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# Clinton

There is more than one place called Clinton:

### Canada

* Clinton (Ontario) - A town in Ontario.

### United States of America

* Clinton (Connecticut) - A town in Connecticut.
* Clinton (Illinois) - A town in Illinois.
* Clinton (Indiana) - A town in Indiana.
* Clinton (Iowa) - A city in Iowa
* Clinton (Maryland) - A town in Maryland.
* Clinton (Massachusetts) - A town in Massachusetts.
* Clinton (Mississippi) - A town in Mississippi.
* Clinton (Missouri) - A town in Missouri.
* Clinton (Montana) - A town in Montana
* Clinton (New Jersey)
* Clinton (New York)
* Clinton (North Carolina) - A town in North Carolina.
* Clinton (Oklahoma) - A town in Oklahoma.
* Clinton (South Carolina) - A town in South Carolina.
* Clinton (Tennessee) - A town in Tennessee.
* Clinton (Utah) - A town in Utah.
* Clinton (Washington) - A town in Washington, on Whidbey Island
# Cliff Island

Cliff Island is a small island in the Casco Bay in Maine.

## Get in
### By boat

The island is only reachable by private boat or Casco Bay Lines. There are also a number of water taxi services
* Presumpscot Water Taxi, ☏ +1 207 776-5384.
* Portland express water taxi (Portland water taxi), 14 Epps St, Peaks Island, ME, ☏ +1 207 415-8493. 24. Providing water transportation for up to 6 persons to the islands of Casco bay maine. $50.-$100..

## Sleep

The island has a cottage industry of summer home rentals.
# Clifton (New Jersey)

Clifton is a city in Passaic County, New Jersey.

## Understand

Clifton is a tiny city in Passaic County neighboring the city of Paterson. Clifton has a plentiful Arab-American population. However, its neighbor, Paterson, has a slightly bigger Arab-American population. Often overlooked for places like New York City, a day trip won't hurt a bit. There are places that may be worth visiting.

## Get in
### By car

Several highways pass through Clifton, including the Garden State Plaza, State Route 3, and others.

### By train

The NJ Transit Main Line and MTA Port Jervis Line stop at the Clifton Station inside the city limits. Ticket pricing varies depending on where you are coming from.

### By plane

Newark Liberty International Airport is only a 20-to-30-minute drive from Clifton. Numerous domestic and international carriers operate at the airport.

## Buy

* Digital Press Video Games Any video game lover would certainly want to come here. The store sells retro consoles and games alike. It is located along Route 46.

## Eat

* Eat authentic Arab cuisine The area is home to tons of Arab restaurants due to its high Arab-American presence.

## Go next

* Paterson — Although a bit run down, the city is also home to a much larger Arab-American population. It is also home to the Paterson Great Falls on the Passaic River.
* Newark — Also a bit run-down, the city actually contains tons of history, art, culture, as well as one of the biggest collection of cherry blossom trees in the nation.
* Jersey City — An important financial center next to the Hudson River. Often referred to as "Wall Street West", it still contains amazing views of Manhattan, Liberty State Park, which has ferries to Liberty and Ellis Island, and tons of foreign cuisine.
* Hoboken — Home of the first baseball game, and has some culture. It is also considered a huge hipster hub.
* New York City — The most populous city in the United States, it has tons and tons of things to see all around.
# Clifton

There is more than one place called Clifton:

### England

* Clifton (Bristol)

### South Africa

* Clifton (Western Cape) - A town in the Western Cape.

### United States of America

* Clifton (Texas) - A town in Texas
* Clifton (Colorado) - Near Grand Junction in Colorado
* Clifton (New Jersey) - A city in New Jersey
* Clifton (Virginia) - A small community outside Centreville, in Fairfax County, Virginia, near Washington, D.C.
# Clifton (Texas)

