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Are you looking for Camping Gear, Hunting Equipment or Fishing Tackle? Outdoor World Sporting Goods is your Outdoor Supply Store. For more information on Camping Supply, Hunting Gear or Fishing Equipment check out our Learn About Products links or contact us via our toll-free phone number, 1-888-344-9500, Mon-Fri, 8AM-5pm, PT. For ideas on what to do outdoors see our Outdoor News & Tips.
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INTERMEDIATE VOLLEYBALL SET by FRANKLIN	DISC GOLF STARTER BAG by INNOVA	YOUTH HELMET DEUCE PINK by BELL	T4, AMMO, TARGETS, SAFETY GLASSES, .177 by CROSMAN
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You can pick from our featured products above or browse our departments in the navigation menu on the right; we are adding more inventory to our site everyday. If you are a returning customer and don’t see what you’ve ordered before, call us at 1-888-344-9500, Mon-Fri, 8AM-5pm PT, we’d be glad to help you. Thanks for shopping The Outdoor World, your camping supply store.

Outdoor News & Tips: Two local state parks and nine state parks in the Bay Area would be closed under the new budget proposed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Statewide, the governor has proposed closing 48 of the state’s 278 state parks.
Locally, Ford Ord Dunes State Park, and Fremont Peak State Historic Park are slated for closure. Also, New Brighton State Beach, Seacliff State Beach, Manresa State Beach, Natural Bridges State Beach, and Sunset State Beach would do without lifeguards.
For more info go to santacruzsentinel.com and sfgate.com. For a map of all the parks picked for closure, go to links.sfgate.com/ZCAR.

Bishop was No. 1 on most ballots and in the top 10 of most outdoor writers taking part in a survey. They highlighted trout fishing at lakes and streams, great hiking, horseback riding and exploring near Bishop Pass, backpacking into the John Muir Wilderness, tracking Sierra bighorn sheep and mule deer, and four-season mountain weather, complete with sensational fall colors from aspens, yet without much snow. More info at sfgate.com/sports/outdoors. (Bishop was also picked as one of the 31 Best Places to Live by National Geographic Adventure Magazine, along with Pismo Beach, in September, 2006.)

Berry Creek Falls, Terrace Look at Wilder Ranch, and the Elkhorn Slough made Tom Stienstra’s Top Ten best ways to bring in spring. More info at sfgate.com/sports/outdoors

The Weekend Sherpa suggests you can get 360-degree views of the bay and a blooming kaleidoscope of colors all from San Mateo County’s San Bruno Mountain, between the 101 and 280 freeways. Take the Summit Loop Trail and follow scattered ribbons of California golden poppies. Lupines, goldfields, Johnny jump-ups, and Douglas iris also color the landscape. Find more info at WeekendSherpa.com

Here are four Bay Area hikes from the San Jose Mercury News that are perfect for spring:

• In the South Bay, the Ponderosa Trail in Henry W. Coe State Park will lead you to places to enjoy the wild flowers.
• Over in the East Bay, if you are up to the challenge of the North Peak Trail and Road in Mount Diablo State Park, you can see all the way to the Central Valley - if it is a clear day.
• Montara Mountain Trail in San Pedro Valley Park near Pacifica is a place to take a coastal hike. Bring your camera, because in the right spot you will have a panoramic view that stretches from Mount Diablo to the east to Sutro Tower in San Francisco and Mount Tamalpais in Marin County.
• Speaking of Marin, travel north across the Golden Gate Bridge and head to Mount Tamalpais’ Cataract Trail. After a rainy winter, this mildly strenuous hike will bring you up close and personal to some spectacular waterfalls.

Hike For Discovery is The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s new adventure fundraising program that prepares people, from beginners to seasoned hikers, to experience a natural wonder in a special way. As you train, you’ll raise funds to help The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) cure blood cancers. For more info go to HikeForDiscovery.org

For other local outdoor news also check out:

• Out & About blog from the Santa Cruz Sentinel at SantaCruzLive.com
• Bay Area Hiker to explore the diverse and wonderful spectrum of hiking in the San Francisco bay area
• Bay Area Backcountry about some nice places to camp and hike around the San Francisco Bay Area
• SFGate-Outdoors for articles on current outdoor activities in Northern California
• Weekend Sherpa for recomendations on the best outdoor pursuits exclusive to Northern California hikes and activities
• Total Escape for awesome travel ideas for California snow weekends & anything outside