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©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd INDEX 4th Street Elevator 297 Amboy Crater 277 archeological sites 450 11th St Diner 257 Amelia Island 190, 198 Arches Trail 441 1719 Hans Herr House 64 American Civil War Center 90 Arkansas Delta Rockabilly 1880 Train 344 American Indian Cultural Festival 212 Center & Museum 322 Arrow Rock State Historic A American Visionary Art Site 352 Museum 80 Art Deco Welcome Center Abbe Museum 176, 180 Amish people 61-71 256-7 Abrams Falls 252 Amistad 124 Art Institute of Chicago Acadia National Park 19, Anadarko 17, 322 269, 310 175-81 Ancestral Puebloan people Arthur Bowring Sandhills Acadian Cultural Center 206 397, 448 Ranch State Historical Acadian Village 206 Park 334 Ancient Bristlecone Pine accommodations 25, 651-2 Forest 538 Artist Point 372 Adam’s Berry Farm 148 Ancient Village 319 Asbury Park 50, 58 Adrian 278-9 Angels Camp 556 Asheville 240, 242-3 Adventure Ridge 390 Angels Landing 414 Ashland 624, 629 African American Civil War Angels Landing Trail 439 Aspen 392, 393 Memorial 86 Animas River 397-8 Aspen Art Museum 392 Agate Bay 303 Ann Norton Sculpture Astoria 596, 597, 600, 610 air travel 650-1 Garden 196 Astoria-Megler Bridge 596 Airport Mesa 430 Antietam 84-5 Atlanta 278 Alabama Hills 534 Antietam National Battlefield ATMs 654 Alamo, the 473 84-5 Auburn Mansion 229 Albuquerque 274, 276, 279, anti-slavery movement 124 Audrey Headframe Park 427 418-19, 421 Apgar Village 379 Aurora Borealis 638 Alcatraz 545 Apollo Beach 193-5 Austin 475 Allenholm Orchards 150 Appalachian Trail Avalanche Creek 380 Alma 388 Connecticut & Rhode Avenue of the Arts 110 Alpine 467, 469 Island 131 Alum Cave Trail 251 New Hampshire 165 B Amador County Wine Appomattox Court House B&O Railroad Museum 80 Country 557-9, 561 National Park 91, 93 Backstreet Cultural Museum Amarillo 273-4, 278 Arabia Steamboat Museum 260 Amboy 277 352 659 Badger Pass 507 Bear Creek Mound 224 Blue Front 217 Badlands National Park 341 Bearcat Stables 390 Blues Highway 209-19 Bailey Yard 331 Beartown State Forest 132 Bluff 447, 451 Balboa Island 520 Beaver Island 288 Bluff Fort 447 Balcony House 397 Beehive Trail 175 boating, see cruises Ballroom Marfa 466 beer 147-8, 160, 286 Bob Kerry Pedestrian Bridge Baltimore 74-5, 80, 81 Belknap Hot Springs 620 353 Bandon 606-7 Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art Bodie 539 480-1 Bodie State Historic Park INDEX Bar Harbor 176, 181 Baring Bridge 381 Bellingham 632, 639 539-40 Boiling River 373 B Barker Dam 528 Bemidji 292 Barnegat Lighthouse 55 Ben & Jerry’s Factory 157 Bolinas 547, 548, 550-1 Barrington Cellars 43 Bend 618, 621 Bonneville 592, 597 Barstow 277, 279 Benoist, Keith 228 Boone 235, 242 Bass Harbor Head Bentonia 217 Bordeaux Trading Post 334 Lighthouse 179 Berkshires 132, 135 border crossings 647, 651 Bass Lake 547 Best Friends Animal Boston 121, 125, 182-3 Battle of Brices Cross Roads Sanctuary 414 Boston Common 182 225 Bierstadt, Albert 45 Boston Harbor Islands 121 Battle of Shiloh 225 Big Bend 381 Boston Public Garden 182 Battle of the Little Big Horn Big Bend National Park 468, bottled water 415 343 469 Boundary Waters Canoe Area battlefields Big Morongo Canyon