atoll in the Marshall Islands.
Although a restricted US Department of Defense missile research and testing site, and not accessible to the general public, Kwajalein is home to around 1,800 Americans who live and work there. There is a fully functioning community including a bank, post office, shops, schools and a small hospital, as well as buildings and installments to support the US military mission.

## Get in
### By plane

Access to the island is restricted to active-duty US military personnel and civilian contractors with proper orders, although it is possible to travel there as a dependent of a person in either of these categories.
8.72167.7316671 Bucholz Army Airfield (KWA ). United Airlines flies to Chuuk, Guam, Honolulu, Kosrae, Pohnpei, and Majuro from the local airfield. Air Marshall Islands also services the airport. Civilian passengers on commercial flights are transported to and from the neighboring island, Ebeye.

## Get around
### By car

Rental cars are not available to general public, and no taxis are on island. Residents may rent Quality of Life vehicles for hourly or daily use but most island transport is encouraged to be by foot or bicycle. There is a transport van available for passengers disembarking for Ebeye to carry them from the airport to the ferry dock.

## Do

Scuba diving and snorkeling in the waters surrounding Kwajalein is a popular pastime for island residents. A 9-hole golf course is present. Tennis courts are available. And volleyball is played on the beach every Sunday morning. Fishing is very popular trolling by boat for mahi, ono, and tuna.
# Park Ridge

There is more than one place called Park Ridge:

### Australia

* — A town in Queensland.

### United States of America

* Park Ridge (Illinois) — A town in Illinois.
* Park Ridge (New Jersey) — A town in New Jersey.
* Park Ridge (Wisconsin) — A town in Wisconsin.
# Park Cities

Park Cities refers to the twin cities of University Park and Highland Park in Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. In many ways, there is no real division between the two. The demographics are virtually identical and without changes in color to the street signs virtually indistinguishable to outsiders. Even the style of the homes doesn't offer a clue as to which town you are in.

### Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex

* Highland Park — A town in Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
* University Park — A town in Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
# Park City

There is more than one place called Park City:

### United States of America

* Park City (Illinois) - A town in Illinois.
* Park City (Kansas) - A town in Kansas.
* Park City (Kentucky) - A town in Kentucky.
* Park City (Montana) - A town in Montana.
* Park City (Utah) - A town in Utah.
Also:
* Park City Mountain Resort in Park City (Utah).
# Parker Dam

Parker Dam is a city in the Desert region of California. Its population is 3,059.

## Get in

The nearest major airports to Parker Dam are Las Vegas and Phoenix, both being around a 2.5-3 hour drive from Parker Dam.

## Sleep

* Black Meadow Landing, 156100 Black Meadow Rd, ☏ +1 760-663-4901. Black Meadow Landing is a vacation and retirement resort on Lake Havasu/Parker Dam offering RV rentals and sites, hotel/motel rooms, camping, boating, fishing, golfing, bird watching, rentals and packages.
# L'Aquila (province)

Province of L'Aquila is in the Abruzzo region of Italy.

## Cities

* 41.85457114.1990071 Ateleta
* 42.03097513.4263722 Avezzano
* 42.24399713.6576193 Bominaco
* 42.02472213.8622224 Bugnara
* 42.3654413.725925 Castel del Monte
* 42.06194413.60256 Cerchio
* 42.00833313.8991677 Introdacqua
* 41.77777813.838 Opi
* 42.0504313.991519 Pacentro
* 42.35400813.39199210 L'Aquila
* 42.34266413.64596711 Santo Stefano di Sessanio
* 41.90264213.87989412 Scanno
* 42.04802513.92619813 Sulmona

## Other destinations

There are three national parks and one regional nature park in or partly in the province. The national parks are:
* Parco Nazionale d'Abruzzo, Lazio e Molise (Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park)
* Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga (Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park)
* Parco Nazionale della Majella (Majella National Park)
The regional park is:
* Parco regionale naturale del Sirente - Velino (Sirente - Velino Regional Natural Park)
# Kūaotunu

Kuaotunu is a small coastal township on the east coast of the Coromandel Peninsula in the North Island of New Zealand. It is a popular destination for summer holidays for tourists on the Coromandel tourist circuit. It is one of the most northern beaches on the east coast of the Coromandel Peninsula and is popular with campers and beach lovers.

