10 Old-Growth Forests That Have Been Around Longer Than America Itself
Journey through ancient forests across America that predate the nation by millennia, from redwood giants to mossy rainforests and mountain groves.
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- San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Between St. Louis And Nashville Is Illinois' Once-Thriving Mine That's Now A Park With Trails And Lake Fishing
This verdant 4,000-acre park in Southern Illinois proves that, with enough time and effort, nature has an incredible ability to bounce back from anything.
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Florida's Serene Suburb Outside Orlando Offers Small-Town Charm, Adventure, And Nearby Lake Getaways
This Florida suburb invites travelers to trade crowds for scenic trails, family-friendly adventures, wildlife encounters, and easy access to sparkling lakes.
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Colorado's Once-Thriving Ranch Is Now A Scenic Wildlife Site For Mountain Views And Fishing
This once-thriving ranch in Colorado was purchased by a conservation group and is now a scenic wildlife site with mountain views and world-class fishing.
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Chicago's Suburban Lake Retreat Is A Quiet Getaway With Extensive Scenic Trails And Idyllic Fishing Spots
Just outside Chicago lies a peaceful lakeside escape where scenic trails, quiet coves, wildlife encounters, and calm waters offer a refreshing break.
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Washington's Deactivated Military Fort Is Now A Scenic State Park With Beaches, Trails, And Mountain Views
The United States is filled with abandoned military bases, including this one in Washington on Puget Sound. You can go for a hike and maybe see mountains.
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Atlanta, Georgia's Quirky BeltLine Restaurant Feels Like It Was Teleported Straight From Venice Beach In The '70s
This quirky BeltLine restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia, feels like it was teleported straight from Venice Beach in the 1970s with all-day Cali-Mex food.
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Between Indianapolis And Bloomington Is Indiana's Wetland Haven For Rare Wildlife, Birdwatching, And A Serene Trail
Indiana's peaceful wetland preserve invites visitors onto elevated boardwalks through habitats filled with rare wildlife, colorful birds, and tranquil scenery.
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This Abandoned East Coast Island With A Once-Thriving Hospital Is Now A Historic Site And Museum With Private Tours
Just beyond New York Harbor sits a historic island where abandoned wards, immigrant stories, and exclusive guided tours reveal a chapter of American history.
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Yosemite's Wildly Underrated Mountain Hike May Be The Best Viewpoint In The National Park
A lesser-known hike through Yosemite’s iconic landscapes has one of the best views, recommended by a highly esteemed naturalist and explorer.
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Illinois' Laid-Back Chicago Suburb Has Scenic Trails, River Charm, And Local Eats
Take a short drive from the Windy City and find yourself in a charming little town with outdoor activities and a local deli you can't miss for lunch.
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The Blue Ridge Mountains' Underrated Drive Runs By Valleys, Woodlands, And Panoramic Vistas
If you're looking for a scenic drive through the Blue Ridge Mountains but don't want to deal with the crowds of the Blue Ridge Parkway, this route is for you.
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Minnesota's Scenic State Park Is Home To Waterfalls, Roaming Bison, And Breathtaking Trails
This scenic southern Minnesota destination offers waterfalls, bison sightings, riverside trails, and prairie landscapes less than two hours from Minneapolis.
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Forget Lake Tahoe, Visit California's Lesser-Known Lake Oasis With Refreshing Waters And Ethereal Mountain Trails
Forgo crowds of tourists at Lake Tahoe for a pristine alpine lake, accessible via mountain trails and boasting crystal-clear, chilly water.
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This Catskills Zoo Was A Total Bust In The 2000s — Now It's A Must-Visit Camping Destination For Families
This Catskills destination started as a private zoo, became the largest zoo in America before going bust in the 2000s and is now reborn as a family campground.
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Between Fresno And Bakersfield Is California's State Park With Secluded Campsites And A Historic, Unique Town
Home to the state's first town founded and governed by African Americans, this historic park offers a look into the past and a quiet campground.
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This North Carolina Theme Park Was A Total Bust By 1980 - Now It's A Nostalgic Must-Visit For Families
The mountains of North Carolina are home to this small but family-friendly theme park that only operates for a limited number of days per year.
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Idaho's Fishing And Camping Haven Is A Reservoir Gem Full Of Summer Fun And Wildlife
An easy day trip destination from Boise, this reservoir is an angler's delight — the waters are regularly stocked with an abundance of trout and kokanee.
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Between Albany And Syracuse Is New York's Old Quarry Turned Farm That's Now A Scenic Park With Trails And Art
New York is one of the most creative states in the country, and this reimagined quarry is a true treasure trove of trails, art, and imagination.
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Ohio's Underrated Reservoir Near Columbus Is A Serene Escape With Premiere Fishing, Trails, And Boating
Once you learn about this incredible spot in Ohio that is full of outdoor activities, you'll start planning a trip to the Buckeye State ASAP.
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Forget Florida, Retire To This Gulf Coast Beauty With Colorful Cities, Scenic Parks, And Vibrant Culture
Colorful historic neighborhoods, waterfront parks, live music, and famous Gulf Coast food are making this warm-weather destination a growing retirement pick.
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South Carolina's Once-Thriving Theme Park Now Has Only An Abandoned Hotel Left Of Its Legacy
Visit the site of this former South Carolina vacation spot to see its abandoned hotel tower, now a symbol of a televangelist empire's dramatic collapse.
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One Of The Shortest Hikes In Yosemite National Park Is A Beginner-Friendly Trek Through Giant Sequoias
For an easy stroll through a forest of giant sequoias, embark on this short but pleasant loop that visits some of Yosemite’s tallest trees.
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Just Outside Of Fargo Is North Dakota's Fast Growing City Offering A Hub Of Cultural Charm And Parks
This quiet city near Fargo has seen rapid growth over the years, so while it still offers small-town charm, it's also home to a wealth of new amenities.
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The 7 Best Cozy Cabins Tucked Away In The Ozark Mountains
From lakeside log cabins for fishing and swimming to romantic retreats with outdoor hot tubs, these are some of the best cabins in the Ozark Mountains.
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Ohio's Nostalgic Amusement Park Is Only Open 4 Days A Year And Is Full Of Old-School Fun Near Cincinnati
This small park is home to two hand-built wooden roller coasters and has been family-operated for over 100 years — but visiting requires a little planning.
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8 Gorgeous Destinations Just An Easy Day Trip Away From Redding, California
Discover illuminated caverns, see panoramic views of snow-capped Mount Shasta, and swim in lakes surrounded by mountains in these short trips from Redding.
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