Wilderness 307 Antietam National Preserve 527 Bowring, Eva 334 Battlefield 84-5 Big Pine 536 Box Canyon Falls 401 Civil War 91, 222-3 Big Sable Point Lighthouse Boyer Chute National Wildlife Cold Harbor Battlefield 286 Refuge 354 89-90 Big Sur 495 Branchport 43 Gettysburg National Biltmore Estate 240-1 Breaux Bridge 203-4, 207 Military Park, Museum & Bird Woman Falls 380 Breckenridge 388, 393 Visitor Center 65, 87 Bird-in-Hand 65-6 Bretton Woods 134 Manassas National Battle- Biscayne National Park 193 Brewery Vivant 286 field Park (Bull Run) 86 Bishop 536-7 Bridgeport 540 Petersburg National Battle- Bismarck 355 Bright Angel Trail 419, 432 field Park 90-1 Black Hills 337-47 Brinnon 587 Bauer’s Market 296 Black Hills Playhouse 341 Bristol 141-2, 143 BB King 216 Black Point Wildlife Drive 195 Broad Creek trail 371 BB King Museum & Delta Blanding 448, 451 Interpretive Center 216 Brookings 608, 611 Blithewold Mansion 142 BB King’s 210 Brown University 142, 169-70 Blowing Rock 236, 242 beaches 23 Bryce Canyon National Park Blue Hole 475 441-2, 443 Beacon Hill 183 Blue Ridge Parkway 15, 20, Bryson City 247, 254 Beacon Rock State Park 593 233-43 Bubba’s Blues Corner 212 Bear Country USA 339 bluegrass music 241 Buchanon 284 Bear Creek Falls 399 660 Buck Rock Lookout 510 carriage roads 177-8 children, travel with 22 Buffalo Bill Ranch State cars, see driving Chimayó 455-6, 461 Historical Park 331 Carter House 223 Chimney Rock National Buffalo Gap National Carthage 271 Historic Site 331-2 Grassland 341 Cascade Lakes 617-18, 621 Chimney Rock Park 240 Burlington 148, 151, 578 Cascade River State Park Chinati Foundation 466 business hours 25, 654-5 307 Choctaw people 227, 322 Butler Wash Ruins 448-9 Cascadilla Gorge 41 Church of San José de Buttermilk Falls 41 Cassidy, Butch 441 Gracia 457 INDEX Bynum Mounds 226-7 Cassidy Trail 441 cider 157 Byrd Visitors Center 103 City Hall, Philadelphia 111 Cat Head 212 B-C Cathedral Spires 341 Civic Center Park 405 C caves 99 Civil War 65, 83-93 Cades Cove 248, 252, 254 Cayucos 493 American Civil War Center 90 Cadillac Mountain 180 Cayuga Lake 42, 46 battlefields 91, 222-3 Café Beignet 261 Cedar Grove 510, 513 Clarksdale 212-13, 218 Cairo 298 Cedar Mesa-Grand Gulch Cliff Palace 397 Cajun Country 20, 201-7 primitive area 450 climate 24 Cajun Music Hall of Fame & Celilo Falls 592 Museum 205 cell phones 24, 655 Clingmans Dome 248-9 Cajun people 206 Central Cascades 614-21 Clinton 271 California Cavern State Central West End (St Louis) Club Ebony 216 Historical Landmark 556 359 Coachella Valley 530 Calvert Cliffs State Park 78 Chadron 333-4 Cody, Bill 331 Cambria 493 Chapel of the Holy Cross Cold Harbor Battlefield Cambridge 167-9, 171 430 89-90 Camp Hale 391, 393 Chapin Mesa 397 Cold Hollow Cider Mill 157 campervan rental 646-7 Charles River 183 Coloma 560 Canal Street, New York City Charlevoix 287 Colonial Michilimackinac 107 Chelan 574 288 Canaveral National Seashore Cherokee Heritage Center Colt State Park 142 193-5 319 Columbia 352, 555-6, 561 Cannon Beach 596, 597, Cherokee people 247-8, Columbia Gorge Discovery 602, 610 318-19 Center 592 Cannon Mountain 381 Cherry Republic 287 Columbia Hills State Park Cape Disappointment 595 Chester 298 592 Cape Disappointment State