## Get in

Drive east over the spine of the peninsula from Coromandel town on the west side (30 minutes), or north from Whitianga (20 minutes). Both roads are sealed these days.

## Do

* Kayaking. Kayaks can be hired from Kuaotunu Campground.
* Kuaotunu Beach. The main thing to do in Kuaotunu is enjoy the magnificent beach.
* New Chums Beach. A beautiful and secluded beach with native forest down to the sand. Accessible only by boat or by foot. Cross the stream at the northern end of Whangapoua Beach (22 minute drive from Kuaotunu) and follow the rough track for 30 minutes. At high tide you might get a bit wet crossing the stream. (updated Dec 2016)
* Otama Beach, Black Jack Rd (3.5 km from Kuaotunu). A 2-km white-sand beach that has only a few houses at the eastern end, and at times you may be the only people on the beach, which is astonishing given how beautiful it is. The beach is very good and safe for swimming and the sand may squeak when you walk on it. Sections of the road to the beach are sealed. From Otama you can continue on the unsealed road to Opito Bay, the next beach. (updated Dec 2016)

## Eat

* Kuaotunu Store, 16 Black Jack Rd. Small grocery and general store with icecreams in a cone that go as big as the five-scoop Kuaotunu Killer. (updated Nov 2016)
* Luke's Kitchen & the Gallery, 20 Black Jack Rd, ☏ +64 7 866 4480. Luke's Kitchen F–Su 11am–8:30pm; Gallery daily 8am–3pm. A small pizza place with a million dollar view. Also does seafood, salads and a burger. The Gallery does coffee, sandwiches and baked goods. Pizzas $8–28, seafood $14–19, burger $20.

## Sleep

* Kuaotunu Campground, 33 Bluff Rd, ☏ +64 7 866 5628. Camping and campervan park right next to the beach. Has cafe and takeaways, open 7 days during the summer. Also rents kayaks.
* Black Jack Lodge, 201 State Highway 25, ☏ +64 7 866 2988. Popular backpackers lodge right on the beach.

## Go next

* Coromandel – the town
* Whitianga
# L'Anse

L'Anse is a village of 1,800 people (2019) and Indian reservation in Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

## Get in

US-41 runs through town. M-38 begins in the Village of Baraga, across the bay from L'Anse.
The Indian Trails bus line operates daily intercity bus service between Hancock, Michigan, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with a stop in L'Anse.

## See

* The L'Anse Waterfront Park on Baraga Avenue within the downtown area is a nice and scenic location to rest.
* The Falls River Falls in downtown L'Anse is a very long series of cascading falls that spans the entire width of the Falls River.
# Etruscans

The Etruscans were an iron age civilisation from the 8th to 3rd centuries BCE who at their peak spanned most of western central Italy and left behind a rich legacy of art and architecture in the region. Visitors to Italy can explore many Etruscan archaeological sites as well as museums housing cultural artefacts.

## Understand

Etruscan art and architecture was significantly influenced by their Greek neigbours. Some of the most impressive examples of Etruscan art can be found in their tombs, where elaborate frescoes and sculptures depict daily life and mythological scenes. Etruscan civlisation was also known for its temples and public buildings, some of which survive to this day.
During the 4th and 3rd centuries BCE, Etruscan territory gradually came under Roman control. However, the Etruscans left an imprint on Roman culture, including its architecture and engineering and the introduction of the Latin alphabet.

## Destinations

* 4212.11 Cerveteri. The town has hundreds of Etruscan painted tombs, the oldest of which date to the 7th century BCE. (updated Apr 2023)
* 42.24916711.7561112 Tarquinia. (updated Apr 2023)
* 43.01666711.953 Chiusi. (updated Apr 2023)
* 42.41888911.6316674 Vulci. (updated Apr 2023)
* 42.71666712.15 Orvieto (Velzna). (updated Apr 2023)
* 42.02388912.4013896 Veii. (updated Apr 2023)
* 42.98944410.4913897 Populonia. (updated Apr 2023)
* 41.918312.47781 National Etruscan Museum, Piazzale di Villa Giulia 9, Rome. Features a wide variety of Etruscan cultural objects including pottery and jewellery. The museum also has a replica of an Etruscan tomb. (updated Apr 2023)
# Eunice

Eunice is in the Acadiana subregion of Louisiana. This town is essentially considered the center of the Prairie Cajun culture. A new city by Louisiana standards, Eunice was settled in 1900 as a planned city on the railroad. Home to the National Park Service's Prairie Acadian Cultural Center and the Liberty Theater, Eunice has quickly become one of Louisiana's major destinations for all things Cajun.

