In Ohio, a small city near Lake Erie offers fascinating railroad history, family attractions, walkable streets, and easy access to shoreline parks.
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Take in views of Lake Michigan and downtown from an observation deck or rooftop bar and shop designer stores or retail malls in this Chicago neighborhood.
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Hidden between Chicago and Indy, this small-town amusement park is set to celebrate its 100th year with new rides, old classics, and a summer full of fun.
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In Washington's Cascade Mountains, a small riverfront town blends railroad history, forest trails, rushing rapids, and dramatic alpine scenery.
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Sometimes it's not enough to simply head to the beach; sometimes you want a true getaway, where the vibes are chill and the community is actually convivial.
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This Illinois park features connected lakes, shoreline camping, public boat launches, and prime Midwest fishing waters, making for a great urban escape.
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Home to frogs with Wolverine claws, primitive rabbits, and stunning beaches with crystalline waters, Japan’s lesser-known tropical islands rival the Galápagos.
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Colorado is more than just the Rocky Mountains, and if you're thinking about trying to see it all in a road trip, these RV destinations will come in handy.
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If you grew up in Indiana, you may remember this local amusement park and zoo that was once brimming with entertainment but has now been abandoned for years.
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Just a short run from the hustle and bustle of Sacramento, this serene suburb is a guaranteed escape from the noise and chaos of the modern world.
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Minneapolis and St. Paul have a lot to offer, but this small Minnesota city has a lot going for it, too, like restaurants, antique shops, and a beautiful lake.
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Discover America's heartland by foot or bike along these trails that were once thriving railroads and now connect charming towns and scenic vistas.
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This city park is hidden away but still convenient to the downtown neighborhoods, and it's got shady oak trees, scenic lakes, pickleball, disk golf, and more.
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Washington’s Pacific Northwest scenery boasts lush forests and stunning beaches, and for an idyllic escape, head to this hidden gem of a park.
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Whether you want to learn about town history over a drink at Ira's Old Corner Saloon or camp waterfront at Lake Tulloch, this Gold Country spot has it all.
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Tucked away in the mountains near Challis is an abandoned mining town surrounded by cozy campsites, rugged hikes, and epic views of the Idaho wilderness.
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Sometimes referred to as "Simply Home" and "Stage of the Upstate," this South Carolina suburb beckons visitors with live music, shopping, and top eats.
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While smaller than some of Michigan's other college towns, this destination offers sporting events, a festive park, and the state's oldest theater.
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Just outside Philadelphia, this historic town offers strong retirement benefits, cultural programs, trails, and one of the state's largest malls nearby.
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Discover five under-the-radar Denver coffee shops locals love, from horror-themed cafes to Filipino-inspired brews, all with high ratings and low buzz.
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Discover some of America's jaw-dropping landscapes on this organized tour that travels from the shores of Lake Michigan to five national parks.
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This quiet Pennsylvania state park offers pleasant hikes, serene lakeside beaches, and a variety of camping options for the perfect outdoor family adventure.
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This small Texas city has become famous for its wind turbines, but it is also home to some important World War II history and tasty restaurants.
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On the outskirts of Milwaukee, you’ll find a wealthy residential suburb with luxurious estates, along with a scenic art park and fabulous golf courses.
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This 24-hour hotspot in Charlotte is one of the best diners in North Carolina, with loads of delicious comfort food and retro styling through.
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This top camping destination in Arizona is a secluded retreat within a short walk of the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and its breathtaking sunrises.
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While some of America's most visited cities are undeniable metropolises, others are just as large but manage to maintain more of a small-town vibe.
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