#recreation

#recreation

Rocco the Rattlesnake is a quirky attraction on New Jersey's newest hiking and biking trail, made up of hand-painted rocks that mimic the look of a snake.

"We wrote it with humour, but after rehearsing it so often, you don't think it's funny anymore. Sitting in the audience and hearing people laugh was refreshing."

"It's important that kids see something beautiful being built for them, for their self-esteem, for them to see they deserve this," said Francois Fortune-Blanchard.

The Glacier Point Road will open at 8 a.m. after being closed for winter, offering visitors breathtaking views of Yosemite Valley and its attractions.

"It just seems to us that the lake is such a great resource in the county for locals and for visitors, and it's just really underutilized."

"Depending on where you are playing and what kind of darts you are using should help you decide the best board."

Vancouver, Washington, offers a compelling blend of natural beauty and historic landmarks, making it a dynamic place to explore both outdoors and indoors.

"I didn't think charging a $10 fee would make a difference, but it certainly did," said Reggie Kenner, 77... "Now, you can occasionally get on at a decent time on courses you could never book before."

Unauthorized trails within Kelly Canyon will finally see enforced closures this summer after years of unregulated use and erosion concerns for the Fish Creek watershed.

The median age of skiers has risen to 35, up from 30 a decade ago and 24 in the 1960s, reflecting a growing adult interest in skiing.

Yellowstone National Park will close most of its roads to vehicles starting Nov. 1 for winter, allowing time for preparation for snowmobiles and snowcoaches.

In 2022, roughly 40 million Americans participated in fishing, demonstrating its popularity both as a sport and a method of providing sustenance for families.

"Nevada offers a unique blend of natural beauty, diverse recreational opportunities, and vibrant cultural scenes, making it an attractive destination for those looking to retire," said Tracie Barnthouse, chief communications officer for Travel Nevada.