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5 Great Day Trips From Malaga

24th September 2009
Some people flock to Malaga as it was the birthplace of famed artist Pablo Picasso, others for the beaches and sun! Whatever reason you come to Malaga for, you are assured of a high quality holiday destination. If you feel that spending all day on the mag... Read >
Author: John Downes

Islands that are great for Walking

21st September 2009
The well known mountain areas of the Alps, the Dolomites and the Sierra Nevada in Spain are all options for great walking holidays. For those who want to add warm, dry weather to their walking there are many alternatives, especially on some of the main ho... Read >
Author: Mark Bartley

Granada's Alhambra Palace

19th July 2009
If the magnificent and mighty walls of the Alhambra Palace in Granada could speak, what a tale they would tell! For historians and scholars, Christians and Muslims, not to mention millions of sightseers, touring this vast and complex edifice is a breathta... Read >
Author: Neo

2010 Ski Vacations - Lake Tahoe

17th July 2009
As summer starts to fade and it's time to pack the bikini and swimming trunks away, and thoughts turn to winter ski holidays, Lake Tahoe is a top ski holidays destination for skiers of all types and ages. Located on the border of California and Nevada... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Specialist Vacations - Horse Riding In Spain

16th July 2009
Pony riding on holiday has gained immense popularity in Spain in recent years. Few better ways exist to combine balmy weather, gorgeous scenery and horseback riding into one vacation. Pony trekking holidays draw equine fans from all over the world to sunn... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

How To Make Beer Clone Recipes

01st July 2009
Although I make a vast majority of my own beer, I still like to head to my local tap house and have a fresh, quality craft beer from time to time. I benefit from this in a couple of ways and so can you. First, it helps with the continuous education of ... Read >
Author: J.T. Freeman

Lazy Z offers cabins off the beaten path

16th June 2009
The Lazy Z Resort is off the beaten path -- unless of course, you count the paths right on the resort grounds. This California Gold Country resort offers trails and wildlife without ever leaving the resort. The Lazy Z is located in the Sierra Nevada fo... Read >
Author: CaliforniaWeekend.com

Yosemite National Park: Nature at Its Best

01st June 2009
Yosemite National Park is probably one of the most popular parks in the world. Found on the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Central California, tourists worldwide visit Yosemite Valley for the beautiful sights and the magnificent natural attractions. Here are ... Read >
Author: shawncoll

New Melones combines history with houseboating

08th May 2009
If you've ever wanted to try houseboating, rent your first boat on New Melones Lake, an ideal location that is easy for boat captains and rich in California history. Even if you just want to enjoy the peace and relative solitude of the 12,500-acre lake... Read >
Author: CaliforniaWeekend.com

The Sierra Nevada Mountain Range

23rd April 2009
The western margin of the continent of North America is built of a succession of mountain chains folded in broad corrugations, like waves of stone upon whose seaward base beat the mild, small breakers of the Pacific. By far the grandest of all these range... Read >
Author: Steven J Brazis DDS

Granada: Richly Varied

09th April 2009
The quaint city at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada reflects a rich amalgam of various cultures- Greek, Moorish, and Castilian. Tourists traveling into the city are usually struck by the dizzying spread of Andalusian monuments, pubs, and scenic diversit... Read >
Author: Mike Greaves

Granada: Richly Varied

09th April 2009
The quaint city at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada reflects a rich amalgam of various cultures- Greek, Moorish, and Castilian. Tourists traveling into the city are usually struck by the dizzying spread of Andalusian monuments, pubs, and scenic diversit... Read >
Author: Mike Greaves

Explore The Rating System About Climbing

30th March 2009
used in countries like South Africa, New Zealand and Australia. UIAA The UIAA (Union Internationale des Associations d'Alpinisme) is a rating system used for Austria and Western Germany. The French rating system is used in France, Italy and Spain. You... Read >
Author: Joan Shine

Bodie is California's best preserved ghost town

28th February 2009
Drive just a few miles off the main highway in the Sierra Nevada and you'll come across Bodie -- the state's best preserved ghost town and a window into the past. Just as you imagined what life must have been like in those last fateful hours of the Tit... Read >
Author: CaliforniaWeekend.com

