Directions from Atlantic City, New Jersey to Plattsburgh, New York
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The Sycamore Golf Course
Golf Courses – Ravena, New York
The food for the golf outings is OK at best , I actually preferred the dogs, and burgers at the turn to the slop inside. More on golflink.com
New Windsor Cantonment State Historic Site
Museums – Vails Gate, New York
8,000 soldiers, civilians and artisans built this winter encampment during the closing days of the Revolutionary War. Costumed interpreters demonstrate life at the camp. Visitor center (open year ... More on Orangetourism.org
YogaChild
Health Club – Saratoga Springs, New York
Saratoga Springs' first and only yoga program specifically geared for children and teens. Classes are based in the Kundalini tradition. Also offering classes for children with special needs, birthday parties, in-service teacher training ... More on YogaFinder
Dorbrook Recreation Area
National And State Parks – Colts Neck, New Jersey
Dogs on a six foot leash are allowed on the trails at this 535 acre park. There are 2 1/2 miles of paved trails in the park. More on DogFriendly.com
North Warren Trailblazers
Things To Do – Chestertown, New York
Trails in northwestern Warren County. One of 4 area snowmobile clubs. ATV's are NOT allowed on snowmobile ... More on iloveny.com
NYS DOT - Bicycling & Pedestrian Programs
Things To Do – Albany, New York
Provides information about bicycling & pedestrian resources in New York State. More on iloveny.com
Super 8 Motel - Plattsburgh
Things To Do – Peru, New York
Located off I-87 at exit 39. Indoor heated pool. Close to Lake Placid and Lake Champlain. More on iloveny.com
LA Fe Restaurant
Restaurants – Paterson, New Jersey
Although some of my friends said that the chicken was a little dry for them. More on Yahoo! Travel
John G. Benson House
Landmarks – Englewood, New Jersey
Inscription. Built c. 1800 by John G. Benson, a farmer, and from 1794 to 1797, a captain in the militia. This house, an example of post-Revolutionary War Dutch Colonial architecture, was built on property confiscated by New Jersey ... More on HMDB
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