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Historic and affordable, this town in Vermont is chock-full of attractions to help fill your days; from hiking and skiing, to music and theater performances.
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There isn't just one place where you can get all of the perks of Vermont, but this small town is just quiet enough to enjoy your views in piece as well as shop.
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New Hampshire’s Mount Washington is the highest peak in the Northeast, and trails to the summit are considered especially dangerous due to the high winds.
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Maine’s “big three” rivers — the Penobscot, the Kennebec, and the Dead rivers — offer unparalleled whitewater rafting experiences and fishing spots.
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New Hampshire is a beautiful state that likes to keep its charm under the radar. But if you like being outdoors for some water fun, check out this small town.
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This spot in Maine is a seaside delight, with an iconic pier with restaurants and sea views, miles of sandy beach, and fun for the whole family.
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Discover a hiking trail in New England that will take you to a picturesque waterfall. The area is surrounded by stunning forests and mountain peaks.
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If you're going to the Adirondacks, then you're looking for scenic views, fresh air, plenty of outdoor fun, and mountain charm. This small town definitely fits.
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Sharing a lake with Canada, this New York state park offers a beautiful spot to camp. Enjoy the almost-international trip with the family without the stress.
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About 20 miles south of Ketchikan is Alaska's only Native American reservation, home to a budding art community, stunning nature, and unique travel experiences.
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There's a reason that New England is a popular travel destination. There's nothing quite like the fresh air, trees, and lakes, and this state park has it all.
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Retirement is made for road trips, and this scenic Montana road through a national park offers breathtaking vistas, nature trails, a cozy lodge, and a lake.
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Just outside of Anchorage is one of the most beautiful and accessible regions of Alaska, where mountains surround pristine glaciers, lakes and rivers.
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Boasting around 2,000 acres near the shores of Seneca Lake in New York's Finger Lakes region, this state park has everything you need for a camping getaway.
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A secret island in Maine is home to renowned beaches, recreation, and the opportunity to see lots of wildlife, including puffins and whales.
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You've been dreaming about this nature getaway for months, but confusing these two camping terms can quickly derail what could be the trip of a lifetime.
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Maine's island near Portland offers a secluded, family-friendly campground experience complete with dunes, rocky beaches, great biking, and woodland hikes.
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Discover wonders beyond fall foliage in the Berkshires. By hiking along this stunning trail, travelers can also find an incredible Massachusetts waterfall.
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Reach new heights on this Adirondack adventure. By climbing hundreds of feet in elevation over the length of one short trail, you can find unforgettable views.
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See eight waterfalls on one road trip through New England. This incredible route highlights Maine's natural beauty and is sure to delight all who travel it.
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The fourth-largest island in New York's Thousand Islands region is a remote journey but a must-visit for its local winery, beautiful beach, and quiet ambiance.
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For a crowd-free and peaceful escape from Boston, Massachusetts, head to this beautiful island with beaches, hiking, and greenery, just a 30-minute ferry away.
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