12 Most Affordable Mountain Vacation Destinations In The United States
Mountain towns dont have to be expensive -- these peak retreats offer lush forests, scenic hikes, small-town charm, and hearty restaurants on a budget.
Read MoreMountain towns dont have to be expensive -- these peak retreats offer lush forests, scenic hikes, small-town charm, and hearty restaurants on a budget.
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Read MoreWhile this festival in Wisconsin isn’t as well-known as Coachella and Lollapalooza, it’s actually the largest in the country (and at one time, the world).
Read MoreThis Pennsylvania borough between Buffalo and Allentown has college-town charm, historic buildings and byways, and is surrounded by natural beauty.
Read MoreHeading to a Disney park with the family in tow can be a stressful experience, but fear not; the fabulous 3-2-1 strategy is here to save the day.
Read MoreEnjoy miles of challenging treks within California’s desert landscape at this natural park with an unusual name in San Diego county.
Read MoreThis unconventional shopping center in an underrated Colorado city attracts both tourists and locals who are on the hunt for unique gifts and local cuisine.
Read MoreAfter playing a round of golf in Santa Cruz, sit back and enjoy a delicious breakfast or lunch at this award-winning restaurant overlooking the course.
Read MoreThis Central Florida conservation park boasts plentiful wildlife, a river for paddling and fishing, easy (and dog-friendly) trails, and primitive camping.
Read MoreNot many state parks let you pitch a tent and watch as giant oil tankers pass by on the water in front of you. This Marine City spot is just the place for that.
Read MoreOn Florida's east coast, you'll find a city where you can spend your day teeing up on a golf course, followed by a shopping spree and a world of dinner options.
Read MoreEnjoy scenic overlooks of Fort Wayne’s skyline while cruising along the river on a historic boat at this city park in the heart of the city.
Read MoreHome to just 3,000 people, this small Georgia city offers visitors a rustic downtown with shops and eateries, plus nearby nature spots to explore.
Read MoreThis long-standing museum in South Carolina has exhibits on colonial life, Civil War history, and regional culture, plus access to preserved historic homes.
Read MoreYellowstone rewards the prepared. With a few tips and measures, you can keep your trip smooth, safe, and far from the tourist chaos.
Read MoreThough this lake had its water siphoned off to assist with the expansion of Los Angeles, it's now a haven for birds and other adorable wildlife.
Read MoreThis California mountain recreation area, between San Jose and Bakersfield and near an underrated national park, is perfect for camping and hiking.
Read MoreThree U.S. destinations made this list of the best cities in the world, including San Francisco, Chicago, and this gleaming metropolis that residents adore.
Read MoreClose to two state parks and offering heaps of seasonal festivals, this historic town in Pennsylvania gives visitors plenty of fun ways to fill their calendar.
Read MoreLooking to find the perfect place to retire? Skip Florida and head to this East Coast state for better beaches, healthy living, and better quality of life.
Read MoreThis South Carolina city not only boasts a historic downtown that brings the nostalgic charm, but happens to be a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.
Read MoreTucked away in rural Minnesota, George H. Crosby Manitou State Park offers scenic views, rugged isolation, and some spectacular waterfalls for you to enjoy.
Read MoreThis Florida destination features the largest collection of Frank Lloyd Wright structures, including a planetarium, scenic grounds, and historic buildings.
Read MoreThough it's only open seasonally, this highly-rated hotel restaurant in Asheville offers stunning mountain views and a food menu filled with premium meals.
Read MoreLocated east of Portland in the Columbia River Gorge, this historic Washington State Park features a small campground and seasonal outdoor activities.
Read MoreIt may not be as famous as New Mexico’s iconic National Parks, but this storied state park in the rugged high desert is a nature lover’s paradise.
Read MoreLooking beyond Florida for your golden years? This warm, low-humidity destination packs scenic deserts, mountain towns. and affordable living.
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