Clifton is in the heart of Texas located approximately 90 miles southwest of Dallas/Ft Worth or 35 miles northwest of Waco or approximately 10 miles from President George W Bush's Crawford ranch, that is, as the crow flies. Clifton was designated by the state legislature as the Norwegian Capital of Texas and is extremely proud of its Norwegian heritage. Annually on the first weekend of December, the community hosts Norwegian Country Christmas, which is packed with many events and activities, the showcase of which is the open house of several of the historic and other community homes and historic churches. Lutefisk supper served at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in the Norse community is always a sold out event. Norwegian luncheon served at the Clifton Civic Center is also usually sold out. So, if possible, plan ahead to ensure exposure to the entire Nordic experience. Uff da, y'all (loose translation: sensory overload Texas style)!
Clifton has also been designated as one of the top 100 arts communities in the country. There are several resident artists, art galleries, and an art conservatory. The artists include two who are members of the prestigious Cowboy Artists of America, Martin Grelle and Bruce Greene. George Boutwell, Official Texas State Artist for 2006, also calls Clifton home. Many other artists live in and around Clifton. The Clifton Conservatory houses an art museum, offers many classes, and has a community Tin Building Theater. A beautiful statue of cowboy and horse by Bruce Greene graces Heritage Park commemorating the community's frontier heritage. The Bosque Memorial Museum located in Clifton is a gem, exposing the visitor to glimpses of a rugged past.
# Clifton (Colorado)

Clifton is a city in Colorado.

## Get in

I-70 Exit 37, will bring you to Clifton Colorado. Clifton is nestled between Grand Junction and Palisade. Staying in Clifton gives you a central location for exploring in both directions in the Grand Valley.

## See

* Long Family Memorial Park, 3117 F Road, ☏ +1 970 244-3230, web-parks@mesacounty.us. 40 acre multi-purpose park. Sand volleyball, basketball, skate park, horseshoe pits, three playgrounds. (updated Aug 2023)
* 39.091-108.4841 Cross Orchards, 3073 F Rd. Living History Farm. Accurate demonstration of how an orchard worked in the early 1900's. (updated Aug 2023)

## Eat

* Dos Hombres.

## Sleep

* Colorado River State Park — Island Acres Campground/Park, PO Box 700 (Located in scenic Debeque Canyon, Exit 47 on Interstate 70.), ☏ +1 970-434-3388. Tent camping and full-service hook-up sites. Showers, flush toilets, laundry facilities, children's playground, swimming, fishing and hiking. Pets must be kept on a leash.
# Brielle

There is more than one place called Brielle:

### Netherlands

* Brielle (Netherlands) - A city in the Netherlands.

### United States of America

* Brielle (New Jersey) - A town in the state of New Jersey.
# Bridport (Tasmania)

Bridport is a coastal town in Northeast Tasmania.

## Get in
### By car

From Launceston, Bridport is a one hour drive (85 km) to the north-east via A3 and B84.

### By bus

The 775, 776 and 777 buses stop at Bridport. For most travellers, the most convenient place to catch them would be Launceston. As of 19 January 2020, the full adult bus fare from Launceston to Bridport is $13. A concession fare is $6.50, and an under 18 student fare is $1.80. There is a 20% discount on the full adult fare if you pay using a smart card.

### By ferry

If you are coming from Flinders Island, there is a ferry service between Lady Barron Port and Bridport operated by Furneaux Freight.

## Get around

The town's so small that you can basically walk the entire town.

## See

* -41.000128147.3841131 Bridport Wildflower Reserve, 42 Main St. 24/7. Small nature reserve. (updated Sep 2021)
* -41.001184147.3965792 Goftons Beach, Main Street. Just another beach. (updated Sep 2021)
* -40.997514147.4608393 Barnbougle Lost Farm Golf Resort, 425 Waterhouse Rd. Located on a sand dune, this golf course is ranked in the top 50 courses in the world, and you can never say no to golf here. (updated Sep 2021)

## Do

* Bridestowe Estate Lavender Farm. (updated Feb 2016)

## Eat

* At The Bridge, 1 Main St, ☏ +61 3 6356 0586. (updated Jul 2021)
* -41.00499147.39571 The Bridport Bunker Club, 67 Main St, ☏ +61 3 6356 1146. (updated Sep 2021)

## Sleep

* Platypus Park Country Retreat. Has comfortable accommodation to suit most budgets, ensuite rooms, self catering units and cottages, romantic double spa cottages and family friendly units/cottages. From $90 per night for up to 2 people in the Lavender Ensuite.

## Go next

* Launceston
* Flinders Island
# Bridport (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Bridport.

