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Headhouse Trail (New River Gorge National River, WV)
Coal mining was once the ticket to wealth in rural West Virginia. Today it is a struggling industry—the number of coal jobs in the state has halved since 1983. Yet even as more coal mines close, they remain an integral … Continue reading
Canyon Rim Boardwalk (New River Gorge National River, WV)
Many visits to New River Gorge National River in south central West Virginia begin at the Canyon Rim Visitor Center, situated off Route 19 on the east flank of the gorge. While some of the best hikes in the park … Continue reading
Loudoun Heights Trail (Harper’s Ferry National Historical Park, WV)
– Civil War Series – In September 1862, Confederate General “Stonewall” Jackson used Loudoun Heights as a staging ground for the bombardment of the picturesque—but also strategic—town of Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia. Today, remnants of the Civil War have mostly … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, Harper's Ferry National Historical Park, Strenuous Hikes, West Virginia
Tagged Appalachian Trail, Blue Trail, Civil War, Harper's Ferry, Harper's Ferry National Historical Park, historic, Loudoun Heights, Loudoun Heights Trail, Orange Trail, Potomac River, Shenandoah River, Split Rock, Virginia, West Virginia
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Quebec-Saguenay Loop Drive
At 595,400 square miles—roughly double the size of Texas—the French Canadian province of Quebec is enormous. Yet, because the vast majority of population centers are in Quebec’s extreme south, it is hard to get a sense of perspective unless you … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, International, Quebec, Scenic Byways
Tagged Canada, fjord, Fjord-du-Saguenay, L'Anse-Saint-Jean, La Baie, Laurentides, Quebec, Quebec City, Saguenay, scenic byway, waterfall
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Sentier des Chutes (Parc National du Fjord-du-Saguenay, QC)
Situated 2-3 hours’ drive north of Quebec City, Parc National du Fjord-du-Saguenay boasts one of the world’s longest and southernmost fjords, a rare sight along the Atlantic coast of North America. Here the Saguenay River, a prominent waterway flowing into … Continue reading
Montmorency Falls (Quebec, QC)
At roughly 270 feet high, Quebec’s Montmorency Falls (a.k.a. Chute-Montmorency) dwarfs the better-known Niagara Falls in height. Situated less than a 20 minutes’ drive from the old town in Quebec City, the falls are named for an obscure duke, Henri … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, International, Quebec
Tagged Canada, Chute de la Dame Blanche, Chute-Montmorency, La Dame Blanche Falls, Montmorency Falls, Quebec, Quebec City, waterfall
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Quebec City, QC (photo collection)
It’s not the largest city in Quebec, but it’s in many ways one of Canada’s most historically important: founded in 1608, Quebec City is one of North America’s oldest European settlements, a walled fortress situated at a strategic point along … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, International, Quebec
Tagged Canada, Chateau Frontenac, historic, Place Royale, Promenade des Gouverneurs, Quebec, Quebec City, Saint Lawrence River
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Plains of Abraham Loop (Quebec, QC)
It’s been more than a year since Live and Let Hike featured a hike outside of the United States (see here and here). No more. Today’s post takes us north to Canada—specifically Quebec City, one of North America’s oldest European … Continue reading
Piney Branch Loop (Rock Creek Park, DC)
Situated just north of today’s Mount Pleasant neighborhood in Washington, DC, Piney Branch carves a wooded valley that was a longtime source of quartzite and boasted the first road through what would become Rock Creek Park. A smattering of trails … Continue reading
Cat Rock Loop (Cunningham Falls State Park, MD)
Cunningham Falls, Maryland’s tallest, is the focal park of the state park bearing its name, but there are plenty of other worth destinations in this 6,000-acre wilderness a short striking distance from Frederick, Maryland. Cat Rock offers nice, albeit not … Continue reading
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