If you're looking for primitive camping, serene beauty, and a bit of history all rolled in one, you won't want to miss this abandoned Colorado mining town.
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Iowa may not be near a coast, but it has plenty of lakes. The second-largest of these is in a state park with plenty of outdoor fun available.
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New York City has so many museums that it would be hard to visit them all, but the oldest museum in the Big Apple has collections you definitely shouldn't miss.
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In Connecticut, this transformed quarry features kayaking, wakeboarding, cliff jumping, inflatable water courses, scuba diving areas, and ziplining.
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A Kentucky gem with waterfalls, a water park, and a slew of things to do for families (and grown-ups, too) -- what's not to like?
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This indoor amusement park in Lafayette, Indiana, is open year-round, offering laser tag, go-karts, rides, and arcade games for the whole family.
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Visitors to South Carolina typically flock to the state's packed beaches, but there are quieter treasures to be found if you venture a bit inland.
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Head to this fish market, tucked along the Potomac River, for seafood plucked fresh from the Chesapeake Bay, including fresh-shucked oysters and whole fish.
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This quintessential New England hamlet is a great spot for retirees, tucked between the sea and mountains in the state's Seacoast region, with fun trails.
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Oregon has a lot of natural beauty, and if you head to this lake in the Cascades, you'll be able to take a boat out on the water and fish for trout.
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This Southern Oregon lake offers a delightful abundance of wildlife, with plenty of recreational activities, birdwatching trails, campgrounds, and more.
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If you're interested in learning about a town's rich history while also exploring beautiful outdoor scenery, then this spot in Minnesota is perfect for you.
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It doesn't get much more remote than this gorgeous saltwater lake in southern Oregon, a stunning spot with elite birdwatching and views for days.
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If you're looking for a campground that's fun for the whole family, you'll want to check out this Ohio getaway that has sports, games, and activities for kids.
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If you're on the hunt for an escape to nature in northern Minnesota, Hayes Lake State Park is great spot for bird watching, canoeing, hiking, and so much more.
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If you want to check out some truly unique wildlife, you can head to this Florda state park and see gopher tortoises, Florida rosemary, and more.
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Boasting a popular railroad museum, historic charm, and plenty of local shops and restaurants, this tiny town in Michigan is a unique destination.
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The Catskill Mountains are one of New York's most delightful destinations, but all that beautiful nature hides a surprising industrial history.
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This artsy Texas city, sitting between San Antonio and Corpus Christi, is an artsy Texas city with a charming downtown and museums in historic buildings.
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There are no real losers here, as both Michigan and Wisconsin have lovely options -- but if a choice must be made, here's our pick.
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This 11-square-mile Portland, Oregon, neighborhood is a hidden gem with parks along the scenic Willamette and Columbia rivers, local restaurants, and fun bars.
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This wildlife refuge in Florida gives visitors the chance to spot a variety of animal species while traversing forest trails, boating, fishing, and hunting.
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Hidden in downtown is the oldest street in Los Angeles, a lively little area with dining, history, and a colorful Mexican marketplace that's not to be missed.
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This once-thriving mining town in Colorado just under an hour from Denver became a ghost town but now it has a unique disc golf course run by a couple.
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On the shores of Leech Lake in Minnesota, this lakeside city features a walkable downtown, waterfront parks and beaches, and scenic biking trails.
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On the California-Oregon border, this large wetland region offers birdwatching along the Pacific Flyway, marsh and forest habitats, and bald eagle sightings.
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A lot of people want to check out one of the most famous lobster rolls in Boston, Massachusetts, but online reviews may deter you from doing so.
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