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Oregon Crater Lake http://www.nps.gov/cr/a/ Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the Western Hemisphere. It's maximum lake depth is 1,932 feet. It's average lake depth is about 1,500 feet. It's park size is 183,224 acres. The winter brings some of the heaviest snow in the country averaging 533 inches per year. |
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Utah Salt Lake City www.utah.com/cities/slc-attract.htm Salt Lake City has hundreds of restaurants, theaters, ice skating in the winter, and Utah Jazz basketball. The team is a past Western Conference Champion. Salt Lake City is also home to baseball, hockey, and indoor soccer. |
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New Mexico Ice Caves and Bandera Volcanoes htpp://www.lengendsofamerica.com/lo-facts.html The Ice Caves and the Bandera Volcanoes are the most exciting places in New Mexico. The Ice Caves are so cool, you can explore these treasure caves for hours. Inside them you will find wonderful things like ice sculptures and lots of ice cold water. These Ice Caves were here in New Mexico for a very long time and they are still standing. The other place to go to is the Bandera Volcanoes. These volcanoes are to hot to go in but you can walk up the outside of this awesome volcano. If you walk up the trail for the first time you will actually see a real volcano. These volcanoes are about 800 feet in depth and are over 1,000 years old. |
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Washington Palouse Falls State Park http://www.parks.wa.gov/parkpage.asp? Palouse Falls State Park is a beautiful 105 acre camp site with nine picnic grounds. It has waterfalls that fall from about 200 feet. It is a great place for seniors to take walks and enjoy fun with their families. |
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