Chez Panisse 546 Columbus Park 106 Park 595 Chicago 28, 269-70, 278, Comcast Center 111 Cape Final 416 310-11 Comfort 473, 479 Cape May 57, 59 Chicasaw people 224, 225, Concord (Massachusetts) Cape Perpetua 603-5 226-7 167, 171 Capitol Visitor Center 108 Chicasaw Village 226-7 Concord (New Hampshire) 166 car insurance 645 Chicot State Park 204 Confederate graves 225 car rental 24, 645-6 Chief Shakes Island 634 Constitution Gardens 79 661 Continental Divide 369, 380, dangers, see safety car rental 24, 645-6 388 Dartmouth College 164-5 documents 645 Conway 273 Davenport 297 driver’s license 645 Conway Scenic Railroad 134 Davis Mountains State Park driving under the influence Coolidge, Calvin 156 466 648 Coos Bay 606 Daytona Beach 193, 198 fuel 24, 649 Copley Square 182 Daytona International highway conditions 493 Córdova 457 Speedway 193 insurance 645 Corn Palace 355 De Soto, Hernan 226 maps 647-8 INDEX Cornell University 41 Deadwood 344-5, 347 motorcycle rental 646 Dee Wright Observatory 619 C-E Corning 45, 47 parking 649 Cornwall Bridge 132 Delta Blues Museum 213 road distances 647 Corona del Mar 521 Delta Cultural Center 212 road rules 649 Coronado 490 Denver 386, 404-5 RV rental 646 costs 25, 654 Depoe Bay 603 safety 648, 649 Cottonwood 427-9 Desert Caballeros Western websites 646 Cottonwood Spring 530 Museum 425 Dubuque 297, 299 Cougar Reservoir 620 Desert Hot Springs 527, 531 Duff’s 359 Craig Pass 369 Desert View Drive 431 Duluth 302-3, 309 Crane’s Pie Pantry 284 Design District 197 Dune Climb 286 Crater Lake 625-6, 628, 629 Desolation Peak 578 Dunraven Pass 372 Crazy Horse 333 Devil’s Kettle 307-8 Durango & Silverton Narrow Crazy Horse Memorial 344 Devil’s Rope Museum 271, Gauge Railroad 398 273 credit cards 654 Durango 397-8, 403 Dewey Point 507 Creole people 206 Durham Museum 328 Diablo Lake 578 cruises Dutch Country 62-71 dialing codes 655-6 Mystic 124 DVDs 651 DiGrazia Vineyards 128 Newport 123 Dylan, Bob 302-3 Dinosaur Land 97 Crystal Cave 511 disabilities, travelers with Crystal Cove State Park 492, E 656 521, 523 Dismal Nitch 593 East Fort Baker 546 culture 23 Disneyland 517, 518, 523 East Mesa Trail 438 Cummer Museum of Art Eastern Sierra Scenic Byway 191-2 Disney’s California Adventure 517, 518 533-41 Curry Village 505, 507 Dixon 460, 461 ECHO Lake Aquarium & Custer, George A 341-2 Science Center 133 Dollywood 253 Custer State Park 340-1, 346 Ecola State Park 596, 602 Dornan’s 368 Cuyuna 293 ED White Plantation 202 Douglas County Museum Cypress Creek National 628 Edge of the Cedars State Wildlife Refuge 298 Park Museum 448 Drane, Colonel James 228 Eiffel Tower Experience 481 driving 645-9, 651 D Eisler Brothers Old Riverton best roads 15 Store 271 Dalles, The 592, 597 campervan rental 646-7 Dana Point 522 El Paso 464 662 El Reno 271, 278 Firehole Falls 369 Fort Union Trading Post 356 El Santuario de Chimayó 455 Firehole Lake Basin 369 Four Corners Monument 417 Eldridge Street Synagogue Fishing Bridge 371 Framboise Island 355 107 Fisk Quarry Preserve 150 Franklin 222-3 elephant seals 495 Five Civilized Tribes 320, 324 Frederick 79, 81 Elk Run Vineyards 78 Five Points 191 Fredericksburg 86-7, 92, Elkmont Campground 254 Flagler
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