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# Tahoe Vista

Tahoe Vista is located in the state of California on Lake Tahoe.

## Get in

Tahoe Vista is located in North Lake Tahoe, CA. Just a few minutes to Northstar-at-Tahoe Ski Resort and the beach shores of all North Lake Tahoe. It's just a 15-to-20 minute drive to Olympic Valley, Alpine Meadows, Mount Rose, Paige Meadows and more. Endless acres of forested back-country for hiking, mountain biking, and snowmobiling. The North Shore's finest and most popular restaurants, shops and outdoor destinations are all right here. Reno is about a 30-minute drive over Mt.Rose on a nice day. There are many short term rental homes in the area that make it a wonderful place for year around fun.

## Get around

Most people either drive to Lake Tahoe from the San Francisco Bay Area or fly into the Reno airport and rent a car.

## See

The Gondola ride at Olympic Valley is truly amazing or the Ice Rink at Northstar. Simply type in Lake Tahoe and endless activities will show.

## Do
### North Shore Ski Areas

* Olympic Valley, ☏ +1 530 583-6985.
* Alpine Meadows, ☏ +1 530 581-4232.
* Homewood, ☏ +1 530 525-2900.
* Northstar-At-Tahoe, ☏ +1 530 562-1010.
* Diamond Peak, ☏ +1 775 831-3211.
* Sugar Bowl, ☏ +1 530 426-9000.
* Mount Rose, ☏ +1 775 849-0706.

### Cross Country/Nordic skiing

* Tahoe City Cross Country, ☏ +1 530 583-5475.
* Tahoe Donner, ☏ +1 530 587-9444.
* Royal Gorge, ☏ +1 530 426-3871.
* Resort at Squaw Creek, ☏ +1 530 583-6300.
* Spooner Lake, ☏ +1 775 749-5349.
* Northstar at Tahoe, ☏ +1 530 562-1010.

## Eat

* Spindleshanks, 6873 N Lake Blvd, ☏ +1 530 546-2191. An American bistro and wine bar that serves good contemporary American in a more traditional Tahoe-style lodge. $20-45.

## Go next

* Deep Blue Lake in the Summer.
# El Palmar National Park

El Palmar National Park is in Entre Rios of Argentina.

## Understand
### History

Founded in 1966 to protect the area of Yatay-Palmen. Since 1990 are three areas of the park under complete protection from human activity, cultivation and hunting.

### Flora and fauna

Woodpeckers, ñandús, foxes, viscachas and capybaras.

### Climate
## Fees and permits

Adults: AR$250, others discounted
Camping: per tent AR$70, per person AR$120

## Go next

* Colon
* Córdoba
# Chaco (Argentina)

The Argentinian Chaco is a region in the north of Argentina. It is the Argentinian portion of the Chaco, a South American region that includes parts of Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, and Brazil. In Argentina, the Chaco is bordered by Paraguay and Bolivia in the north and by the Mesopotamia region in the east, by the Pampas region in the south, and by the Andean Northwest region in the west. In Argentina, the Chaco includes part of the provinces of Chaco, Córdoba, Formosa, Salta, Santa Fe, Santiago del Estero, and Tucumán.

## Cities

* -25.291389-57.7183331 Clorinda
* -26.184722-58.1758332 Formosa
* -27.451389-58.9866673 Resistencia

## Other destinations

If you like canoeing, you can sail the Bermejo or Pilcomayo rivers and the White Lake.
There are also aboriginal communities, like Pilaga, wichi, guaraní and chiriguano, which can be visited by tourists. Women produce excellent crafts, tapestry, basketmaking, wood carving, pottery, etc.

### National parks and reserves

* -25.0644-58.13671 Río Pilcomayo National Park. — grassy plains and wetlands near the Pilcomayo River, protecting the humid Chaco ecosystem, a Ramsar wetland
* Reserva Natural Formosa, in the extreme west of the province near Ingeniero Juarez.
* Bañado La Estrella, a wetland near the Pilcomayo river, with lots of colorful birds. Best accessed with a guide or tour operator. It is home to a lot of animals and plants. You can sail or sail in it surrounded by alligators.

