Near Williamsport, Pennsylvania, you'll find a quaint neighborhood with everything retirees could need, including shopping, farmers markets, and restaurants.
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This unexpected destination in Upstate New York is one of the clearest lakes in America and dotted with islands that are perfect for tent camping.
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If you enjoy outdoor fun as well as strolling around town, there is a place you can do both. Not far from Dallas is a charming town on a lake.
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From river dyeing and downtown parades to neighborhood festivals and bar crawls, here are the best ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Chicago.
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Tucked away in Minnesota's "City of Lakes," this towering frozen waterfall draws visitors from all over every winter for its otherworldly icicles.
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Most people familiar with San Francisco have enjoyed a visit to Chinatown, but the city has a second Chinatown in the form of an underrated street with markets.
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Highland County, Virginia, is landlocked by the Allegheny Mountains. Much of the terrain feels like a slice of Switzerland. Among the hills are hidden hamlets.
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This world-renowned archipelago off the coast of Scotland has dramatic scenery, great beachfront walks, and historic sites stretching back thousands of years.
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Travelers who are fans of nostalgic and funky diners with good food should make sure to stop by this friendly spot featured by Guy Fieri in Ferndale, Michigan.
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This scenic high-mountain pass in Western Colorado offers surreal views and great trails every season but winter, though it is most breathtaking in fall.
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Sitting close to a sprawling lake and the bustling activity of Nashville, this charming suburb is a perfect spot for boating and fishing while in the area.
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Just because you live in the city doesn't mean you can't enjoy a day or two on the slopes. There are plenty of ski resorts within 300 miles of New York City.
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This new hiking spot provides incredible views of the Pacific coast and a pristine estuary full of animal and plant life, plus access to an uncrowded beach.
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Known for its peaceful and laid-back atmosphere, presidential tributes, and charming "Antique Avenue," this Wisconsin city is a true hidden gem.
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From tiki bars and speakeasies to sports bars and cocktail lounges, we've rounded up the best spots to have a drink in Sacramento, according to locals online.
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Those hoping to settle down in a location that has all the serene yet adventurous benefits of island life should look no further than this underrated territory.
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Nowhere does small-town charm like the Great Lakes State, and these Michigan downtowns are just about the dictionary definition of delightfully quaint.
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You know you're in the Midwest when you stumble upon a beer garden in a county park full of serene natural landscapes. Bring the hiking boots and beer coozies.
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There's a certain thrill to exploring a place after sundown that daylight just can't compete with. And this vibrant city is one of the best places for it.
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This Des Moines-area destination offers two lakes, multiple biking and hiking trails, golf courses, and more outdoor fun fit for the whole family.
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Machu Picchu will always be a bucket-list destination, but its popularity comes with drawbacks. Consider this alternative route for a less-crowded experience.
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For nostalgic diners, great restaurants, and trendy shops, head to this historic and walkable neighborhood in Philly that is just a train ride from Old City.
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Within this gorgeous state park in Pennsylvania, you’ll find thrilling whitewater rafting adventures alongside tranquil trails to flowing waterfalls.
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Michigan is home to small towns where mid-century architecture, classic diners, lakeside marinas, and long-standing traditions preserve a postwar feel.
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Escape the bustle of daily life with a trip to this historic town, featuring water views, small-town charm, and a shocking density of northern map turtles.
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This East Coast State is dripping with Southern charm, Spanish moss, and sun-drenched beaches, and earned the top spot for relocation in the United States.
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In Iowa, a welcoming railroad town blends local history, seasonal festivals, nearby state parks, and small-town culture less than an hour from Des Moines.
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