Spend a Relaxing Day Visiting the Amador Wineries

26th February 2009
The wineries of Amador County offer a relaxing day of wine tasting in a rural foothill setting. The wineries are about forty-five minutes southeast of Sacramento located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Northern California. There are ov... Read >
Author: Rick Keel

Spain’s Top Ten Attractions

09th January 2009
Spain is absolutely bursting with places to see and things to do. These are my top ten must-see attractions. THE ALHAMBRA PALACE - GRANADA The ‘Red Palace’ is one of Spain’s most important historical monuments and tourist attractions. Having b... Read >
Author: Alan Liptrot

Holidaying in Spain

02nd January 2009
Catering for every taste, all year round, Spain is one of Europe's top country's to visit and is particularly popular with the UK holidaying market. Spain is located in south-western Europe on the Iberian Peninsula, bordered to the south and east by t... Read >
Author: Baz Luhrmann

Empathising With Those Who Travel South for the Winter

18th December 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Dave Smart Some friends of mine who enjoy square dancing here in Oakhurst regularly go in their RV to Arizona each winter. To Havasu City, where London Bridge was rebuilt, or to other places along or near the Colorado River; they sa... Read >

Business Retreats in Lake Tahoe

08th December 2008
The majestic and spectacular natural setting of Lake Tahoe makes it a favorable resort and meeting location for businesses. California retreat centers are considered the best in the United States. Whether you are going to hold a business conference, a t... Read >
Author: Ailen Cannabis

California’s Famous Gold Country

02nd December 2008
Odds are that there is still some gold in the "Gold Country" of California, but it pales in value to the history and culture that can be mined there. Gold Country consists of the whole land or parts of 12 territories in California located in the north cen... Read >
Author: Skyah

Andalucia – Land of Plenty

24th November 2008
Here’s the thing. Andalucia is big. Really, really big – so big, in fact, that it’s got a little bit of everything. Everything from the majestic 3000 metre peaks of the Sierra Nevada that sweep their way down to a sparkling Mediterranean coastline, ... Read >
Author: OllyS

2009 Ski Vacations In The US - Lake Tahoe

30th October 2008
Lake Tahoe is a top destination for holidaymakers of all types and ages. And no wonder - located on the border of California and Nevada this location has much to offer. Lake Tahoe is the second largest alpine lake in all of North America. It is located in... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Why Choose To Rent Holiday Villas & Apartments In Spain?

16th October 2008
Why does the equivalent number of the population of the UK choose to go to Spain each year on holiday? Yes, it is true, each year more than 60 million tourists and holidaymakers descend on Spain- by any reckoning that is a huge number of people. So wha... Read >
Author: Paul Mitchell

Visit Splendid Lake Tahoe

08th October 2008
Few places look great regardless of the season. Beaches, for example, are only terrific during the summers; come winter they can become quite intolerable and barren of tourists. Lake Tahoe is one of those places that travelers flock to anytime of the year... Read >
Author: globalbpo1

History is alive and well at CAlifornia's Columbia Park

19th September 2008
History buffs could hardly do better than a visit to California's Gold Country in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada where gold was discovered in the mid-19th Century, setting off a population explosion that helped shape what California is today. And mayb... Read >
Author: CaliforniaWeekend.com

Hotels In San Miguel de Allende

08th September 2008
The town of San Miguel de Allende has a large number of hotels to cater to visitors and tourists on vacation. There are several different types of lodging options, including traditional hotels, bed and breakfast Inns, and others. The best place to stay ac... Read >
Author: Remy

Beer From Around the World

03rd September 2008
Beer, glorious beer. As many of us know, beer is the blue jeans of drinks. It goes with anything, from salads and appetizers to steaks and burgers all the way down to dessert. It can even go by itself. And just like any overpriced designer jeans (whic... Read >
Author: globalbpo1

Recreational Guide: The American River

15th August 2008
The American River in Northern California is the most recognized and popular river destination in the entire state. Known for it’s modern historical presence (Gold Rush) and natural beauty, the American River is a landmark visited by thousands of peopl... Read >
Author: Ryan

Holiday in Costa del Sol - warm and sunny Spanish land

29th July 2008
Costa del Sol is a well known tourist destination situated in the southern Spain and is known for its sunny sunshine coastal weather. Every year, this Spanish land sees a large crowd of tourists visiting, for their holiday in Costa del Sol. When holida... Read >
Author: sdj18