## Understand

Formosa Province has a population of 530,000. The province still consists partially of impenetrable forest where pumas, jaguars, alligators, and deer roam. The flora is very colorful, and includes many varieties of orchids. Unfortunately, some of the former quebracho tree forests have given way to large cotton plantations. Although the inhabitants refer to the interior as monte (mountain), the whole province territory is mostly flat. Some aboriginal tribes from the Chaco still live in communities in the interior of the province.

### Climate

Formosa has a tropical climate. Winter is the dry period, which can last up to six months, at the end of which the rain comes down like a tropical deluge. Summer can be extremely hot with temperatures rising to 50°C (120°F). The best time to visit Formosa is during the winter months of June, July, and up to mid-August.

## Get around

While not connected to the national passenger railway network, Trenes Argentinos operates a few commuter lines within the state. There are 1-3 departures every day and the train can be useful for reaching some smaller towns.

## Go next

* Chaco Province
# Clorinda

Clorinda is a city of 47,000 in Formosa Province in the Chaco region of Argentina. Located 115 km north of the provincial capital, Formosa, Clorinda is just across the border from Asunción.

## Get in

The bus terminal is towards the east end of Av. San Martín, with large "Flecha Bus" signs.

## Get around

The main street is Av. San Martín. As the city is small, most places can easily be reached on foot, or by hailing a taxi. On the main street can be found the bank (Banco Formosa, ATM inside the door marked "Link"), several supermarkets and specialty stores, as well as eateries.

## See

* Plaza San Martin, 25 de Mayo. Small park-like square to walk and picnic. Children's playground. (updated Mar 2022)

## Sleep

Hotel Residencial 9 De Julio is the oldest hotel in town, dilapidated but safe and with helpful staff. Has an internal courtyard suitable for storing bicycles and motorbikes. Located on the west end of Av. San Martín, near Av. Roque S. Peña. 2½ stars, from US$13 per night.

## Go next

There is a travel agent on Av. San Martín, opposite the main park. Buses run direct to Asunción, Formosa, Resistencia, Buenos Aires, and other cities.
# Formosa (Argentina)

Formosa is the capital city of Formosa Province in the Chaco region of Argentina.

## Get in

From Asunción, Paraguay:
* Direct bus: ~AR$350; 2 hr.
* Exchange bus at the border (cheaper and faster):
   * Asunción Bus Terminal to the border: Bus #101 - every hour or so - GS.6,000 - 30-45 min.
   * Border to Formosa: Every 2.5 hr - AR$150 - 1.5 hr.
   * Note, not all buses to Formosa leave from behind the San Ignacio de Loyola International Bridge. Some start from the nearby -25.28711-57.706951 Clorinda Bus Terminal. So, you might have to walk there first, or take a taxi. There is also a pedestrian crossing between Nanawa (Paraguay) and Clorinda (Argentina), which is right next to the bus terminal in Clorinda. If you find a bus from Asunción to Nanawa, this is probably the better option, because all Loyola also go by the Clorinda Bus Terminal on their way to Formosa.

## See

* Children's Paradise Park.
* Provincial History Museum.
* Nuestra Señora del Carmen Cathedral.
* Torelli Botanic Forest Garden.
* Central Square.
* Isla de Oro island.
* Estadio Centenario.
* -26.2196-58.17361 Laguna Oca y Herraduras del Río Paraguay Biosphere Reserve. A biosphere reserve located on the flood plains of the Paraguay River. Its dense forests present a high biodiversity with native plant species.

## Do

* Laguna Oca, great recreational venue along a displaced oxbow of the Paraguay River. Situated south of Formosa and a biosphere reserve, it's an intriguing place to enjoy the outdoors and nature.

## Sleep

* Asterion Hotel$^{[deadlink]}$, Avenida Arturo Illia 4865. Oversized pool and breakfast buffet in store for guests here.

## Go next

* Clorinda
* Río Pilcomayo National Park
# Akitakata

Aki-Takata (安芸高田市) is a city in northern Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan.