## Get in
### By car

The major routes into Eunice are:
* US Highway 190
* Louisiana Highway 13

## See

* 30.493134-92.4172421 Prairie Acadian Cultural Center - Jean Lafitte National Historical Park, 250 West Park Avenue. W-F 9:30AM–4:30PM, Sa 9:30AM–6PM. Highlights the culture of the Prairie Cajuns by use of displays, exhibits, and weekly activities. Music show and cooking demonstration held every Saturday afternoon. Free. (updated Aug 2018)
* Cajun Music Hall of Fame, 240 S C C Duson St. All about the local music scene. +1 337-457-6534.
* Eunice Depot Museum, 220 S C C Duson St. This is more just a general museum of the area, housed in the depot that was part of developer C C Duson's plan for the town. +1 337-457-6540.
* Liberty Theater, 200 Park Ave. An important historic venue for Cajun music in this town. +1 337-457-6577

## Do

Don't miss the Courir de Mardi Gras (a traditional rural French Louisiana Mardi Gras observance with lots of horses) or the World Championship Crawfish Étouffée Cookoff if you get the chance - it is Acadiana culture at its finest.

## Drink
### Cafes

* 30.493684-92.4162311 Cafe Mosaic, 202 S. 2nd St., ☏ +1 337-546-6276. M-F 6AM to 9PM, Sa 7AM to 9PM, Su 7AM to 7PM. In the heart of downtown Eunice. Coffee and espresso-based drinks, artisan sandwiches and foods, Wi-Fi, TV, outdoor seating available $2 and up. (updated Aug 2018)

## Sleep
### Budget

* 30.494624-92.402131 Eunice Inn, 1145 E. Laurel Avenue, ☏ +1 337-457-4274. (updated Aug 2018)
* 30.495624-92.3780692 Howard's Inn Motel, 3789 Hwy 190 East, ☏ +1 337-457-2066. $50 a night and up. (updated Aug 2018)

### Moderate

* 30.494571-92.4311643 Best Western Eunice, 1531 W. Laurel Avenue, ☏ +1 337-457-2800. (updated Aug 2018)
* 30.494606-92.4005054 Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham, 1251 E. Laurel Ave., ☏ +1 337-457-3040. (updated Aug 2018)

### Splurge

* 30.494425-92.4427055 Holiday Inn Express, 1698 US 190 West, ☏ +1 337-546-2466. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. (updated Aug 2018)
# Eucla

Eucla is in the Goldfields–Esperance region of Western Australia.

## Understand

Eucla is the easternmost town in Western Australia. Once an important stop on the telegraph line, it is now a scenic Nullarbor roadhouse at the point where the coastal cliffs move inland and the Eyre Highway drops down onto the Roe Plains.
Unlike the rest of WA, Eucla uses UTC +8:45 and not UTC +8:00. This was designed to prevent the large time difference gap between border communities and thus, one of only two habited places in the world to have their time zone with a +x:45.

## Get in

190km west of Nullarbor Roadhouse in South Australia
180km east of Madura Roadhouse in Western Australia

## See

* -31.71369128.8860471 Old Telegraph Station (4km down a well-signposted road next to the caravan park, past the airport. Good quality dirt road). The telegraph station building is half-filled with sand dunes, which along with other occasional bricks visible above the sand, gives a tantalising glimpse of the old town now buried under the sand. (updated Apr 2015)
* -31.722382128.8869032 Beach (follow the paths from the Old Telegraph Station through the dunes for 500m. If you have a 4WD, you might be able to find the paths that go all the way there). Desolate beach where you might be the only one there to enjoy the views to Antarctica. The ruins of the old jetty are to the west. To the east are several nice large sand dunes. (updated Apr 2015)
* -31.678919128.8787443 Traveller's Cross and Eyre Memorial, next to the caravan park. Memorials that offer good views down towards the beach. (updated Apr 2015)
* Bunda Cliffs. Between Eucla and Nullarbor, the highway runs close to dramatic sea cliffs. Several popular viewing spots are signposted (and usually visible by the gaggle of caravans) but there are also other roads (short, decent dirt roads) leading to the cliffs. Be very careful as the cliffs are unstable. Note that closer to Nullarbor, the cliffs steeply overlook the sea, but close to Eucla, the cliffs roll down to a lower level. Therefore, it's worthwhile to visit all the lookouts. (updated Apr 2015)

## Do

* Swimming it's easy to forget that Eucla is a coastal town, and all coastal towns have one thing in common; Water.

