Literally an oasis in the middle the desert, this stunning Texas swimming hole offers crystal clear waters with unique wildlife for snorkeling and swimming.
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Wine enthusiasts, make your way to this corner of Los Angeles, once known for its wine production and still boasting a handful of vineyards and tasting spots.
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Sifting through nature's colorful castoffs, visitors find shells of every shape, shade, and spiral on this Florida island famous for its shoreline treasures.
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Although Hawaii is known for pineapples, the popular Dole Plantation is considered a tourist trap for a few reasons. You might want to skip it while in Oahu.
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Colorful, creative, and budget-friendly, these Boston neighborhoods are packed with murals, live music, and weekend markets worth checking out.
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This reservoir has more than 1,250 miles of shoreline and spans over 180,000 acres, making it one of the biggest man-made lakes in the entire country.
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Hidden within Colorado is the state's oldest town, which offers visitors breathtaking scenery, rich cultural heritage, and numerous fascinating attractions.
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Enjoy outdoor adventures at an under-the-radar riverside city in Wisconsin while participating in Western-themed events at its iconic July 4th rodeo.
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Boulder your way across this scenic California basin that climbers call "the Buttermilks," where wild camping is free and the scenery is gorgeous.
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The perfect escape from Philly is hidden on Delaware's coast and is a wildly underrated eclectic beach town with plenty of charm, fresh seafood, and fun.
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This spot has the most millionaires of any city in the world, along with one of the largest wealth gaps. Learn where it is and which other cities made the list.
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Perched on the edge of the Illinois border on the Mississippi River, this "gem" of a city is rich with European history, architecture, and natural beauty.
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For some delicious California seafood and a unique beachside camping experience, plan a visit to this often overlooked West Coast town.
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An island near Hilton Head is one of the best-kept secrets in South Carolina, rich in unique history and with pristine beaches to discover.
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To be able to explore a unique and ethereal geological wonder, head to this Florida state park with a tropical rainforest growing at the bottom of a sinkhole.
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Spanning over 1.6 million acres — half of which is water — this forest has rare wetlands that are totally unaffected by human infrastructure and settlement.
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A recent hurricane changed the face of this secret party island in Tampa Bay, but the party is still going strong at this snorkeling paradise.
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Nicknamed "a small town with a big backyard," this California gem is characterized by its spectacular surroundings and up-and-coming local culture.
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Over 400 species of birds visit this renowned wildlife refuge throughout the year, including the last wild migratory flock of whooping cranes on Earth.
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While many U.S. cities like New York and Chicago are filled with tall buildings and skyscrapers, Washington, D.C. has no tall buildings. Here's why.
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If you're looking for a quintessential New England experience, head to Rhode Island. This small state is home to a picture-perfect village.
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From westerns to blockbusters, this scenic area has starred in over 400 films. Explore the stunning terrain where your favorite movie scenes came to life.
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This little city has an extraordinary backyard and is packed with undeniable Western charm, with stunning accommodations and a nostalgic annual car show.
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Uncover a hidden Maryland gem with colonial architecture, scenic river walks, and local flavors that make for an unforgettable waterfront escape.
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This lesser-known SoCal city stands out for its quaint atmosphere, stunning hidden murals, flawless weather, and celebration of all things citrus.
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This serene stretch of paradise offers all the natural splendor of a private beach while being close to world-class attractions and restaurants.
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Indiana's oldest state forest is a treasure trove of rugged countryside with many different trails, including the longest trail in the state. Find out more.
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