## Understand
### History

Aki-Takata was part of the ancient Aki province. During the late 15th century, it was under the control of several minor local warlords. Among them, the Mōri clan adapted the Yoshida-Koriyama Castle as their main castle, then expanded it under the leadership of Mōri Motonari, who rose into an influential warlord dominant of the Chugoku region.
During the Edo period, the Mōri clan’s influence in Aki-Takata diminished, but Aki-Takata continued to thrive as a bustling city.

### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site.

## See

* 34.6707132.7014541 Aki-Takata City History and Folk Museum (安芸高田市歴史民俗博物館), 278-1,Yoshida-chō Yoshida (5 min from Aki-takata City Hall), ☏ +81 826-42-0070. Daily 09:00-17:00, closed on Tuesdays (except for holidays), the day after holidays (except on weekends) and 29th December to 3rd January. This local museum covers the history of Aki-Takata city and its culture through historical items, with a particular focus on Yoshida-Koriyama Castle and the Mōri clan. Displays are in Japanese only. Photography is not allowed in the exhibit rooms. Gift shop sells goods and books related to the Mōri clan, as well as castle stamps on Yoshida-Koriyama Castle and adjacent castles in the city. Free-to-take maps for Yoshida-Koriyama Castle are available outside the museum, while digital maps are also available for rent (¥500). ¥500 for adults, free for students. (updated Feb 2025)
* 34.673665132.7093512 Yoshida-Koriyama Castle (吉田郡山城), Yoshida, Yoshida-chō. It is listed as one of Japan's Top 100 Castles. Adapted by warlord Mōri Motonari as Mōri clan’s main castle and demolished during early Edo period after the Shimabara Rebellion (1637-1638), the site contains ruins of Mōri Clan's former mountain castle. (updated Feb 2025)

## Go next

* Miyoshi
* Shobara
* Sera
* Kitahiroshima
* Akiota
* Hiroshima
* Higashihiroshima
* Onan
* Misato
# Chiribiquete National Park

Chiribiquete National Park (Spanish: Parque Nacional Natural Serranía de Chiribiquete; sometimes in English: Serranía de Chiribiquete National Park) is a national park in the Amazonia region of Colombia. The park is a mixed UNESCO World Heritage Site, designated as such in 2018.

## Understand

This is the world's largest national park with an area covering about 4.27 million hectares.

### Landscape

The national park is in the westernmost part of the Guyana Highlands, around the transition from the Llanos to the Amazon. It spans along the equator between -74° and -71°30' longitude and -0°20' to +1°42' latitude. Its elevation ranges from 200 to 1,000 m (660 to 3,280 ft) above sea level.
The park is named after the mountain range Serranía de Chiribiquete, consisting of several tepuis (tabletop mountains), parts of which extend beyond the park's boundaries. The Northern Massif is in the northern part of the park in the Guaviare department and includes some of the highest tabletop mountains, reaching about 800 m (2,600 ft). This formation also includes Mount Cerro de Chiribiquete between the Macayá (also known as Tunia) and Ajajú Rivers. To the south of the Ajajú and Apaporis Rivers, entirely within the Caquetá department, lies the Central Massif. It is bounded to the south by the San Jorge-Mesay-Yarí river system. The mountains here are somewhat lower, reaching between 350 and 600 m (1,150 and 1,970 ft) in height. Finally, the Mesas de Iguaje are located in the southeastern part of the park, with the smallest tabletop mountains reaching up to 400 m (1,300 ft).

### Flora and fauna

The vegetation can be grouped into different biomes found within the park, such as savannah areas, floodplain forests, terra firma forests and tepui forests. The park is very ecologically diverse, so much, that it's believed that it's representative of 30% of the ecosystems and flora in the Colombian Amazon.
The park has its fair share of fauna found in the Amazon. Species such as the jaguar, the tapir and the harpy eagle, among many others, inhabit the park.

### Visitor information

* Park website (in Spanish)

## Get in

There are no roads into the park.

## See

* See the numerous rock art in the park, which makes this park a mixed UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park holds more than 600,000 traces of over 75,000 petroglyphs and pictographs have been made by indigenous people on the walls of the 60 rock shelters from 20,000 BCE.

