Don't let the name fool you — this creepy-sounding Californian destination is replete with tall mountains, stunning lakes, and places to hike and fish.
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If you're looking to find a unique place to camp along the Peace River and learn some history of the local town, look no further than the heart of Florida.
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In addition to its historical landmarks, Philadelphia has a wide variety of parks, and this neighborhood is your gateway to a bunch of them.
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California has been home to many amusement parks, and these once-thriving ones are now sadly abandoned. But you can still visit them for nostalgia.
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Who hasn't dreamed of spending the night in a treehouse as a kid? Now picture a stay in Ohio's Mohican Valley, surrounded by forest and close to a state park.
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Wisconsin's lakeside suburb Bayside offers beautiful landscapes, dazzling nature centers and parks, and lush trails for exploring.
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If you're on the hunt for antiques and hidden treasures on your next trip to Pittsburgh, look no further than these five stores in the Steel City.
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This Ohio town is perched along the shores of Mosquito Creek Lake, offering visitors all sorts of aquatic fun and a chance to indulge in small-town charms.
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Although Yosemite is known for its stunning but dangerous landscapes, this hike is considered the easiest in the national park, known for its iconic views.
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Looking for a place to fish, spot the ocean, or just relax? This 1,000-foot pier in New Jersey's Ventnor City has it all in one spot for a relaxing day out.
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Just outside downtown Raleigh, this a pedestrian-friendly village offers European flair, independent shops, casual dining and a lively community vibe.
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These five trails showcase the Sonoran Desert landscapes of Phoenix, offering wide, paved trails that are flat and well-suited for wheelchairs and strollers.
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The history of the United States' expansion into the Wild West is rich and enduring. This small, open-air museum in Arizona transports you back in time.
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While most tourists visiting Washington State might head to either Seattle or the Olympic Peninsula, one state park on a natural canal is an overlooked gem.
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Head to this cozy ranch in the Bradshaw Mountains where horse trails and epic desert views are just the beginning of a memorable camping adventure.
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Wisconsin has many lakes to choose from, and while this one might not be atop a fancy must-visit list, it's a quiet charmer that's worth checking out.
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This renovated mall in the Chicago suburb of Aurora is luring new shoppers with a unique blend of big name retailers and locally owned boutiques.
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It may be home to only 500 residents, but this small community has plenty to offer in the Pacific Northwest. Especially if you like outdoor fun.
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This small Ohio island state park offers shoreline fishing, sunset picnic spots, and relaxed access for families looking to spend time by the water.
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Not only is this Missouri state park a great spot for fishing, but it's home to a cozy campground with sites for tents and RVs, along with a few rustic cabins.
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Orlando’s family-friendly attractions never seem to end, and this Florida mall has many fun pursuits, including a hotel to crash in after your shopping spree.
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Dispersed camping is a great choice for outdoors folks who like to rough it, and these five spots in Oregon's Mt. Hood National Forest are some of the best.
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Golfers listen up: There's a world-famous island hole hidden in Washington's wine country, at resort community with rolling hills and a restaurant with views.
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This sprawling resort and hotel on Maui spoils guests with six pools, delicious dining options, penguin exhibits, and fun activities like their signature lu'au.
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New York City is known for its high prices, but there are some amazing, tried-and-true free attractions for tourists on a budget.
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To explore remnants of an old mining town alongside historic petroglyphs, make the trek to this abandoned ghost town in Utah, far away from other large cities.
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Outside of Chicago, Illinois has some beautiful bodies of water. The state's deepest inland lake is a great place to hike and kayak in nature.
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