Birders shouldn't miss out on this wildlife sanctuary between Chicago and Rockford that is a hidden gem filled with trails, ponds, and all kinds of birds.
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In Arizona’s pristine desert landscape, you can enjoy archeological structures that feature red rock ruins and a glimpse into the site’s ancient history.
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With so many resorts in California it's hard to choose one, so we did some digging and found five that are worth a cautionary look before booking.
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For a place to enjoy nature and wildlife near Madison, Wisconsin, head to this state park with primitive camping and bluff trails that end in a historic tower.
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Surrounded by trees and well worth the hike to get here, this peaceful lake paradise is set among stunning mountain views and boasts beautiful fall foliage.
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A beloved Pennsylvania lake is preparing for a major transformation, and visitors may want to plan their next fishing or boating trip sooner rather than later.
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Few vacation locales in the U.S. evoke paradise quite like Hawaii, but be forewarned if you want to bring a pet: It's the only state in America without rabies.
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This secluded lake in Oregon is a quiet alternative to Crater Lake and Trillium Lake, offering a rugged campground, excellent fishing, and a few hiking trails.
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You don't have to travel to Vegas to experience an amazing getaway. Check out this California resort with restaurants, gaming, spas, and even a gold-leaf donut.
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This lake is tucked high in the Ansel Adams Wilderness and requires quite a hike to reach, but it's worth it for a taste of real alpine peace and quiet.
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Want a waterside getaway? These six lakes in Montana offer clean, clear, pristine waters for hiking, swimming, boating, and enjoying nature during your stay.
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These one-of-a-kind train rides will take you on a journey through scenic vistas and locales. Many come with meals included for a day-cation like no other.
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When you think California, you might picture Hollywood and beaches. But if you love the quaint downtown vibe and a nice wine, this spot is for you.
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The Jersey Shore is understandably one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States, but there are some things to know before visiting.
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This state has been ranked as the U.S.’s third most adventurous thanks to its long hiking season and coastline and abundant trails and parks.
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With 5,000+ dealers, this al fresco antiques market near Boston is the U.S.'s biggest – and it’s got street food and thrifty and upscale vintage items.
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The Golden State is packed with spectacular outdoor adventures, and this serene wildlife area near Redding is another to add to the bucket list.
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Want to feel like you're in the Wild West? This tucked-away ranch offers the perfect combination of a relaxing resort, equine adventures, and so much more.
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A nostalgic New Jersey mall offers a retro shopping experience, taking visitors back to the 1970s with its antiquated decor and unique shops.
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This Arkansas river town offers courthouse architecture, boutiques, and a heritage museum, with waterfront camping and gentle paddles rounding out a visit.
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Scenic parks surround this Illinois capital, but these 9 offer the most beautiful, activity-packed, and accessible of the lot – and the locals adore them.
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For a place to relax while taking in the wildlife of eastern Wisconsin, head to this nature escape with off-trail hiking, canoeing, and incredible birding.
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From historic brewing hubs to modern craft beer capitals, these American cities serve up rich taproom traditions, standout breweries, and lively beer scenes.
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If you're looking for an extra slice of happiness with your vacation, why not follow the advice of a true feel-good movie icon? Michael J. Fox knows his stuff.
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Considering retirement? This coastal county in Virginia has mild weather, a trio of pretty riverside towns, and a huge state park.
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This Wisconsin state park offers camping beneath the trees, hikes through forests, and easy biking routes, with room for picnics and playground breaks.
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Sample the finest scoops, hunt for giant cones, and visit a historic museum in this bustling town that makes over 150 million gallons of ice cream a year.
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