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Interested in finding an alternative girls club? There are several girls-only and coed opportunities for character education and developing leadership skills.

Love meeting new people, traveling to exciting destinations, or sharing knowledge of a favorite place? All of the above? If so, consider becoming a tour guide abroad!

The Natural State has a lot of history. Some of this history can only be seen and truly recognized by hiking.

For anyone who has been bitten by the travel bug, but is unsure how to pay for said adventure, one of the following jobs or programs may be just the right solution.

Camping is a hobby of many families. An interesting and fun alternative to camping is canoeing.

The Thompson and Fraser Rivers in British Columbia offer whitewater adventure tours that combine jaw-dropping natural splendor, powerful rapids, and a sense of history.

Many campers want to be one with nature during their camping experience. Rustic and secluded campsites can sometimes be hard to find.

In summertime, ski resorts turn to a full range of warm weather adventure alternatives. Here’s a sampling of what's happening in the Midwest U.S and Canada.

Spend a day at Camden's Adventure Aquarium where visitors find education and entertainment at every turn.

By offering a strong network of programming, the YMCA fulfills its goal of "Building strong kids, strong families, and strong communities."

Parent-child programs and classes are not only for families with toddlers or preschoolers. Elementary school aged children can also benefit from these activities.

Whether you are a stay-at-home parent or a family looking to have fun with your kids, here are 30 ways to answer the question "What are we going to do today?"