## Buy, eat and drink

There are no shops in the park; all food and drinks, including water, must be brought with you.
# Cuyo

The Cuyo is a region in the west of Argentina bordered in the north and northeast by the Andean Northwest region, in the east and southeast by the Pampas region, in the south by the Patagonia region, and in the west by Chile. The area is a famous wine-producing region.

## Regions

The following provinces are considered part of the Cuyo:
* Mendoza Wine and dine.
* San Juan
* San Luis

## Cities

* -32.889722-68.8444441 Mendoza
* -31.5375-68.5363892 San Juan
* -30.233333-68.753 San José de Jáchal
* -33.299444-66.3391674 San Luis (city, Argentina)

## Other destinations

* -32.653056-70.0116671 Aconcagua - tallest mountain in the Americas
* -30.116778-67.9118062 Ischigualasto Provincial Park - UNESCO site
* -30.6336-67.46643 Valle Fértil
* -29.79575-67.8111944 Talampaya National Park - UNESCO site

## Do

Learn Spanish in the city of Mendoza to appreciate the culture more.
As with many places in Argentina, there are a variety of Spanish courses and private lessons are available. There are two established language schools, both disorganized but fun, in Mendoza: Intercultural , has a range of afternoon activities especially appropriate for young partiers, and is slightly more expensive; Greenfields (aka COINED, after the web bookers) is smaller and feels even less well organised, but many of the teachers work at both schools.
Another great option for individual or very small tailor-made quality group lessons with a highly trained instructor: Spanish in Mendoza, Argentina (SIMA) .
# Mays Landing

Mays Landing (also referred to as Hamilton Township) is a small town of about 6,200 (2023) and is the county seat of Atlantic County, New Jersey. It is a lovely town and a please place to spend the day. It has charm in its historic section with fine restaurants, local shops, marinas and a great view of the river from Gaskill Park.

## Get in
### By car

Atlantic City Expressway, Exit 12 connects to U.S. 40 which runs through to Mays Landing.

## See

Locals will recommend a quaint cove nearby where one can sit in the sun on a little beach by Lake Lenape.

## Do

Boating, camping, and exploring the vast areas of the surrounding Atlantic County Park System are some of the local area activities. There is a roller skating rink and fields for football, baseball, hockey and other sports in the area.

## Buy

* Hamilton Mall, 4403 Black Horse Pike, 609 646 8326. Anchored by such department stores as Macy’s, this mall also offers over one hundred forty specialty stores and shops, a variety of restaurants, and a food court. Located close to the mall are large retail outlets such as Target and Best Buy.

## Eat

There are several chain restaurants in town but also more local eateries such as Crabby's Inc.

## Drink

* Freddy J's Bar & Kitchen. (updated Jan 2022)
* Ye Olde Mill Street Pub, 201 West Main St.

## Sleep

* The Inn at Sugar Hill. Bed and breakfast. Fine dining, good spirits, and quaint lodging.

## Go next

* Hamilton Township, Atlantic County, New Jersey
# Cootamundra

Cootamundra is a small town in New South Wales, Australia. Cootamundra has a long history from the time of the Wiradjuri people. Cootamundra derives its name from their word for turtle, 'guudhamang.' Graziers came and settled in the area in 1830s.

## Get in
### By car

Cootamundra is a rural town situated on the western slopes of New South Wales, about 350km southwest of Sydney via M31/B94/A41. It's around 2 hours 15 mins drive from Capital Circle Canberra, 1 hour 15 minutes from Wagga Wagga, and 1 hour from Gundagai.

### By train

NSW TrainLink operates two trains each way daily from Melbourne to Sydney which stop at Cootamundra. Additionally, there is a service between Sydney and Griffith once a week (both ways) which stops at Cootamundra.
* -34.641148.03051 Cootamundra railway station, Hovell St. (updated Dec 2020)

### By bus

Cootamundra is a hub for NSW TrainLink coaches. Coaches which stop at Cootamundra include:
* A Canberra–Wagga Wagga service
* A Cootamundra–Tumbarumba service
* A Cootamundra–Condobolin service
* A Cootamundra–Mildura via Griffith service
* A Cootamundra–Dubbo service
* A Cootamundra–Bathurst service

### By plane

Cootamundra has a small airport right on the edge of town, but no regular passenger transport. Charters are available.

