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Westcolang Pond
 | where is westcolang pond is it also called westcolang lake and what is the differance between a lake and a pond... |
Tinkwig Lake
| We are fourtunate enough to live there.... |
Shohola Creek
 | 11 miles away Raft??? First off, I cant see raft going through box canyon. It might be possible, but I wouldn't want to see someone I care about be the first. After the box, downstream of the route 6 bridge, you would need a lot of rain, I mean an awful lot of rain to get through the flat water section. Personally, I do some tough runs (CL4+) and I'm not sure I'd wanna be there with that much water. With plenty of water, medium level, we were scraping a lot in the flat water section. Also, in the canyon, if someone gets hurt, they are in for a bad day. This is evident by looking at a typo map or looking down from route three bridge. ''outside the state you might find the rivers here are more forgiving''. My travel for White Water is limited: NY, NJ, MA, CT, WV, MD, VT, NC. Never been out west. With my limited experience the above states and PA and 5 years kayaking including winter, I have no clue what the above quote means. Ratings CL1-5 (6 being a rating meaning it might not be runable), while far from perfect is a pretty good indication of water difficulty. Don't paddle here unless you know wha... |
Ski Big Bear
 | 12 miles away Ski Big Bear offers family friendly skiing, snowboarding and tubing. Specializing in private instruction, Ski Big Bear is a great place for young families to learn to ski or snowboard.... |
Wilsonville Recreation Area
 | 12 miles away Wilsonville is fun and enjoyable for you and your family. You can camp, boat, or fish. Everything is well maintained and enjoyable. Wilsonville has been enjoyable for the past five years that I 've been going there. I look to have another great year at Wilsonville again this year!...I found Wilsonville to be a nice family campground. The facilities are well maintained, and they offer both wooded and camper sights. They even have some walk-in sights near the lake. One of the best points is that they have launches and docks for boating on beautiful Lake Wallenpaupack. We have gone for the past 2 years and plan on doing so again this year.... |
Lake Mocatek Campground
| 17 miles away Loved the fact it was quiet, price was right, owners are doing upgrades. Small lake great for fishing and small row boats to relax. short distance to a market. 6 miles to free boat launce at wallenpaupack. Loved it alot, took seasonal for next year.... |
Paupackan Lake
| 18 miles away I need directions from Manteo NC to Paupackan Lake. Interest in real estate purchase.... |
Beaver-del Campsites
| 19 miles away 6 miles away www.yellowhouseny.com Enjoy a relaxing experience at the Yellow House in Peakville -- just a stone's throw from the Beaverkill River. You'll find spacious guest rooms, private baths, wireless internet, full breakfast, pretty grounds and friendly hosts... ...Camping at the Beaver Del was one of the best campiong experiences of my life. It really reflects the rustic site I was looking for. Unbelievable rive excitment...Camping at the Beaver Del was one of the best campiong experiences of my life. It really reflects the rustic site I was looking for. Unbelievable rive excitment... |
Camp Netimus Lake
| 19 miles away I have been attending Camp Netimus for 7 years now. I love it. My two sisters are now campers as well. We have made so many new friends from all over the world. We cant wait for next summer.... |
Mount Tone
| 21 miles away Mount Tone is no longer in operation.... |
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
 | 23 miles away 40 years ago I was one of the first Rangers working full time for the National Park Service at the DWGNRA. I miss the area and the wonderful people that lived there.... |