#### Australia

* Bridport (Tasmania) - a beach resort town on the north-east coast of the state of Tasmania

#### United Kingdom

* Bridport - a town in Dorset, England
# Chianciano Terme

Chianciano Terme $^{[deadlink]}$ is a city in Tuscany known for its therapeutic springs that have been healing Romans since ancient times.
The meeting point between Umbria and Tuscany, the territory of Chianciano Terme (province of Siena), is located in an ideal contact line with various sources of excellences: the landscape of the Val d'Orcia - not by chance recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site - the wine hills of Montepulciano, the Renaissance treasures of Pienza. To finalize this list we find Chianciano, the most famous spa town in Italy. The Etruscans and the Romans were already well known for their appreciation and understanding of the beneficial properties found in the mineral waters of this town. a characteristic which has been handed down to the present day and witnessed significant development during the twentieth century with the construction of an aqueduct, a bottling plant and the restructuring of the Acqua Santa plant. Gradually, there has been a transformation of the spas with continued development of the local facilities.
The area surrounding Chianciano Terme has also the presence of necropoli - in particular, the necropolis of Foce – The area holds a true value for archeology due to the discovery of more than 700 tombs from the 7th and 6th century BC. Many interesting articles were recovered from the tombs: Etruscan vases in terracotta, in bucchero (a fine beautiful terracotta in black), jewelry in bronze and silver vases for import (penthouses and Corinthian).

## See

* Villa Foce
* Acquasanta and Fucoli Park with their corresponding spas
* The Sant’Elena Spa
* The Sensoriali Spa
* Sillene spa
* The Civic Archeological Museum of the Waters (where the materials found in the excavations are stored)
* The Museum of Art (where are displayed, among other things, works by Tiepolo, Guercino, Renato Guttuso, René Magritte, etc..)
* The Etruscan Museum
* Pietraporciana Park

## Sleep

As a popular spa town, Chianciano has an abundance of fairly inexpensive hotels designed mainly to cater for people taking the waters. A full listing can be found at the official web site of the Province of Siena tourism office.
* Hotel Sole Chianciano Terme, ☏ +39 0578 60194, fax: +39 0578 60196. – Via delle Rose 40. Three star hotel with single and double rooms and a large selection of promotions and special offers. Prices vary according to the season and the number of nights, starting from €49. Also available: direct telephone, TV, mini bar, radio, secure box and private parking.
# Chhukhung

Chhukhung is a small village in Khumbu with a fabulous variety of additional spellings such as Chuukung and Chukhung. It is located at 4,730 metres above sea level.

## Understand

Chhukhung is located at the foot of Island Peak Mountain (see Island Peak Trek)

## Get in

Normally from Lukla to Chhukhung it takes seven days, including the two days of acclimatization in Namche Bazaar and Dingboche.

## Do

A popular trip is up the 5,546-metre Chhukung Ri, it takes about 6 hours return.

## Buy

There are no stores in the village, but the lodges keep a stock of necessities, such as camera film, batteries, throat lozenges, bandages etc. - but remember that prices rise along with the altitude - and Chhukhung is pretty high!

## Sleep

* Panorama Lodge has a great sun-room with views over the valleys and mountains beyond, and the facilities are exceptionally clean and well-maintained.

## Go next

There are several options depending on how many days are left before the flight back to Kathmandu. One of them is to go back to Dingboche and from there take the trail that goes up to Everest Base Camp. Or from Dinboche taking the trail that leads to Gokyo.
# Cerro Punta

Cerro Punta is a very small village in the Pacific West of Panama.

## Get in
### By bus

There are frequent buses from David for around $ 4.30.

## Do

* La Amistad International Park. Large park equally split between Costa Rica and Panama with a few trails starting in ranger station near Las Nubes.

## Sleep

* Cielito Sur Bed & Breakfast Inn. Rustic Mountain Charm, "at home" hospitality in the Western Highlands of Chiriqui.
* Hotel Bambito. 5 Star Resort. Breath Taking.
* $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Los Quetzales Ecolodge, Hotel and Spa. A destination in itself. Lodging for any budget, birding, guided tours and more.

