Lithuania Sports & Outdoors

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      Zalgiris Stadium
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  • Zalgiris Stadium
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  • Zalgiris Stadium
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  • Basketball in Lithuania (2006)
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10 pin bowling

by ettenaj

Not a lot to describe here only that when we went in we booked a lane for an hour at 11.00 pm as we wanted to go for a meal before hand, whilst having the meal we were discussing the price that we had been given, £11.50 for one hour,which we thought was extremely expensive as our dinner plus 3 rounds of drinks came to much less than that. We didnt go back to play as we were under the impression that because we were tourists we would have been charged a lot more. Once back home we drove past our local bowling alley and it was £8 for all day bowling!! Not sure if we were being conned but just be aware when in a foriegn country especially if you dont speak the language, and you do not have much concept of the local currancy.

Hiking

by ginte

Lithuania is a predominantly flat country, a quarter of which is covered by forests. There are five national parks and numerous other conservation areas. Hiking trails can be found all over the country. One of the highlights is the Curonian Spit National Park, on the peninsula separating the Curonian Lagoon from the Baltic Sea, where visitors can explore a range of large sand dunes and several pine forests. Rare flora and fauna are to be found here. Trakai National Park contains many lakes while Aukstaitija and Zemaitija National Parks feature hills, lakes and uplands.

Camping

by ginte

Campsites are not numerous. The majority of them are located in the most picturesque regions: Palanga (on the shore of the Baltic Sea), Trakai (lake district) and near larger towns. There are three sites in close proximity to Vilnius. Pitching a tent is permitted at the majority of Lithuanian lakes and rivers (including the National Park) for a small fee, but almost no other facilities are provided at these sites.

Activities

by ginte

Cross-country skiing, ice skating and toboganning are all popular winter sports; Aukstaitija National Park, in eastern Lithuania, has the best cross-country skiing trails. The national park is also a good canoeing area - trips can be organised and equipment rented from the park's tourism and recreation centre. The west coast of the country attracts large numbers of bird-watchers, especially to the town of Vente, on the eastern side of the Curonian Lagoon, which is home to an ornithological preserve.The Fisherman's Club in Vilnius provides advice on all types of fishing and arranges fishing trips in Lithuania. In the depths of winter, ice fishing is popular on the frozen Curonian Lagoon. Skydiving and ballooning can be arranged in Vilnius. There are plenty of opportunities to rent bicycles and there are some fun (and mostly flat) cycling tours.

European Basketball Cup!!!

by giedre

''With three Olympic bronze medals (1992, 1996, 2000) and a European crown over the last thirteen years, the EuroBasket trophy holders can be considered the best team on the continent. But the absence of numerous key players, including superstar Sarunas Jasikevicius, hinders Lithuania's chance of a "repeat". It would, however, be a very bad idea to write off the reigning champions....>''''23 September 2005Lithuania are not celebrating a medal at the EuroBasket, but rest assured, they are celebrating.The Baltic giants, less than 24 hours after being run over by France in the quarter-finals, beat Russia to qualify for FIBA World Championship 2006.The defending European champions were destroyed by France in their quarter-final on Thursday, putting them into a must-win situation against the Russians and they met the challenge, winning 89-78.....>'' ''Lithuania will go back home with...

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Biking, Walking, and Swimming...

by diamond7

There are lots of sportive activities that you can do in Lithuania, in summertime. Anyway, if you are in holidays in Palanga or Nida, the more indicated is just Biking, Walking, and Swimming. You will find several rent-a-Bike, in these two towns

Nida
BASKETBALL #1 IN LITHUANIA

by Grazina

Young and old get into this sport....a very exciting court game. As American football is #1 in America, so is basketball is #1 in all of Lithuania.... WE GOT THE GOLD....YEAH MAN!!! A Ball (Orange basketball)Shortsdribbling slipperand a court

My favorite player and i don't even know his name.
Jumping and running up and down the court

by Ny2003

Basketball is my favorite sport. I like the way they dribble up and down the court.....e.t.c I've been playing it forever, I love it!:) My favorite team (left) the LA lakers, Baby:) what else can I say, I mean Shaq is da man! socks, tennis shoes, anlke brace and knee pads.

Water sports.

by DanielF

With so many lakes, it is not surprising that the main sport activities for a tourist in Lithuania are the water sports. There are small boats for rent almost in every little town.

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