## See

In July and August visitors will enjoy seeing the brilliant Cootamundra Wattle (Acacia baileyana) in full bloom.
* -34.631148.0211 Bradman's Birthplace Museum, 89 Adams St, ☏ +61 2 6940 2160. 9AM–5PM Daily except New Years Day, Good Friday and Christmas Day.. The world cricketing great, Sir Donald Bradman, was born on 27 August 1908, in this cottage on Adams Street. The house is now a museum hosting memorabilia from Don's life. Adults: $5, children under 16: free. (updated Feb 2015)

## Do

* -34.6368148.02071 Cricket Captains Walk, Cnr Wallendoon & Olney streets. 24/7. Bronze busts of every Australian XI captain on pedestals, arranged sequentially around 200 m walk and photo-friendly life-size bronze statue of Bradman in action. Playground and plenty of room to kick a footy. Ample on-street parking, caravans included. no charge. (updated Jun 2021)
* Stockinbingal Heritage Walk. A self-guided walking tour providing an insight into the early years of the village and the life-style of the pioneering families. Details on the visitor info centre website. (updated Jul 2021)

## Eat

* The Outback Bakery, 106 Wallendoon St, ☏ +61 2 6942 1962. Not really in the outback though. (updated Jun 2021)

## Sleep

* Southern Comfort Motor Inn, 24-28 Parker St. (Olympic Way), ☏ +61 2 6942 3366, toll-free: +61 1 800 028 279, fax: +61 2 6942 3366. A small, friendly, family-run motel. This motel in Cootamundra offers clean, spacious rooms in a quiet location in the heart of Cootamundra. (updated Feb 2015)
* Wattle Tree Motel, 66 Wallendoon St, ☏ +61 2 6942 268. (updated Feb 2015)
* Cootamundra Gardens Motel, 96 Sutton Street (Olympic Highway), ☏ +61 2 6942 1833. Air-conditioning, outdoor pool. (updated Feb 2015)
# American Discovery Trail

The American Discovery Trail (ADT) is long-distance hiking and biking trail that crosses the continental United States.

## Understand

The ADT comprises 6,800 miles (10,944 km) of trails, though this includes a loop in the Great Plains and Midwest where the trail splits and becomes two parallel trails. It is possible to walk from coast to coast using only 5,000 miles (8,000 km) of trail. Horses and bicycles are allowed on most segments of the trail.
Parts of the trail runs parallel to the Lincoln Highway, which was the first transcontinental highway.

## Get in

The official termini are:
* Limantour Beach at Point Reyes National Seashore in northern California
* Cape Henlopen State Park in Delaware
The ADT passes by several major cities which are probably good points of entry. The states it passes and a few of the cities on or near the trail:
* Delaware
* Maryland
* District of Columbia
** 38.895-77.0366671 Washington, D.C.
* West Virginia
** Harper's Ferry (the Appalachian Trail also passes through Harper's Ferry)
* Ohio
** Cincinnati (going west, the trail splits near Cincinnati)
* Indiana
* Illinois
** Chicago
* Kentucky
* Iowa
** Des Moines
* Missouri
** St. Louis
* Kansas
** Kansas City
* Nebraska
** Omaha
* Colorado
** Denver (going east, the trail splits near Denver)
* Utah
** Moab
* Nevada
** Carson City
* California
** Sacramento
** Oakland
** 37.775-122.4194442 San Francisco

## Go
### Eastern
#### Delaware

* 38.775-75.1416671 Lewes
* 38.78-75.31282 Milton
* 38.7425-75.60173 Bridgeville
* 38.831389-75.6891674 Adamsville

#### Ohio
### Central-North
#### Colorado
### Central-South
#### Colorado
### Western
#### California
## Stay safe
## Go next