An Online MBA Degree, Two Years Later

30th June 2008
An online MBA graduate reflects on her graduate program two years later, recalling the experience and discussing how the degree has helped boost her career in educational administration. When it comes to career advancement, performance is only half the... Read >
Author: Kelli

Buyers Market Costa Tropical Spain

20th June 2008
Spanish house prices are slowing and in some cases reducing and for those seeking to buy a home in Spain this could well be the time to seek out a bargain. One area that will be worth giving some attention is the region of Costa Tropical. Costa Tropica... Read >
Author: nicholas marr

South Fork American River Rafting Family Fun

19th June 2008
Exploring a new getaway that is both enjoyable and affordable is not an easy task, whether for individual or a group of 200. Looking for an exciting adventure is not at all easy amidst the economic hardships we are currently experiencing. Californians are... Read >
Author: Jarrard Keenson

The Lodging Question Solved With A Destination Wedding Venue

05th June 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Dan Pimentel When wedding guests are housed an several different hotels located miles from the ceremony venue, it usually requires the use of a fleet of limos or even tour buses to get everyone into the wedding on time. But professio... Read >
Author: Dan Pimentel

Spain Goes For 12 month 2008

16th April 2008
Travel internet sites in Europe have reported a surge of tourists heading for Spain and the Spanish islands for holidays and short breaks for the coming months - and this even extended earlier in the year to Spain's ski areas. Many people are surprised... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Weekend in Granada

02nd April 2008
If you are thinking of going on a short break to a Spanish city Granada is an excellent choice. It has an abundance of culture, historical tourist sights, great eateries, and a ski resort on the highest mountain range in Spain. Granada is very commutabl... Read >
Author: Fay Oleary

8 Ways To Host Your Site

27th March 2008
There are 8 basic types of the web hosting available in the market today. Hosting even by IT standards, is not considered exciting, if it was a country it would be Belgium. If it was another business it would be fleet car leasing, where shared hosting wou... Read >
Author: M Thompson

California Gold Rush lives on in Sonora

25th March 2008
If stories of Donner Pass and snowy blizzards in the Sierra Nevada are keeping you at lower elevations during the winter months, try venturing just a little ways into the Sierra foothills for a rewarding stay in one of the charming historic towns along sc... Read >
Author: CaliforniaWeekend.com

Sierra Nevada College Information

31st January 2008
Sierra Nevada College is positioned in Incline Village, Nevada. Nevada is situated in Western Region of United States of America. The capital of Nevada is Carson City but the biggest city of USA is Las Vegas. This state is also known as “The Silver Stat... Read >
Author: Peter Salazar

Spain And Islands Gaining Winter Tourists

22nd January 2008
Leading travel websites are reporting Spain has benefited greatly from the increase in British tourists. Surprising to many people is that Spain also attracts skiers. Spain's most successful ski resorts are in the Pyrenees Mountains. Many snow-lovi... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Sequoia National Park Is One That Will Linger In Your Memory

16th January 2008
When you are thinking about having a vacation there are lots of options that you can try for. For those of you who like having a luxuriously comfort holiday going to a park be it a national or state park will be a little difficult to accomplish unless you... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

Costa Tropical Property - a great real estate deal

05th November 2007
The lure of the Spanish islands is unmistakable. To count one as better over another would be repulsive, for each island has its own charm, each province its own hypnotic way of pulling customers in. While some islands may have an in-your-face beauty that... Read >
Author: Brittney Jackeline

Sierra City Gold Prospecting Adventure

09th August 2007
Every year for the past several years I have taken a vacation and prospecting trip to the little town of Sierra City, high in the Sierra Nevada range of California to prospect for gold on a friend's mining claim. Sierra City is a historic gold rush town ... Read >
Author: Chris Ralph

Spectacular Gold Nugget Found In Mariposa County, California

09th August 2007
A California man recently dug a spectacular gold nugget weighing 5.17 ounces in the mother lode region of Mariposa County, California. The gentleman who found it made his discovery while using a metal detector to look for gold nuggets in an area previousl... Read >
Author: Chris Ralph

