Between two major Midwest cities lies an Indiana destination with riverside scenery, rich history, wildlife, and easy access to a lively college town.
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While most travelers think of the 90-mile stretch of Big Sur, California, as an exciting road trip, an underrated alternative offers incredible rural sights.
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This quiet lake near Minneapolis, Minnesota, boasts water clarity up to 26 feet, making it perfect for a day of fishing or paddling in a serene setting.
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The site in Omaha has has ownership changes and development plans have been delayed, but ground has broken on what many hope will become a new community hub.
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Traveling the world at any age is a privilege and a delight, but as you get older, you may want locations that are easier on senior citizens.
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Hidden along the Illinois River, this historic destination offers waterfront parks, a renowned duck decoy museum, local restaurants, and outdoor recreation.
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This peaceful lakeside village in Michigan has quiet beaches, charming local shops, scenic gardens, and waterfront views, offering travelers a lovely escape.
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Along Maryland's Chesapeake Bay lies a remarkable wetland wilderness where winding waterways and thriving wildlife create an unforgettable escape.
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This county has miles of gorgeous Atlantic beaches, miles of Intracoastal Waterway for boating adventures, golf courses, and welcoming towns to explore.
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It's one of America's largest wooden garrisons, with a museum, guided tours, and costumed reenactments that bring visitors into the midst of the War of 1812.
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This beautiful park was modeled after the Netherlands and highlights traditional Dutch architecture, blooming tulip fields, and an authentic windmill.
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You don't have to travel far from Buffalo to find a charming Empire State village packed with historic architecture and quaint shops.
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Not only does this forest preserve offer hiking, fishing, and river views, but the region has ties to Abraham Lincoln, making it a historic destination.
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You don't need to hop on a plane at the Dayton Airport to have a fun getaway, and we have proof -- here are great options less than a two-hour car ride away.
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Tucked into Arkansas' Ouachita Mountains, this scenic retreat offers waterfront fun, camping opportunities, and abundant wildlife with a relaxing atmosphere.
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As Lisbon's popularity continues its monumental rise, visitors and locals are looking for nearby getaways without the crowds. This city fits the bill.
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Visited by families year after year, this lesser-known lake is surrounded by beautiful campsites and cabins, and guests have access to all kinds of fun.
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Head inland from West Palm Beach, and you'll find a charming wetland preserve that lets you reconnect with nature along a few short, scenic trails,
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From tent spots overlooking lakes to sites to park your RV with easy access to the Going-to-the-Sun Road, these are the most coveted campgrounds in Glacier.
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Historic streets, artesian wells, Southern comfort food, and one of America's most significant industrial landmarks make this Alabama town worth exploring.
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This Pennsylvania lake park was designed specifically for recreation, offering opportunities for fishing, paddling, birdwatching, and hiking.
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For a great day trip from NYC, look no further than New York's friendly hamlet with Irish roots, craft breweries, taverns, and plenty of local eats.
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Japan's ramen shops have their own dining customs that can catch first-time visitors off guard. Here's what to know before taking your seat.
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This nature area in Ohio isn't the most famous park, but it's well worth a stop and offers everything from fishing and boating to hiking and flower gardens.
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This South Carolina town is perfect for anyone interested in water activities and laid-back strolls through a charming downtown neighborhood.
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This little-known alpine lake lies off a 5-mile backpacking trail and requires a permit for camping, all of which ensures a quiet evening of mountain solitude.
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From boutique shopping and afternoon tea to hiking trails and a historic Main Street, this Ontario destination packs plenty into a relaxed getaway.
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