## Go next

A great hike in the dry season, but not recommended during rains is an 8 kilometer trek (mostly, but not all downhill) through rain forest, within sight of Volcan Baru, into Boquete. Take a half-hour 4WD taxi (shared with two others/$5 per person) up to the ranger station and then hike for 5 hours to the ranger station on the other side of the park. At the other end, exhausted, and still with 4 kilometers to go to reach Boquete, you may be lucky and be able to hitch a ride with a farmer delivering carrots to market.
# Cerritos (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Cerritos:

### United States of America

* Cerritos - A city in California.

### Mexico

* Cerritos (Mexico) - A town in Mexico.

### See also

* El Cerrito (disambiguation)
* Cerrito
# Cerro Hoya National Park

Cerro Hoya National Park (Parque Nacional Cerro Hoya) is a protected natural area of undeveloped coastline and dense virgin forests on the slopes of an extinct volcano. The park is in the Azuera peninsula of the Pacific West region of Panama. The park is the southernmost point of the North America continent.

## Understand
### History

The park was incorporated into the Panama national parks system in 1985.

### Landscape

It is a large park covering an area of 32,557 hectares. Aside from the seashore, the entire park is mountainous forest. The park takes its name from the highest mountain peak in the peninsula, Cerro Hoya (1,559 meters). Two other nearby peaks in the park are Cerro Moya (1,534 meters), and Cerro Soya (1,478 meters). The three mountains together give the park its common nickname, Tres Cerros.

### Flora and fauna

A wide range of plants and animals live in the park. Naturalists will enjoy hiking the park's Backcountry where they might spot almost 50 kinds of mammals from large cats like the jaguar and the ocelot (the most common cat in the park), river otters, and several kinds of money including spider monkeys, night monkeys, and howler monkeys.
Birdwatchers can find up to 225 species (though some are migrants and are seen only seasonally) including crested eagles, great green macaws, great curassows, and several kinds of dove. Birdwatchers will want to keep an eye open for the rare Azuero parakeet, a subspecies of the Painted parakeet.

### Climate
## Get in

Access to the park is difficult with poor signage and rural dirt roads that are often impassable mud holes. There are no park improvements, not even an official access road. Locals know which ranches allow access and hiring a local tour guide to take you in is the only practical way to visit the park.

## Go next

* Boquete
* Pedasi
* Volcan Barú
# Cerro de Garnica National Park

Cerro de Garnica National Park is a heavily forested mountain area in Michoacan, Mexico. The park is remote with no visitor amenities and is one of Mexico's most lightly visited parks.

## Understand
### History

The park was established in 1938, primarily to manage the water recharge zone. The park is a natural area that has never been developed for recreational use.

### Landscape

The park spans an area of 1,936 hectares of mountainous terrain with dense forest. The highest point in the park is the summit of Cerro de Garnica (3,039 meters). There is a waterfall in the park called Cascada San Miguel de las Cuevas.

### Flora and fauna

The park is mostly forest with pine, fir, and oaks. Quite a few mammal species live in the forests here, including white tail deer, gray fox, cocomixtle, and armadillos. More than 100 species of birds are resident in the forests including several species of warblers, as well as tanagers, hummingbirds, wrens, redstarts and kinglets. A number of reptiles can also be found here including at least two species of rattlesnake.

### Climate
## Get in

The park lies about 50 km east of Morelia on federal highway MEX 115 (Carratera Morelia-Toluca).

## Sleep
### Lodging

There are some hotels in nearby villages, like Huajúmbaro, but the nearest large city with a large range of hotels will be Morelia.

### Backcountry
## Stay safe

Michoacan has issues with drug cartel violence in remote areas, see stay safe.

## Go next

* Monarch Butterfly Reserves
* Tlalpujahua
# Cerro de Pasco

Cerro de Pasco is a city in the Central Sierra of Peru, located at the top of the Andean mountains. It is the capital of the Pasco region, and an important mining center. At 4,330 metres (14,210 ft) elevation, it is one of the highest cities in the world.

## Understand

Cerro de Pasco is predominantly a mining city. A prominent feature of the city is the ever-growing hole in the center — an open-pit mine. The city is heavily polluted, with lead poisoning causing developmental defects in some local children. Nearby lakes are not at all fit for swimming. In addition, the city's extremely high altitude makes it a difficult destination for those not yet acclimatized to the elevation. Yet, it offers a unique stopover, especially for those interested in urban decay. While the sun can burn during the day, it is often freezing cold at night. Alas, hot water is often unavailable.