The following long-distance walking trails connect or come within close proximity to the ADT:
* Appalachian Trail: A north-south trail that stretches from Georgia to Maine. Connects to the ADT near Harper's Ferry, WV and possibly other points.
* Continental Divide Trail: A north-south trail that crosses the contiguous U.S. along the continental divide. The ADT joins the CDT from Argentine Pass on the border of the White River and Arapaho National Forests in Colorado to the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness.
* North Country National Scenic Trail: A 4,600-mile (7,400-km) walking trail that crosses the northern Midwest from New York to North Dakota. The NCT connects to the ADT from Chesterhill, Ohio west to Milford, Ohio.
* Pacific Crest Trail: A north-south trail that stretches from Canada to Mexico. Crosses the ADT in Northern California just west of Lake Tahoe near Olympic Valley .
# Sullivan's Island

Sullivan's Island is a town in the Greater Charleston region of South Carolina.

## Understand

Sullivan's Island is a town most known for its beach, which is connected to the beach of Isle of Palms. It is normally has much fewer people than Isle of Palms' beach, which is normally very busy. On Summer mornings, there are often many dogs running around off a leash. The beach is very wide, and is great for biking and walking. It has no lifeguards and the water is a little more dangerous than Isle of Palms' beach's water, so it isn't the best for swimming. It is hardly commercialized at all.

## Get in
#### By air

The closest airport is Charleston International Airport (CHS) .

#### By car

From I-526 towards Mount Pleasant, continue until the interstate turns into Chuck Dawley Blvd. Make a left at Ben Sawyer Blvd and continue to Sullivan's Island

## Get around

Along the beach of Sullivan's Island, there is free parking on the side of the road, making it a great alternative to the paid parking at Isle of Palms.

## See

* 32.759392-79.8577921 Fort Moultrie. Revolutionary and Civil War fort.
* Edgar Allan Poe/Sullivan's Island Library, 1921 Ion Ave, ☏ +1 843 883 3914. Public library inside a repurposed Spanish-American War battery. (updated Feb 2025)

## Eat

* Poe's Tavern, 2210 Middle St, ☏ +1 843 883-0083, info@poestavern.com. Named for Edgar Allen Poe, Poe's is known for excellent burgers and local craft beer.
# Count of Monte Cristo

The Count of Monte Cristo (French: Le Comte de Monte-Cristo) is an adventure novel by Alexandre Dumas, published in the 1840s.
The story has been adapted to dozens of motion pictures since the silent film era, most of them abridging and simplifying the story, or adding details absent from the novel.

## Destinations

* 43.2966675.3763891 Marseille. The hometown of Edmond Dantès and many other characters of the book.
* 43.2798615.3251392 Château d'If. This fortress island was indeed used as a prison in the 19th century. While some inmates were notorious, it is the Count of Monte Cristo that inspires most visitors to see the island. The book only mentions Edmond Dantès and Abbé Faria as inmates.
* 42.7810.2753 Elba. The island to which Napoleon was exiled before his final campaign to restore himself as Emperor of France. Edmond Dantès gets wrongfully accused of supporting Napoleon.
* 43.5510.3166674 Livorno. The ship that rescues Edmond docks here.
* 42.33333310.3166675 Monte Cristo. Edmond Dantès finds the Spada treasure here, and purchases the island.
* 48.8566672.3522226 Paris. In the second part of the book, Edmond Dantès arrives in Paris, using his wealth and education to impress the French elite, and to plot his revenge on his sworn enemies.
* 41.89305612.4827787 Rome. During Carnival, Edmond befriends Albert de Morcerf, son of Mercédès and Fernand.
# Livorno (province)

Livorno is a Province of the Tuscany Region of Italy.
The region has several locations famous from The Count of Monte Cristo, including the Island of Monte Cristo itself.

## Cities

* 43.5510.3166671 Livorno – Capital of the Province
* 43.40538610.4102972 Castiglioncello
* 43.410.4666673 Rosignano Marittimo

## Other destinations

* The island of 42.76183310.2408331 Elba.