Northern Michigan is home to a lakeside escape with wooded campsites, family-friendly hiking trails, clear swimming waters, and plenty of boating opportunities.
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A newer outdoor destination offers anglers and paddlers a peaceful escape, with abundant wildlife, tranquil waters, and miles of wooded shoreline to explore.
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This charming town in Illinois is an off-the-beaten-path gem with a surprising number of things to do, including festivals, antiquing, and outdoor adventuring.
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There's no denying that Cincinnati is a great town, but if you look outside the city, you'll find several suburbs that all offer a unique charm.
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Houston is one of the most vibrant and diverse cities in America, so you might still experience a little bit of culture shock when you're there.
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Don't let the bed bugs bite! If you're traveling to the U.S. city named the worst for bed bugs for 6 consecutive years, you'll want to take these precautions.
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Less than 20 miles from Gettysburg, there's an idyllic Pennsylvania lake with tons of outdoor activities, wildlife sightings, and great fishing opportunities.
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Not far from Houston is an affordable little town with a lot of history and nature to explore. Escape the big-city hustle to enjoy this blast from the past.
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This small farming community has a welcoming museum and two lakes nearby that are popular with kayakers, anglers, and campers looking for waterfront sites.
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If you enjoy looking at historic castles and medieval buildings before heading to a scenic park, then grabbing some grub, this Leeds-adjacent city is for you.
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You don't have to travel far from the big city for a rural getaway. This park, located between Philly and Baltimore, offers fishing, hikes, and horse rides.
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Quebec is home to a stunning destination that lets visitors walk across a lengthy suspension bridge, view waterfalls, or embark on a unique night hike.
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Whether it's strolling down a classic Main Street or exploring hiking trails, this small town in Utah has something special for just about anyone.
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A former industrial landscape is now a sprawling outdoor escape where wooded trails, wildlife, and dramatic ravines await south of a major city.
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Located on the forested slopes of Laurel Ridge, this unspoiled natural area is home to one of Pennsylvania's most pristine spring-fed streams.
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Many U.S. cities worked to become popular tourist attractions in the 20th century, including this historic East Coast city which had a remarkable turnaround.
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Though it might not be as well-known as other spots in Ohio, this tiny city is home to several charming parks, unique covered bridges, and a cozy downtown.
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From short runways to serious wind conditions, here are the world's scariest airport runways from all over the world — including one runway on a beach.
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From soaring through the trees to experiencing one of America's standout haunted attractions, this North Carolina destination delivers year-round fun.
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The state of Tennessee has its share of parks, but this lesser-known destination with a scenic waterfall makes for particularly fine fishing and hiking.
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This preserve on Lake Erie offers hundreds of acres of revitalized wetlands, a trail network, and the opportunity to spot diverse species of migratory birds.
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North Carolina and Virginia have a long history of border disputes, and this county on the state line is home to both history and a lot of outdoor fun.
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Too many people dismiss the Midwest as a travel destination, which may be part of why these stunning sites are free off massive crowds like other attractions.
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The charming hamlet is rich in history, includes a highly rated tour of the old mines, and it's surrounded by easy hiking trails with unforgettable views.
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This diverse state park offers access to a freshwater lake, uncrowded Pacific Coast beaches, and one of the largest coastal sand dunes in the world.
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A medieval estate in the Tuscan countryside offers luxury suites, celebrated dining, Brunello wine, and easy access to hill towns and hot springs.
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It's perfect for a lazy summer afternoon, with good fishing and a quiet county park beach, but it's also a lovely weekend getaway with lake-front camping.
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