## Buy

Petrol is 50c/litre more than Perth or Adelaide, but 10c cheaper than the Nullarbor Roadhouse.

## Eat

* -31.676954128.8838551 Eucla Motor Hotel. Offers patchy pub food at high prices. (updated Apr 2015)

## Drink

There are no bars or pubs in Eucla.

## Sleep

* Eucla Motor Hotel, ☏ +61 8 9039 3468. The only game in town, this complex includes basic motel rooms for $125 single (extra for more people), "Budget Motel" rooms, and a caravan park. (updated Apr 2015)

## Connect

Telstra has service, but others do not. Wi-Fi is not available and even the TV channels are limited.

## Go next

* East
** Border Village (in South Australia) 12km east
* West
** Mundrabilla 100km
** Madura 180km
# Eufaula

Eufaula is a town of 2,766 (2020) in the Green Country region of Oklahoma.

## Get in

Like many suburban and rural destinations in the United States, a car is essential for travelling to Eufaula. If you are not looking to drive the entire way, or simply can't drive the entire way, there are airports a few hours away by car in Tulsa and Oklahoma City.

### By plane

* 36.198333-95.8880561 Tulsa International Airport, 7777 Airport Dr, Tulsa, ☏ +1 918 838 5000. Located roughly 80 miles (about 130km) NW of Eufaula, the airport has direct flights from several major US cities, including Los Angeles (LAX), Chicago-O'Hare (ORD) and Atlanta Hartsfield–Jackson (ATL). (updated Dec 2023)
* 35.393056-97.6008332 Will Rogers World Airport (Oklahoma City) (OKC), 7100 Terminal Dr, Oklahoma City, ☏ +1 405 316 3200. Located roughly 125 miles (about 200km) west of Eufaula, the airport has direct flights from numerous domestic airports, including Chicago-O'Hare (ORD), Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson (ATL), and New York-La Guardia (LGA). (updated Dec 2023)
# Eufaula (Alabama)

Eufaula is a town on the west bank of the Chattahoochee River in the River Heritage region of Alabama, and like that river, Eufaula is a real sleeper, though it has a dark restive past, with secessionists terrorizing abolitionists before the Civil War, and white supremacists killing at least 7 black individuals during the Election Riot of 1874, not to mention municipal officials postponing integration as much as possible. All that aside though, some nice historical architecture remains to be seen.

## Get in

Eufaula is at the junction of US 82 and US 431, so that you can get to places like Dothan and Columbus, GA pretty easily by car.

## See

* 31.89713-85.146441 The Shorter Mansion, 340 N Eufaula Ave, ☏ +1 334 687-3793. M-Sa 10AM-4PM. A Classical Revival-style home originally built in 1884 and rebuilt in 1906 after it had burned. It features tours and a museum on the second floor. (updated Sep 2021)
* 31.89455-85.145532 Hart House, 211 N Eufaula Ave. Greek Revival home dating back to 1850, making it one of the oldest in Eufaula. Not really open to the public. (updated Sep 2021)
* 31.892-85.157113 Fendall Hall, 917 W Barbour St, ☏ +1 334 687-8469. M-Sa 10AM-4PM. Italianate-style home with wood construction and a cupola originally built around 1856. (updated Sep 2021)
* 31.89955-85.143964 The Seth Lore and Irwinton Historic District, 500 N Randolph. The historical commercial strip of Eufaula that could be worth a stroll. (updated Sep 2021)
* 31.89847-85.146195 The Tree That Owns Itself, at junction of Cotton, Highland, and N Eufaula Aves. An obscure landmark with some lore about the tree taking ownership of the land where it has put down its roots. (updated Sep 2021)