## Get in

You can take a collectivo (shared car) from Huancayo or Huanuco (2-3 hours).

## See

* Walk along the open-pit mine. Although there is a covered fence, you will find spots to take a peek inside. In addition, you will see entire abandoned neighborhoods and old buildings.
* Visit the Bosque de Piedras de Huayllay.
* Visit the main square (Plaza Daniel Alcides Carrion) and see the large statue of Daniel Alcides Carrión García, injecting himself with a disease to advance our understanding of it (he soon died of it).

## Sleep

Most hotels receive bad reviews, in large part due to their lack of hot water. This reflects the state of the city: the hotel owners are often not at fault. Ask about hot water; it may be that hot or lukewarm water is available only in the mornings and evenings.
* Hotel Wong. A simple place with friendly hosts. Central location, close to the bus station (which is where collectivos arrive and depart from).

## Stay safe

It makes sense to visit the city once you've spent some time at high altitude. Also, make sure you have a jacket and hat handy, as it will get very cold at night.

## Go next

* Take a collectivo from the bus station (Terminal Terrestre) to Jauja, Huancayo or Huanuco.
# Cerro Castor

Cerro Castor is a large ski resort in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. As the world's southernmost ski resort, the mountain experiences colder temperatures and a longer ski season than other southern hemisphere resorts. Foreign visitors will appreciate the reliability of ski conditions at Cerro Castor, but at the cost of a longer trip.

## Understand
### Terrain

The resort features 35km of marked, maintained trails. Over 50% are intermediate trails with 23% easy and 26% difficult. Snow making is used on 25% of the terrain. Two terrain parks are available for snowboarders (Fun Park and Halfpipe). The resort has runs both above the tree line and below the tree line.

### Lifts

The resort has 5 chair lifts, all high-speed detachable quad chairs, 1 with a bubble canopy that you can pull down for shelter from the winds. There are 4 J-bars and 4 magic carpets on the easy slopes.

### Ski school

The Ski School offers group classes and individual instruction for various age groups with their Klase Krundi class training kids as young as 3 years old.

## Get in
### By plane

The nearest airport with commercial flights is in Ushuaia (USH). Frequent flights are available from Buenos Aires on Aerolineas Argentinas, Flybondi, and JetSMART. Fare are often remarkably low considering that it is about a 4-hour flight. Flights are also available on Gol from Sao Paulo Brazil with a stop in Buenos Aires (AEP).

### By bus

Buses Pacheco operates one bus per day from Punta Arenas to Ushuaia. The 12-hour trip costs about US$50 (about AR$50,000) or CLP 45,000).

### By car

From Ushuaia, it is 28 km to Cerro Castro via a modern highway (highway 3). The trip will likely take about 30 minutes in good weather. Tourist shuttle vans are also available from Ushuaia to Cerro Castor leaving either early morning (around 8am) or midday (around noon).

## Do

* Night skiing - this is not skiing on lighted slopes, it is a unique experience for advanced skiers. The 4-hour excursion begins with a trip up to the top of the mountain in a snow-cat, then the group will ski down together in the dark (usually there is enough ambient moonlight reflecting off the snow to make this a lot less insane than it might sound). Skiers wear headlamps as well.
* Heli-skiing - for those with lots of cash spilling out of their wallets, a helicopter will take you up to off-piste runs with virgin snow

## Eat

* -54.717893-68.0258381 Las Cotorras, RN3 km 3025, ☏ +54 29 0160 2303. Daily 10:00 - 16:00. Popular Argentinian restaurant specializing in slow-roasted lamb. Known for their special coffees, made over an open fire and flavored with various alcoholic spirits. AR$ 20,000.

## Sleep

Cerro Castor does not maintain its own on-mountain hotels but there are quite a few bed and breakfast inns and airbnb apartments for rent about 10 miles from the ski area. These will, of course, be easiest to use if you rent a car to get around. The city of Ushuaia is further away but has larger, more traditional hotels.

## Go next

* Ushuaia
* Tierra del Fuego National Park