Nerja Holidays and Attractions - Costa del Sol

02nd August 2007
Nerja, (originally named Narixa, meaning ‘rich in water’), has many legends and stories which have been passed by word of mouth across the centuries, stemming from romance between the sun, the moon and the sea. The sea has always been - and still rem... Read >
Author: Lisa Tupman

Visit the Golden State of California and sample the good life

05th July 2007
California was officially awarded the nickname of ‘The Golden State’ in 1968, due to its long history and association with all things golden - including its famous sunshine! Life in the Pacific Coast state of California happens at a different pace to ... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton

Spanish Holidays

05th July 2007
Spain is a beautiful and fascinating country. There are many different aspects to be enjoyed in Spanish Holidays. You can find modern cities that are filled with cosmopolitan bustle to stone architecture of ancient kings and Muslim rulers. From vigorous F... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru

Travelling in Andalucia, Ten Top Places to visit.

05th July 2007
Andalucia is probably one of the most archetypal or stereotypical of all of the semi autonomous regions that make up Spain. Once described as where bull fighters meet beaches, flamenco, white villages meet cave houses and all intermingled within a whol... Read >
Author: Scott James

Lake Tahoe in Sierra, Nevada - A Great Vacation and Travel Destination

26th June 2007
If you are heading out to Nevada then you must check out Lake Tahoe. That's because the area is simply gorgeous and there is so much to do. Lake Tahoe is a freshwater lake located between Nevada and California. This lake is known worldwide for the beautif... Read >
Author: Robert Benjamin

California Disneyland Hotels

08th June 2007
California is a land where you can find the varied landscapes like the sandy beaches of the pacific coast along with the snow-capped mountain range of Sierra Nevada. Such a land of diversities is one of the most happening places in the United States and b... Read >
Author: Anand Dongre

Yosemite National Park: A Camping Guide

07th June 2007
Yosemite National Park - a priceless natural beauty of sculpted granite mountains, glacier-carved valleys, rushing streams, shimmering lakes and tumbling waterfalls. The magnificent Yosemite vacation site is located in the central Sierra Nevada of C... Read >
Author: Grover Goldpebble

Nerja holiday destination on the Costa del Sol

21st May 2007
Nerja is the most eastern town on the Costa del Sol and is 55 km (about 35 miles) from Malaga. It is only 50 minutes drive from Malaga's International Airport and an hour and a half from Granada and the Sierra Nevada ski resort. Part of its beauty comes f... Read >
Author: Alan Congreave

Maro town on the Costa del Sol (Near Nerja Caves)

18th April 2007
This charming little whitewashed village of Maro is situated just a short drive from Nerja. The buildings here are a good example of common domestic architecture in towns and villages on the Mediterranean coastline. It is a genuine pleasure to stroll thro... Read >
Author: Roy

From mountains and lakes to surf and sand: ideas for planning your summer vacation

12th March 2007
With winter behind us and spring in full bloom, it’s time to start thinking ahead to your summer vacation; and rest assured that there's a destination to suit you, whether you're an outdoor enthusiast or a cultural devotee. The classic beach holid... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan

Torrox on the Costa del Sol, Spain

24th December 2006
It’s hard to spot Torrox on a map of Spain, even when you know roughly where you’re meant to be looking. This is because with a population of just a few thousand people, it’s never going to make a big impact on any map, but if you’re looking for a... Read >
Author: Steve Greenwood

Mammoth Lakes Rentals

18th December 2006
For a relaxing winter ski retreat away from the crowds that flock to Lake Tahoe, make your way to the always entertaining Mammoth Lakes and experience a downhill adventure unlike any other. With so many vacation rentals in this pristine and majestic setti... Read >
Author: Jennifer Weiss

How to Turn Your Travel Passion into Tourism Business Profits - Part I

16th December 2006
This is the candid and illuminating story of how Kevin Warren turned his travel passions into substantial profits, fun and adventure. Back in august of 1970, the Warren brothers Kevin, Steve and Tim moved with their family from Chicago, Illinois to Sa... Read >
Author: Tim Warren

Mammoth Lakes Vacation Getaway

04th December 2006
With its ideal location near the crest of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in California’s stunning High Sierra region, Mammoth Lakes is the perfect place for an all-season retreat filled to the brim with a variety of recreational pursuits. Whether you want ... Read >
Author: Jennifer Weiss

