Tag: “State Parks”

16 places found.

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   King and Queen Seat

   Rocks State Park is located in Jarrettsville, MD and there are great natural, dense wooded hiking trails, a wonderful waterfall, and a 190-foot rock outcrop called The King and Queen Seat. The movie 'Tuck Everlasting' was filmed in this park and features all of the aforementioned attributes to the area.
   
   The waterfall (Kilgore Falls) in the Falling Branch section of the park is Maryland's second highest vertical drop waterfall.

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   Sand Harbor

   Sand Harbor is quite possibly the most picturesque spot on Lake Tahoe. It is located on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe and is part of the Nevada State Parks system.

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   Wooten Park

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   Hanging Rock State Park

   Hanging Rock State Park in North Carolina

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   Assateague Island

   Assateague Island is amazing for so many reasons. You get to camp right on the beach...you see wild ponies and deer wandering right there among the campsites...Imagine falling asleep at night to the sound of the ocean lulling you to sleep.

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   Balmorhea State Park

   Balmorhea State Park, in the wild big empty of West Texas, is a road trip oasis. With a cushy campground and a retro hacienda-style hotel on site, you'll want to stay multiple days to enjoy the park's star attraction - a giant, spring fed swimming hole.

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   Hooker Falls

   Hooker Falls is located in the Dupont State Forest in Western North Carolina. It is about a ten minute hike down a gravel path that is well maintained.

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   TopSail State Park

   TopSail State Park is a great get away from crowded beaches on the panhandle. Several miles of pure white sand and untouched dunes are perfect for beach goers.

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   Halibut Point State Park

   It's a State Park in Rockport, MA. The park is on the shore and contains Babson's Quarry.

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    Makapu Lighthouse

    The Makapuu Point Lighthouse was installed in 1909 at the Eastern end of the Oahu Island.
    
    Take an early morning drive out of Honolulu along Highway 72 (Kalanianaole Hwy) east past Kaloko Beach. Find some parking along the side of the road and hike out to the viewpoint above the lighthouse before the sunrise.