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5 Great Bay Area Hikes with No Steep Hills to Climb - Vimarsana News

5 Great Bay Area Hikes with No Steep Hills to Climb

A great hike doesn’t have to be a hard hike. Sometimes a mellow trail in a nature-rich environment is all you need to recharge. On these trails, you won’t find any steep climbs or large hills—not one has an elevation gain of more than 425 feet—just five solid hikes that promise more pleasure than pa...

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Friends of Sleeping Bear Dunes eye Duet Bike purchase - Vimarsana News

Friends of Sleeping Bear Dunes eye Duet Bike purchase

GLEN ARBOR — More than 1.5 million people visited Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in 2022, a slight decrease from the more than 1.7 million during the height of the

I Spent a Week Backpacking Near Lake Tahoe — How to Explore the Area's Glacial Lakes, Stunning Trails, and Granite Peaks - Vimarsana News

I Spent a Week Backpacking Near Lake Tahoe — How to Explore the Area's Glacial Lakes, Stunning Trails, and Granite Peaks

How to plan your backpacking trip in the Desolation Wilderness near Lake Tahoe — get ready for crystal-clear lakes and giant valleys carved by glaciers.

Santa Ana-Delhi Channel improvements on the horizon; public invited to open house - Vimarsana News

Santa Ana-Delhi Channel improvements on the horizon; public invited to open house

O.C. Public Works invites the public to the Muth Interpretive Center on Monday, July 24, to discuss and ask questions about the project, which is scheduled to get underway in fall 2024.

Lake Stevens, Marysville seek Bayview Trail design input - Vimarsana News

Lake Stevens, Marysville seek Bayview Trail design input

The cities are working on plans for the paved trail that would generally follow high-tension power lines west of Highway 9.