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SHENANDOAH VALLEY’S LURAY In the Shenandoah Valley’s Blue RidgeMountains. Home to Shenandoah Na- tional Park and Luray
Caverns.More than 1,100 rooms, cozy cabins, elegant bed and breakfasts and campsites. Canoeing/ tubing on the Shenandoah River, plus charming towns, shops and historic sites.
Includes Towns of Shenandoah and Stanley.
With the spotlight on fitness and sports,why not include some sporting fun in your vacation.
For fitness, lookfordestinations that feature outdoor outdoor activities such aswalking trails, biking, swimming, horseback riding or adventure activities. You’ll find these types of activities in both city and rural areas.
Youmay alsowant to search for destinationswhere you canroot for a baseball teamor catcha special sporting event. Maryland has awinning line-up of sports facilities, teams and events. You can cheer on the Ravens, theOrioles or “theponies” at the Preakness, the Second Jewel of the Triple Crown.
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Youmaywant to check out the Lernerville Speedway inButler County, Pa., one of themost successful dirt tracks in theU.S.
Lernerville currently hostsWorld ofOutlaws Sprintcar Series and LateModel Series events.
If you enjoy America’s favorite pastime, head for theGettysburg, Pa. 19th-Century Baseball Festival featuring the uniforms, rules,
equipment and style of the 1860s. The festival is held every July.
In August,Hampton, Va. features the nation’s oldest continuously running hydro- plane boat race, the Hampton Cup Regatta, a
free event. Featuring speeds in excess of 150miles-per hour, the race plays host to some of the fastestwatercraft in theworld.
The East coast is filledwith
activities during the spring and summer.
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