Reasonably priced ($120 or less) hotel with free parking that allows pets in Philadelphia? -

You will find some in the suburbs, and the northeast and south sections of the city. But if you are seeking Center City, you are out of luck. Just Google Philadelphia hotels.

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You probably will have to stay somewhere near the airport for that price with free parking. You are not likely to find one in center city.

All la quintas always allow dogs. they also have AAA discount and are usually under 100 a night.

How far is the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas? -

in terms of mileage , miles and gasoline

The distance from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon South Rim 278 miles / 447 km. Drive time is approximately 4 hrs 27 mins The distance from Las Vegas strip to Grand Canyon West Rim is 120 miles or 3 hours driving time. http://www.lasvegas-how-to.com/las-vegas��

Grand Canyon Village (South Rim) is located 60 miles North of I-40 at Williams, (via route 64 from Interstate 40) and 80 miles northwest of Flagstaff (via route 180). Only ten miles from rim to rim as the crow flies, the North Rim is 215 miles (about 4.5 hours) from the South Rim by car. The North Rim is 44 miles south of Jacob Lake, AZ, via Stateroad 67.Approximate driving distances from SOUTH RIM, Grand Canyon to:Las Vegas, NV - 278 miles / 447 kilometersGrand Canyon National Park (North Rim) is located 30 miles south of Jacob Lake on Highway 67; the canyon rim is an additional 14 miles south. Jacob Lake is located in northern Arizona on Highway 89A, not far from the Utah border. There is no public transportation to the North Rim other than the Trans Canyon Shuttle (928-638-2820) from the South Rim. The road from Jacob Lake to the North Rim (Highway 67) is subject to closure due to snow from mid October to mid May.Approximate driving distances from NORTH RIM, Grand Canyon to:Las Vegas, NV - 282 miles / 454 kilometers

If you want to see the real Grand Canyon go to the South Rim Rim of the park. The part of the GC that is most advertised, is on an Indian Reservation at the extreme West of the canyon. There are really lots of places that you can see easily on way to the South Rim. Lake Mead http://vegasnature.com/LakeMead.htm Hoover Dam http://vegasnature.com/HooverDam.htm Colorado River http://vegasnature.com/ColoradoRiver.htm Oatman http://vegasnature.com/Oatman.htm Grand Canyon http://vegasnature.com/GrandCanyon.htm on the way back stop in Laughlin http://vegasnature.com/Laughlin.htm http://www.vegasnature.com/ has videos of each area followed by maps showing how to get there

Grand Canyon has rims in UT and AZ. The AZ rim is about a six hour drive and will take a good tank of gas each way. You can drive to Williams and take a train though.

When I went from Las Vegas it took about 40 minutes by plane but you passed over hoover dam so that was pretty cool.

What was the name of inn in Treasure Island? -

Admiral Benbow

Benbo Inn

Hawaiian car seat covers - durable hawaiian car seat covers? -

Where can i get the durable and hold longer hawaiian car seat covers?

Try any walmart store on oahu.

My wife and I want to visit Alaska next year. What should we do and see? -

What would you recommend for the most fun things to do? What are the most interesting things to see? We re kind of thinking we might do a wilderness kayaking trip. Can anyone recommend some really good routes and outfitters? Is there anything we should avoid doing? (Like a friend told me their Alaskan cruise vacation was fun except that the land-based side trips were staged, confining, and forgettable).Thanks in advance!

The best way to experience Alaska is to fly to Anchorage, Which is the largest city.To avoid all the tourist traps, get yourself a nice rental car and start driving.Drive south from Anchorage down the Seward highway which is one of the top 10 best drives in the usa.about 100 miles from Anchorage is Seward, a small fishing town on the water.Spend at least a couple days there and go on a salmon fishing charter. You will love catching silvers!!Than drive north again past Anchorage, to Denali park.On your way you will see Mt Mckinley (The tallest mountain in North America) Than stay for a few days in Denali, you can hike, white water raft, etc. Its Beautiful.Than depending on your time/budget, from there you could drive the rest of the way to Fairbanks ( about 100 miles north)Theres a million things to see and do here in AK.The best time to come would be from late june to late July.

I lived in Alaska for 12 years and here is my advice-Juneau is a great touristing place. The weather in the summer can be reasonably warm, aulthough it rains alot. However, it is beautiful there. Lots of cruise ships come in there. They also have Mendenhall glacier, where you can even go for a swim. (it s not too cold) that would be a gorgeous place to kayak.AVOID Kodiak island, and any place too far north. Unless you like cold weather.Southeast Alaska would be a good place to go if you are like me and like hiking and not too cold of weather. (Juneau is in Southeast Alaska)Have fun and good luck! If you go hiking, do not get eaten by bears!

Does anyone know of places in Columbus, Ohio to get paper routes for children? -

Let me be more clear, does anyone know of a place in Columbus, Ohio to get paper routes for children?I am a 12 year-old girl and am looking for a job to make money. Not for myself, but to help my family out. I am not being greedy here! I have been interested in finding myself a paper route but don t know exactly where to look. Help please?Thank you!

Paper routes dont exist for children anymore. papers are no longer delivered at 9 a.m. on bicycles...these days they are delivered at 4 in the morning in cars. I hate to say it, but in the modern day, there really is no work to be had for a 12 year old that can make a difference in the family budget.*The only exception to this may be acting/modeling