what does rainier paradise ranger station in washington silver lake colorado and mt waialeale hawaii have in c
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they both wear ranger hats
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Like the poster above me said, Desolation Wilderness is a good one. You have to get a permit from the ranger's station, otherwise, they won't let you in. (Seriously) Check it out here:\n\nhttp://www.fs.fed.us/r5/eldorado/wild/deso\n\nAnywhere around Tahoe is good. As for hikes, the Tahoe Rim Trail would be right up your alley. Check it out here:\n\nhttp://www.tahoerimtrail.org/
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The waterfall seen during the opening sequences is the real-life Wailua Falls in Kauai, Hawaii.\n\nThe show was filmed in Burbank, California and Kauai, Hawaii.
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hilo hawaii with 120-180" depending upon the year. yes hawaii counts lol.\n\nRainiest uninhabited area in the nation is on Mount Waialeale on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, where 460 inches is recorded.
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Nevada. Right on the border (it's near Sacreamento), there's Lake Tahoe. Awesome skiing place.
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ive been there a lot. its a really fun place and theres not a lot of lift lines since it's so big. its really good for all ages and abilitys. while your there you might want to check out other mtns. nearbye. some are Copper, Keystone, Vail, Beaver Creek, Winter Park, and Loveland. youll have a great time.
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selection wise... REI\nprice wise... campmor, sierra trading post
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Here you go:\nhttp://www.nps.gov/crla/\nhttp://volcano.und.nodak.edu/vwdocs/volc_images/north_america/crater_lake.html\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crater_Lake%2C_Oregon
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The place you describe sounds a lot like the Wet Mountains Valley of Colorado in Custer County. The temps will get into the 80s in the summertime, but quite often there will be an afternoon shower to cool things down.  The twin cities of Westcliffe and Silvercliffe offer good schools, and there is a wide assortment of churches.  There are plenty of community activities, the county fair, Jazz in the Sangrees and a square dance festival to name a few. Then there is the local bowling alley and golf course. Outdoor activies include camping, fishing, birding, hiking and hunting. The winter temps will occasionally dip into the low 20s, but there is usually a warm up after a winter storm. The county sheriff keeps law and order, and the crime rate is low.  The scenery is georgous.  The green of spring, the gold of the aspin trees in the fall,the sight of pristene snow in the winter season, and of course the mountains.   The Wet Mountains are just a short drive from the big cities and major shopping centers.  Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver are just a short drive away. Canon City ( pronounced CANYON CITY) is also nearby.Canon City is the location for the state prison.  You can take a tour. They invite people to stop in and do some time with them. If you are a history buff, you'll be in tall clover.In Westcliffe itself there are historic sites, including the Lutheran Church, One of the oldest Lutheran congretions in the state.it's less than a half days drive to any number of historic places. Cripple Creek with it's Brass Ass saloon, Hard Scrabble, the Royal Gorge with the world's highest suspension bridge, Bent's Old Fort, Sand Creek, the Air Force Academy to name just a few. If you want a small community there is Hillside, population 3, with it's own postoffice. Any of the local realtors will be glad to tell you what properties are available. The people are among the friendliest you will find.  The town of Westcliffe is proud of it's Westcliffe Wave, that's waving "HI" to friends and neighbors when they see them, even if they can't stop and visit a minute. I hope that gives you an idea of the place.  Check them out on the internet.  I found it a great place. If I was going to retire I would certainly give that place a good look.\nSandy Claws
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1. remarkables in queenstown, new zealand\n2. i don't do park but maybe somewhere up in vermont\n3. stratton, magic, le massif, anywhere in vermont, new hampshire, canada and new zealand.
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Complete with pictures:\n\nhttp://www.oregon.worldweb.com/Photos/MountainsLakesRivers/
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I think this is a trick question.  \n\nSeminole National Park does not exist.  It is not listed in the National Parks registry.
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Five named:  \n\nKilauea\nMauna Loa\nHualalai\nHaleakala\nLo`ihi\n\nThe first link is to the Hawaii Volcano Observatory.
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On Oahu, there are the Ko'olaus and Waianaes ranges, both topping out around 3K feet.  There is Haleakala Mountain (11K) and the West Maui Mountains (3K) on Maui.  On the Big Island, there is Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa (both 13K), Hualalai (8K), Kilauea and the Kohala Mountains (both around 4K).  On Kauai, there is Mount Wai'ale'ale (3K).  Lanai and Molokai have high points, but I don't know them.
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Kilauea volcano, on the southernmost Island of Hawaii, is one of the most active on Earth. It predominantly erupts basaltic lava in effusive eruptions, although occasionally it experiences explosive eruptions as well. Kilauea sits on the southeasten side of the Big Island of Hawaii, resting on the flanks of it's larger neighbor volcano Manua Loa (see map at right). Kilauea stands just under 4200 feet tall at it's highest point. Kilauea has a 165m deep circular caldera at its summit that measures 3x5km (or 6x6 km, including the outermost ring faults). It is said that Kilauea is the home to Pele, the volcano goddess of ancient Hawaiian legends. \n    The current eruption of Kilauea (known as the Pu`u `O`o Eruption) started in Jan. 1983 and as of January 2000, had produced 1.9 km3of lava, had covered 102 km2, and had added 205 hectares to Kilauea's southern shore. In the process, lava flows unfortunately destroyed 181 houses and resurfaced 13 km of highway with as much as 25 m of lava. It has also destroyed a the National Park visitor center and a 700 year-old Hawaiian temple ("Waha'ula heiau"). There are no signs that the current eruption is slowing or will come to an end anytime soon.\n \n(~~)
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I suppose you mean Mauna Kea. It is the tallest mountain in Hawaii culminating at 13,796 feet (4,205 m). It is also technically the tallest mountain in the world from base as there it would culminate at 33,474 feet (10,203 m). However we don't measure from base, we measure from sea level so it cannot take place as tallest mountain on earth.\n\nHope this helps,
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Do you mean the Henderson Scout Reservation?  Here's a link to that.  Hope it helps!