## Do

* 31.89327-85.14031 Yoholo Micco Rail Trail, 404 E Broad St. This rail trail with a Creek Indian name is anchored by Manny the 12 Foot Tall Fish statue at the south end and Old Creek Town Recreation Center on the north for walking and biking adventures along the Chattahoochee. (updated Sep 2021)
* 31.91579-85.118052 Old Creek Town Recreation Area, 1198 Lake Dr, ☏ +1 334 687-1213. A Chattahoochee riverside park with somewhat of an ambiguous swimming area. Offers pretty views nonetheless. (updated Sep 2021)
* 31.98276-85.109463 Lakepoint State Park, 104 Old Hwy 165, ☏ +1 334 687-8011. Another but even grander riverside park where you might even see an alligator (also known as Mr. Chompy if you're out swimming). It has a resort with a cafeteria/buffet, cabins, pool, and campground as well. (updated Sep 2021)

## Sleep

* 31.89091-85.136161 Quality Inn & Suites Quality Inn Near Lake Eufaula, 631 E Barbour St, ☏ +1 334 370-0462. Staying here you can get a glimpse of the river from your room or at least from the pool. $67. (updated Sep 2021)

### Campgrounds

* 31.91138-85.153812 Lake Eufaula Campground, 151 W Chewalla Creek Dr, ☏ +1 334 687-4425. Has a pool even. (updated Sep 2021)
* Lakepoint State Park
# Eungella National Park

Eungella Mountains National Park (pronounced YUNG-gel-ə) is in Queensland, west of Mackay.

## Understand

The name Eungella means 'Land of the clouds'. It is considered to be the longest continual stretch of sub-tropical rainforest in Australia.

### History

The original inhabitants of the region are the Wirri people.

### Climate
## Get in

The park is accessible by road via State Route 70 and State Route 64 from Mackay. No buses, tours, trains nor planes.

## Get around

Most places can only be reached by walking.

## See

* Pioneer Valley view from the Sky Window
* -21.145445148.4990881 Sky Window Lookout Picnic Area, Eungella Dam Road. (updated Sep 2021)
* -21.13166148.49362 Goodes Lookout, MacKay Eungella Rd. Just another lookout. (updated Sep 2021)

## Do

* Try to spot platypuses and turtles from the platform at Broken River picnic area.
* Walking: there are more than 20 km of bushwalking tracks, some with scenic lookouts.

## Buy

* The Broken River picnic area has facilities for day visitors.

## Eat

No cafes, restaurants or anything. Bring your own food.

## Sleep
### Lodging

No lodging at Eungella National Park

### Camping

Camping is permitted at -21.170156148.4987491 Fern Flat campground, which is accessible by walking only.

### Backcountry
## Go next

* Mackay
# Koktebel

Koktebel (Ukrainian: Коктебель) is in the Crimea. Also known as Planerskoye, is one of the most popular resort townlets in the Crimea, situated on the shore of the Black Sea about halfway between Feodosiya and Sudak. It is best known for its literary associations. The Russian poet Maximilian Voloshin made it his residence, where he entertained many distinguished guests, including Marina Tsvetayeva, Osip Mandelshtam, and Andrey Bely (who died there). They all wrote remarkable poems in Koktebel.

## Get in

You can get to Koktebelj either directly by minibus from the train station in Simferopol or by going to Feodosiya and catching a minibus from there. You can also get by boat from Feodosiya.

## See

If you go for a walk into the eastern hills over Koklteblj you will have a great view of the bay. Frequently from here you can see schools of dolphins jumping and playing in the middle of the bay.

## Do

You can take boat trip out around the national park to see a 'natural bridge' several hundred meters out into the ocean You can go for a horse back ride into the national park Great beaches for swimming. Koktebel is well known for its naturist beaches and communities with naturist tourist coming from Russia and Eastern Europe. The Koktobel Jazz Festival $^{[deadlink]}$, which takes places each September.

## Sleep

Accommodation in Koktebelj is a bit more expensive than many of the other places in the Crimea (and a lot nicer too). For US$20 per night (for up to 3 people) you can get a western standard room. If you're looking for something a bit cheaper head east down the main road towards the large Arab looking hotel. Around the hotel you should be able to find accommodation for US$5-10, and for the price it will generally be quite clean and nice.