Tag: “Hot Springs”

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  1. Mount Cutler Trail

    Mount Cutler Trail is a fairly quick and easy trail up the side of the mountain with magnificent views. Located in North Cheyenne Canyon, Colorado Springs.

  2. Enchanted Mount Cutler Trail

    The tree roots along Mount Cutler trail in North Cheyenne Canyon, Colorado Springs reach out from the side of the mountain onto the trail itself. That, coupled with the mossy rocks and trees, makes this seem like an enchanted forest.

  3. Hot Toddy Cafe

    This super-awesome coffee shop is located in Downtown Waycross, GA.

  4. Dalhousie Spring

    In the middle of the Simpson Desert, after many miles of dirt road, we bumped into an oasis called Dalhousie Springs. It's already dark when we arrive and the temperature drops swiftly.

  5. Summertime at the Banff Springs

    Landmark in the Canadian Rocky Mountains - the Banff Springs Hotel - from a different perspective. This first class hotel looks like an old Scottish castle and has kept that flair.

  6. Hot Dog Johnny's

    Is Hot Dog Johnny's a classic roadside hot dog stand/restaurant along Route 46 in Buttzville (heh heh heh!), New Jersey, not far from the Delaware Water Gap.

    Route 46 was a major east-west throughfare before Interstate 80 was built, and Hot Dog Johnny's, which opened in 1944, is a thriving reminder of what roadside architecture and cuisine were like back in the day.

    Don't miss the birch beer served in frosted mugs, the french fries, and, of course, the hot dogs.

  7. Sonoran Style Hot Dog

  8. Palmer Park

    Palmer Park is a city park located in the center of Colorado Springs. It is surprisingly large with dozens of trails used for hiking, biking and horseback riding.

  9. WindMill

    The WindMill is a Jersey Shore institution that is famous for its foot long hot dogs that are grilled to perfection with a firm casing and juicy center. But their hamburgers and french fries are just as remarkable.

  10. North Cheyenne Canyon

    North Cheyenne Canyon is a jewel in the city parks system of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Located a mere 15 minutes from downtown Colorado Springs, driving up into this canyon takes you worlds away from the city into a 1,000 foot deep granite canyon and on into the rugged mountains themselves.