Head to this crystal-clear Washington lake near Mount St. Helens that provides beautiful scenery and idyllic places to spend the night under the stars.
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This Florida county is home to more than white-sand beaches, as you'll also find a wealth of charming, walkable communities with fun amenities.
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Experience the natural splendor of the Keystone State at this pearl of a Pennsylvania state park, with trail adventures for all the family.
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If you're looking for something different, here it is: a park in the mountains with a 653-acre reservoir, and 27 campsites you can only reach by boat.
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These sprawling gardens were once a working farm with 300 Jersey cows but are now home to thousands of native trees, grassland, and cultivated flowers.
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Despite its eerie name, this U.S. Army outpost is a great addition to any Texas road trip and is open for free public visits as part of the Texas Forts Trail.
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This North Carolina getaway near Raleigh offers antique shopping, public art, local cafes and historic streets that make for an easy day trip.
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This mountain pass is one of Colorado's most renowned scenic roads but drivers may want to avoid taking their vehicle on the Million Dollar Highway.
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Anglers and boaters flock to this lesser-known gem near the Cascade Mountains, which offers prime water activities with views of Mount St. Helens.
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Get a taste of American history in a charming little Massachusetts suburb, just a short drive from Boston and not nearly as crowded.
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Atlanta's Beltline is packed with dining destinations, but one Michelin Guide-recognized spot stands out for its acclaimed Middle Eastern cuisine.
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Located less than two hours from Pittsburgh by car, this all-season outdoor playground is home to the second-highest peak in all of Pennsylvania.
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Everyone has an opinion, from frequent Disney visitors to those who just want to chime in online, so let's try to figure out which Disney park is really better.
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If you're dreaming of a scenic retirement, you'll want to check out this city in the Pacific Northwest. You can go out on the water or enjoy small-town life.
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Snorkeling in Hawaii and the Caribbean offers dramatically different marine life, water conditions, and reef experiences worth comparing before a trip.
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With a strong arts community, classic ice cream shops, and beaches and campgrounds, this Pennsylvania community is a family-friendly summer retreat.
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When visiting Chicago, avoid disrupting local life and being targeted by booing by saving this article of clothing for once you’re back home.
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Not many people realize this trail exists, but it's an important link for both nature enthusiasts and wildlife looking to traverse north-central Florida.
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Enjoy a serene camping excursion within the peaceful lagoons and shady forests of a Louisiana state park, filled with swamp and woodland wildlife.
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Though it may be tiny, this charming North Carolina town is home to a few popular diners and a cozy Main Street with plenty of unique shops.
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California adventurers tired of crowds at popular destinations can peacefully fish and walk through giant redwoods at a lesser-known recreation area instead.
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Kansas is home to a variety of small towns, including this historic one. Main Street may be small, but you can visit a museum and a nostalgic soda fountain.
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If you're in Pennsylvania and looking for hiking trails with rare species and gorgeous mountain views, this gem is the place to be.
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Raleigh is one of the most forward-thinking cities in the United States, and the tumultuous history of this gorgeous urban park is yet another example of that.
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Oregon travelers looking for kayaking, trout fishing, RV camping, and dune adventures will find plenty to explore at this freshwater retreat.
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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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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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