New York and New Jersey may be where your mind goes when you picture a classic diner, but this great Baltimore spot could give them a run for their money.
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Visit abandoned places in Colorado where mining once drove busy communities. See remaining structures, learn local history, and plan day trips in the Rockies.
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This Myrtle Beach destination attracts millions of visitors every year with its amusement park rides, distinct "villages," and lake activities.
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A peaceful Ohio village tucked between two major cities features rustic camping, lake recreation, golf courses, and easy access to state parks.
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Buffalo, New York, is experiencing its own renaissance, which can be especially seen in this walkable, charming neighborhood full of cute shops and local art.
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It might not look like much, especially considering the glitz and glamour of Sin City, but don't be fooled -- this mouthwatering spot is worth the wait in line.
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Radiator Springs may not exist outside the world of the "Cars" movie, but in Seligman, Arizona you can get pretty close. Discover the origins of Route 66!
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Park your car and enjoy these Little Rock neighborhoods on foot so you won't miss any of the trendy cafés, shops, and coffee houses the area has to offer.
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Not every vacation has to take place over the summer. Some destinations, including Milwaukee, are just as fun during winter, especially for families.
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A growing number of retirees are dreaming of beautiful mountain towns to spend their golden years. Luckily, some are also very affordable too.
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Situated on the east coast of Florida sits a cozy, calming, historical spot that brings people from miles away to walk along the popular Riverwalk.
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Less than an hour away from Chicago, this upscale suburb is a peaceful escape from the city that offers luxurious restaurants and pristine outdoor spaces.
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Often overlooked, this Texas city is gaining attention as a neo-Western destination with rich history, affordable stays, museums, and outdoor adventures.
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A SoCal recreation haven east of LA invites you to camp under the stars, explore rugged paths, cool off in mountain-ringed waters, and reconnect with nature.
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Home to food trails and neighborhood restaurants, along with biking paths and lakeside parks, this Washington city is just short drive south of Seattle.
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Head off the beaten trail and visit this well-kept secret in Oregon for some of the best mountaintop views and a challenging trek for even the best hikers.
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With so many neighborhoods and scenes, Houston is home to a wealth of artistic communities and atmospheres. This downtown district is as dynamic as any in town.
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New Englanders typically don't like being lumped together, but they do share some personality traits across the states. How New England-y are you?
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Mississippi's Gulf Coast is home to many charming destinations, and this delightful spot has everything from alligators and adventures to food, food, and food.
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Opened in 2025, this contemporary yet rustic resort in the Finger Lakes region boasts spa services, pools, farm-fresh food, and other amenities.
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Diversity can bring in new cultures, foods, and fun. If you're looking to travel to some of the most diverse cities in America, take a look at this list.
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This sprawling lake in Alabama is an excellent spot to go fishing, as it's a reliable place to catch bass and is close to several great campgrounds and hotels.
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If you miss the vibe of ski culture in the 1970s, don't despair! A resort nestled in Colorado's Winter Park is offering up all the groovy amenities and themes.
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Among the lovely suburbs of Boston, one hidden gem stands out for its vibrant communal spirit, fantastic restaurants, and cool local shops and festivals.
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If you have a craving for the golden arches while in this New England town, the nearest McDonalds is only a short walk or drive away.
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If you're looking for a combination of great views and less foot traffic, don't miss this hiking trail nestled in Sedona, Arizona, atop its tallest peak.
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With an assortment of great restaurants and a constantly changing landscape of murals, this unique Denver neighborhood is one of the trendiest in the state.
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