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Pine Barrens / Central Suffolk
Stretching across Brookhaven, Riverhead and Southampton towns, Long Island's Pine Barrens region sits atop an aquifer that is the Island's largest source of pure drinking water – a key reason conservationists fought hard for a development-free core area that's almost five times the size of Manhattan.
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Tour the best decorated houses in Suffolk for Christmas lights.
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Find out the top 10 pizza places on Long Island, as determined by Newsday.com readers.
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Cousins Paintball is the place to go if you are looking for a realistic outdoor paintball experience.
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From trails to sharks to the Big Duck, central Suffolk has it all.
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This federally funded research facility, offers tours and programs during summer Sundays.
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The annual road trip for fans of the Atlantic League baseball team.
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Conservationists have fought hard to preserve the Pine Barrens
Stretching across Brookhaven, Riverhead and Southampton towns, Long Island's Pine Barrens region sits atop an aquifer that is the Island's largest source of pure drinking water – a key reason conservationists fought hard for a development-free core area that's almost five times the size of Manhattan.
Hiking in the Near Wilderness
DAY PACKS bulging with trail mix, spare socks and enough bug spray to outfit an African safari, 18 hikers met at a rural crossroads one recent Saturday to explore a chunk of Long Island's largest natural area -- the 100,000 acres of scrub trees, ponds and salt marshes known collectively as the Pine Barrens.
Immersing in a Hands-On Sea World
THOSE SOULFUL EYES. That cute little nose. Those jaunty flippers. With such an appealing group of harbor seals frolicking year-round in the front yard, who could resist a visit to Riverhead's new Atlantis Marine World to see what all the barking is about?
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