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The Haiku Stairs or as it is commonly called, the Stairway to Heaven is a series of galvanized-steel ship ladders that lead to the top of Puu Keahiakahoe summit (2,800 feet) on the island of Oahu’s lush Koolau Mountain Range.

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The Kalalau Trail is an 11-mile trail that leads from Ke’e Beach to Kalalau Beach along the Na Pali Coast on the island of Kauai in Hawaii.  KalalauTrail.com gets approximately 60,000 visitors per month.

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The Heart Rock trail is a short (1/2 mile) trail that begins near the entrance Camp Seely (featured in the Disney movie “The Parent Trap”) in the San Bernardino mountains near Crestline, California.

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The Muliwai Trail is a Hawaiian trail that leads from Waipio Valley up and over to the beautiful and secluded Waimanu Valley on the NorthEast Shore of the Big Island of Hawaii.

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Kanarraville Falls is a don’t miss, family friendly hike bordering the west plateau of Zions National Park. Its beautiful landscape progresses into a small slot canyon, mimicking the more famed hike known as the Narrows and similar slot canyons of the southwest.

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Pipiwai Trail is a beautiful trail located on the backside (South-West Side) of Haleakalā National Park, which is a United States national park located on the island of Maui in the state of Hawaiʻi.

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Farkle is a party game involving dice and a lot of fun.  This is a website based on Dacy & Amy’s Official Rules of Farkle. On average, the site gets about 10,000 views per month.

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Camp Seely is a mountain camp owned by the City of Los Angeles located in the San Bernardino Mountains, near Crestline, California. The camp can be reserved for groups of 125-270 or for individual families on a select few weeks during the year.

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Chickenfoot is a fun way to play dominoes that has been around for many years.  It’s known by many different names: Chickenfoot, Chicken dominoes, Chickie or Chickie dominoes.

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The Kalepa Ridge Trial is an infrequently used unofficial trail that leads downhill from Kalalau Lookout in Koke’e State Park, along the ridge line between Kalalau Valley and Honopu on the island of Kauai.

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