Selected Internet resources for independent travelersd in the USA, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, California, New Mexico, St. Francisco, Colorado, Texas, Mississipi, Colorado. Information about national parks, Yellowstone, cycling, natives American Resources, Wyoming black hills, backpakers hostels, river guides, America by rail, climbing, mountaineering, paddling Florida, canyons, tourism, holidays, maps, guides, natural parks, cycling, backpakers hostels, rail, climbing, camping, mountaineering, paddling, travel reports, kayak, hitch hiking, trekking, ecc.
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General and Geographical data. - Interesting sites.
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General and Geographical data
 
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  • Site dedicated to natives of the whole world, with links to all available resources.
    http://www.nativeweb.org/

  • Page for bikers, edited by Robert Ashworth; lots of stories and info, well constructed and full of information.
    http://www.theslowlane.com/bike.html

  • Thomas Driemeyer tells us about his biking across Italy, Germany, France, Holland Egypt and USA. The site is interesting, practical and full of useful info.
    http://www.in-berlin.de/User/bitrot/inde...

  • A huge collection of links to speleology, divided by continent.
    http://hum.amu.edu.pl/~sgp/spec/links.ht...

  • Dansk Ciklist Forbund. It's a Danish bicycle association, collects and selects the best of web for bike-hikers. Accurate about accomodation and about places to sleep in during tours.
    http://www.dcf.dk/

  • Travels with Daniel. reports of two travels, across USA and across Yucatan (Mexico), both very detailed and with many well selected links. With a strong feeling for local culture.
    http://www.hanksville.org/

  • The Adventures of Scooter and Hal. Join Scooter and Hal as they travel upriver, over the height-o'-land and into new adventures, by canoe or kayak.
    http://www.geocities.com/yosemite/rapids...

  • Go Take a Hike! Trail recommendations including Saguenay and Charlevoix in Quebec, the Adirondack mountains of New York, New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest, Vermont's Green Mountains, and the Southwest US.
    http://g41-92.citenet.net/users/ctmx1141...

  • The American Alpine Club. Several practical info for mountaineering.
    http://www.americanalpineclub.org/

  • In Angus McIntyre you find several photo galleries, often accompanied by a pleasant report..A virtual travel in remote territories.
    http://www.raingod.com/angus/

  • A Guide to the highest mountains in USA, everyone has a page of its own with info, links, map and more. Well structured. There is also an European version of this site.
    http://www.americasroof.com

  • Hikenet, a site kept by Tom and Kathy. It connects different pages of trekking fans, of reports and of USA alpine clubs. Plenty of very good links.
    http://members.aol.com/hikenet/introtc.h...

  • Susan's and Bob's page about adventures. Very interesting, with travelogues and several ideas. A lot about rafting, links.
    http://www.kwagunt.net/index.html

  • A site for hiking in USA and Canada. Proposes plenty of itineraries. Though the routes are only out-lined, it usually gives the E-mail of someone who experimented them, to whom one may write, and some useful addresses.
    http://www.thebackpacker.com/index.cfm

  • Paddle Trips Waterways. Really an excellent site: made by canoeists, it produces a series of routes, (mostly along the sea) with a lot of information, maps, etc. A big lot of proposals for USA, a lot for Canada, some ideas for other continents.
    http://www.paddletrips.net/

  • AWA River Guides, USA. Information about the most interesting rivers for canoeing in the USA.
    http://www.americanwhitewater.org/

  • Canoe Camping. - The Top 40 River Destinations in the USA for Relaxing Float Trips. Written by Mark McLain and Diana Christopulos, it proposes a lot of canoeing itineraries of 7 or more days in the USA, familiar style, really useful its contents.
    http://members.aol.com/Mmcbs/

  • Preston's Kayak Page, USA. A commented collection of links about canoeing, mainly USA.
    http://www.ptone.com/Kayak/

  • The site of USA climbers: every cliff in every state is selectionable with clickable maps and described in its most important feature ( they also explain you how to get there). Great!
    http://www.rocknroad.com/

  
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