Ohio's best county to live in? That'll be this delightful spot, with a tremendous location, delicious food, and outdoor adventures all around.
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A surprising variety of wildlife can be found in this eerily breathtaking national park in California, as well as incredible sights to see and sites to explore.
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This national forest in the northern reaches of Washington is the Pacific Northwest at its most magnificent, with brilliant hiking and camping available.
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This lakefront spot offers a slice of serenity that can be elusive: a quiet reservoir to enjoy, long walks or bike rides, and access to a boat launch or kayaks.
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This Washington island retreat has picturesque waterfront campsites, a rugged driftwood-strewn beach, mountain panoramas, and chances to spot marine life.
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This sprawling Maryland lake invites visitors to unwind on sandy shores, cruise quiet coves, cast a line, and soak up gorgeous scenery at a picturesque retreat.
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This tiny coastal gem has it all: from an incredible fishing pier to scenic waterfront views, bird and dolphin watching, and some of the best seafood in Texas.
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Not many people know that Texas is home to more theme parks than California and Florida. This one is right by the beach, and is worth it for the views alone.
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Explore this small Arizona town where historic homes, cowboy culture, pioneer traditions, rodeos, and a quirky festival provide fun for the entire family.
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Whether you're trekking to red rock arches in Utah or alpine lakes in Montana, the new AllTrails update makes it easier than ever to hike without the crowds.
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The suburbs of Little Rock have a lot to offer visitors, and one smaller town is home to some nice scenery and some world-class golf gaming.
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Travelers have opinions about Denver International Airport (DEN). Here are the common complaints you should be aware of before flying in or out of Denver.
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Enjoy the peace and quiet along the canals in this picturesque city near Dallas. Unlike San Antonio's River Walk, this Venice-like area has fewer crowds.
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Florida features some of the most beautiful waterways and wilderness in the world, and one state park is a hidden gem for outdoorsy adventurers.
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Golf courses and pristine green spaces are just the tip of the iceberg, as this unique Midwest city is home to all sorts of fun, family-friendly amenities.
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For a chill trip to the United States' heartland, this Oklahoma town offers everything from antiques and music festivals to delicious eats and artsy culture.
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Just south of Omaha this cozy low-key Midwest getaway offers acres of family-friendly parks, abundant tasty eats, and plenty of entertainment.
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With a historic harbor revitalized by shops, museums, and seafood restaurants, this East Coast city is a lively tourism destination. But it wasn't always so.
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This beach park close to Seattle offers clean swimming waters, scenic trails, picnic areas, a playground, and sunset views for the whole family.
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Discover the historic fort, unusual beach, and coastal charm hiding along Maine's Bold Coast, just beyond the crowds near Acadia National Park.
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These are the most photo-worthy spots in America's first national park, from jaw-dropping scenery at the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone to Old Faithful.
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Some of Seattle's most popular attractions might not be worth the crowds or costs. Here are the tourist traps to skip and where to go instead.
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This trail in the Superstition Mountains combines local legends of stashed gold with stunning desert landscapes and impressive rock formations.
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This pristine bay offers the same kinds of powdery beaches, turquoise waters, and tasty eateries as Seven Mile Beach, but without all the unnecessary crowds.
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This riverside pocket in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley blends quaint Colonial homes, brick storefronts, cozy eateries, and winding forested trails.
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A quieter Cornhusker State escape combines local history, family-friendly stops, small-town shopping, and easy access to peaceful outdoor spaces.
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Atlanta and Savannah are famous both historically and today, but not every Georgia town is so lucky. Here's a place mostly abandoned, but still worth a visit.
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