Finding Good Real Estate in Lake Tahoe

16th November 2006
Beautiful and beckoning, Lake Tahoe is an ideal home or vacation area, with a wealth of real estate on its shores. Lake Tahoe is one of the highest, deepest, and largest lakes in the US. Pristine waters, myriad activities, and a warm, welcoming community ... Read >
Author: diane newsom

Fun Activities in Yosemite

09th November 2006
Fun Activities in Yosemite Yosemite National Park is one of the most beautiful areas in the United States. It boasts some of the most gorgeous wilderness in the west and stretches across the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Yosemite is known worldwide for it... Read >
Author: Mort Fertel

Why Visit Spain?

08th November 2006
Spain receives more than 50 million visitors from across the globe each year. With such a large volume of tourists there must be something in Spain worth visiting: so what do they come to see? Well of course there are beaches: lots of them and good one... Read >
Author: Franko Paul

Advantages Offered by Prominent Spanish Property Agents to Clients

04th October 2006
Spain is a very suitable destination for persons in search of magnificent, dream-like landscapes, beautiful sunny beaches, crystal waters, and a pleasant, moderate and stable climate. While the coastal regions of Spain are the main attraction for beach en... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Vacationing in Tahoe

08th September 2006
A popular vacation destination year round, make Tahoe your next vacation getaway. Located on the borders of California and Nevada, Tahoe is home to the deep crystal blue Lake Tahoe, the Sierra Nevada Mountains and entertainment ranging from galleries, mus... Read >
Author: N Spin

Backpacking Food - What To Bring

30th August 2006
Weight is always a concern with backpacking food you'll be carrying everything on your back. Some will tell you to find your weight savings in other areas, and argue for the necessity of healthy, meaning heavy, food. My experience, however, tells me that... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Backpackers and the Trinity Alps

06th August 2006
Finding unique hiking spots is the goal of many a backpacker. Heading off to the Trinity Alps provides you with one such opportunity to explore the beauty of nature. Backpackers and the Trinity Alps Backpackers and California – two things that go g... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

Introduction to Uranium Hot Spots

18th June 2006
Sandstone deposits in the Western Cordillera region comprise the key uranium provinces in the United States. Wyoming, the Colorado Plateau (New Mexico-Utah-Arizona) and south Texas's Gulf Coast Plain are the three areas of interest. The Cordillera is a se... Read >
Author: James Finch

A visit to Ronda, Malaga and Nerja, Spain

21st May 2006
Malaga Malaga is the capital city of the Costa del Sol, it is also one of the provinces of Andalusia, a port city and also the location for the international airport which is the largest airport in Spain. The population of Malaga and the surrounding... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

A brief guide to Andalucia, Spain

20th May 2006
Andalucia is probably one of Spain's most varied areas with its mountainous regions leading down to the Costa del Sol, Costa Tropical, Costa de Almeria and to the far west bordering Portugal, the beautiful Costa de la Luz. It is ideal for a holiday in win... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Almerimar unspoilt beaches, Spain

30th April 2006
An unbeatable location - Situated on the Medterranean just 30km. from the capital of Almerimar, by its own right an accredited tourist model of the Mediterranean coast.An array of virgin beaches make it an area of incomparable beauty. Excellent communic... Read >
Author: Adrienne Boxhall

Whitewater Rafting in California

04th March 2006
California is a whitewater rafting enthusiasts dream state! Spread over the length of the state is eighteen different rivers with rapids of varying degrees of difficulty. Nearly every major city, in both southern and northern California, has convenient ... Read >
Author: Hak Ty

A look at the Spanish region of Andalucia and its eight provinces - Almeria, Cadiz, Cordoba, Granada

02nd February 2006
For many people Andalucia is all that they imagine Spain to be. Great climate, sun, sea and beaches, bullfighting, sherry and flamenco. Covering over 33,000 square miles and running the length of mainland Spain's southern coast it is the largest and most ... Read >
Author: Ken Jones

The Fantastic Tahoe Rim Trail

16th December 2005
Like most good things, you must wait, and The Tahoe Rim Trail proves it. The loop trail was not completed until September 2001. The 164-mile loop trail encircles glorious Lake Tahoe in all its splendor and passes through National Forest, state parks and s... Read >
Author: Alan LeStourgeon