Hidden in downtown is the oldest street in Los Angeles, a lively little area with dining, history, and a colorful Mexican marketplace that's not to be missed.
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This once-thriving mining town in Colorado just under an hour from Denver became a ghost town but now it has a unique disc golf course run by a couple.
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On the shores of Leech Lake in Minnesota, this lakeside city features a walkable downtown, waterfront parks and beaches, and scenic biking trails.
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On the California-Oregon border, this large wetland region offers birdwatching along the Pacific Flyway, marsh and forest habitats, and bald eagle sightings.
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A lot of people want to check out one of the most famous lobster rolls in Boston, Massachusetts, but online reviews may deter you from doing so.
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Between Los Angeles and San Diego is a lovely California nature preserve with lakes, trails, wildlife, mountain views, and family-friendly activities.
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Chicago is one of the most visited cities in the U.S., but people who stick to the city limits are missing a lot of things to see and do in its suburbs.
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While it doesn't look like much from the road, this scenic overlook lets you gaze out over the desert landscape as a river carves through the canyon below.
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As of May 2026, the U.S. Department of State is cracking down on travelers who hold this one kind of debt, resulting in revoked passports for some.
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If retirement is on your mind, you may be surprised that one of the top retirement destinations in the United States is about 30 miles from Houston, Texas.
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These five locations along the U.S. East Coast are perfect vacation destinations for those who dream of seeing baby sea turtles crawling to the ocean.
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With an intentional lack of casinos and nightclubs, this Las Vegas resort offers a welcome reprieve from the bustling crowds found elsewhere on The Strip.
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With its unique seasonal festivals, family-friendly activities, and striking historic buildings, this Illinois village makes for a laid-back getaway.
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This unique seafood paradise is Florida's top-ranked amusement park restaurant, and surprisingly it's not at Disney World or Universal Studios.
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Bustling shopping malls might seem like a thing of the past nowadays, but America has a few that are still hanging on. Check out this historic one in Montana.
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Cedar Point is shutting down a popular ride that's been around for decades, and the park has no immediate plans to replace it with a new attraction.
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The Lone Star State is a spectacular place to explore, and this gorgeous state park in the heart of Texas is well worth going out of your way to enjoy.
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Mountain towns dont have to be expensive -- these peak retreats offer lush forests, scenic hikes, small-town charm, and hearty restaurants on a budget.
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If you're visiting Orlando and want to check out the truly best bites in town, check out what a local has to say about the city's best restaurants.
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While this festival in Wisconsin isn’t as well-known as Coachella and Lollapalooza, it’s actually the largest in the country (and at one time, the world).
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This Pennsylvania borough between Buffalo and Allentown has college-town charm, historic buildings and byways, and is surrounded by natural beauty.
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Heading to a Disney park with the family in tow can be a stressful experience, but fear not; the fabulous 3-2-1 strategy is here to save the day.
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Enjoy miles of challenging treks within California’s desert landscape at this natural park with an unusual name in San Diego county.
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This unconventional shopping center in an underrated Colorado city attracts both tourists and locals who are on the hunt for unique gifts and local cuisine.
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After playing a round of golf in Santa Cruz, sit back and enjoy a delicious breakfast or lunch at this award-winning restaurant overlooking the course.
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This Central Florida conservation park boasts plentiful wildlife, a river for paddling and fishing, easy (and dog-friendly) trails, and primitive camping.
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Not many state parks let you pitch a tent and watch as giant oil tankers pass by on the water in front of you. This Marine City spot is just the place for that.
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