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    Best Hiking Trail in US

    In Glacier National Park, the 17.7 miles Dawson-Pitamakan Passes Trail may be the most beautiful hiking trail in US. I had done it twice. Both time I could finish it with in 10 hours. I strongly suggest others to have experience on that trail in their life time.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ly2z-ANbqQ

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPKuE...eature=related

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzYSVyOK4vQ&NR=1

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m-cf...eature=related

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVE_U...BF3C3F&index=4

    Hope others can share their favor hiking trails here.

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    there are so many beautiful places. we see virtually nothing as we travel the highways and by ways.

    you gotta walk in for miles.
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    if you are ever in WA state near the Deception Pass, I highly suggest checking it out. There are many features along the trails, and many trails to take. A great place to hike!

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deception_Pass
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lucas View Post
    if you are ever in WA state near the Deception Pass, I highly suggest checking it out. There are many features along the trails, and many trails to take. A great place to hike!

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deception_Pass
    I did one week bicycle trip on Puget Sound from island to island before. It was a great trip except the raining. My favor spot was the Mountain Constitution on Orcas Island.

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    appalachian trail... pretty much my back yard.





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    Growing up in the Mtns of Colorado, two of my Favorite were always the Colorado Trail and the Contenential Divide Trail, I only hiked various segments of both, but some of the views when you get on top of the peaks are breathtaking.


    http://www.thecoloradotrail.com/trailhome.htm (never done the whole trail, but segments 2 - 4 were 10min from where I grew up)

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    Two of my faves in Hawaii are the Napali coast trail on Kauai and the Haleakala crater trail on Maui. Did that one twice, once camping overnight insided the crater...awesome starlight!

    Did two weeks of camping and hiking New Zealand South Island. Routebourne track and Fox glacier hike were two favorites.
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    New Zealand ey? see many sheep snagged in fences with farmers standing behind grinning like they just won Lotto? lol. Iff you like that then you'll probably like the blue mountains in New South Whales in Oz or iff you like wide open spaces then W.A's your place iff ever in this part of the world again.

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    LOL! actually, didn't see many sheep...


    that's me on the left, back in the day...*sigh*

    me on the right...
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