Dream destination?

GeorgAz · Joined: 04 Jan 2003 Posts: 815 Location: Scottsdale

Always been New Zealand,especially to hike the Milford Track;also Macchu Picchu,Cambodia(My friends just got back from Angkor Wat in Cambodia and all the temples are amazing!) In this country,Wyoming, Idaho,Oregon.Of course,then there's Vancouver! Leave Mon. for week of skiing in Utah! That's the dream for now! (This is a knee test!) Rolling Eyes

cactuscat · Joined: 04 Jan 2003 Posts: 459 Location: Phoenix

kiluam · Joined: 27 Feb 2003 Posts: 11 Location: gilbert

Iceland and then off to Norway..i've always wanted to see those fjords, and ive heard its a great place to hike as well..

Canyon Dweller · Joined: 06 Jan 2003 Posts: 712 Location: Denver, CO

I think it may be neet to go to antartica, I have always wanted to go there too.
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k9hiker · Joined: 09 Jan 2003 Posts: 390 Location: NW Phoenix

I'm curious why no one has said any middle eastern locations???? Iraq anyone? Diablo

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plummer150 · Posted: 1/13/2004, 10:49 pm Post subject: re:

Fiji...

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Trishness · Posted: 1/13/2004, 10:55 pm Post subject:

Alaska for me!!!! Australia or New Zealand!

Yukon or Northwest Territories aren't far behind those choices

Vietnam too I heard that is a beautiful country

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Guest · Posted: 1/14/2004, 6:04 am Post subject:

When my oldest daughter was little she used to watch Hercules (with Kevin Sorbo). Since then I've wanted to go to New Zealand. In 1987 I went to Belgium and France to see the end of the Tour de France. I'd love to do a bike (and beer) tour in Belgium.

BoyNhisDog · Posted: 1/14/2004, 6:51 am Post subject:

I'm jealous of Colin going to the Tour this year and would love to see Lance attempt 6. The miles add up though so I don't think this will be easy. Of course Colin will be sitting in a little sidewalk cafe living the easy life or will he be high on a mountain pass breathing some of the alpine air watching the climbers decimate the pack? Colin you better bring back a load of photos so I can live vicarioulsy.

I want to go to Death Valley and the high country of the Weminche Wilderness. Past that the list is too long to relate here. It is not linear. The further I get from Tucson the bigger the list gets. The Sonoran Desert is my favorite place on this planet though.
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Guest · Posted: 1/14/2004, 6:57 am Post subject:

Colin, your going to the Tour? This will truly be an exciting year for you.

Lizard · Joined: 11 Jan 2003 Posts: 200 Location: Phoenix, AZ

I really want to go to the Weminuche Wilderness as well. I am in the planning stages of a weeklong trip there for next summer. The route of the CDT through this wilderness is said to be one of the finest high altitude hikes in North America.
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sidhayes · Joined: 04 Jan 2003 Posts: 116

Yes, that wilderness is great. I have done the CDT through this area from Stony Pass to Wolf Creek Pass.( 80 miles) It stays high and about as far from roads as one can usually get.