Spanning 11,000 acres of land, this national preserve is home to a variety of wildlife species, along with historic sites and ponds and creeks for fishing.
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Texas is no stranger to drought, but eight of its favorite swimming holes and fishing destinations are now at risk of disappearing entirely.
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Before visiting Miami, learn the rules travelers often miss, including tipping tricks, safety tips, Spanish basics, and avoiding tourist traps.
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This North Carolina gem with the motto 'Small town, big charm' has resisted the growth of its county, offering a historic downtown with festivals and art.
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For enchanting views of the Hudson River and New York’s iconic buildings, head to this less-visited park with family attractions, including a fun splash pad.
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Explore a former cattle ranch that has since turned into an idyllic natural area, preserving Florida’s unique ecosystems and the wildlife within them.
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Forget Florida -- These towns have everything you need to retire comfortably and stay entertained throughout your retirement years.
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This upscale neighborhood in suburban Bakersfield, California, is an accessible community offering plenty of walkable shopping options and gourmet eats.
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Escape the city without straying too far from civilization at the only urban park in Kansas, which boasts free, scenic trails and water recreation.
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If you're looking for a place to retire that is both affordable and scenic, you might want to set your stereotypes aside and explore the towns in this region.
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For an accessible entry into Yosemite backpacking and hiking that comes with some stunning views, make plans to tackle this fabulous lake trail.
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Las Vegas has long been a top destination for entertainment, but going to Sin City in the 1970s was a far different experience than it is today.
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Less than an hour outside of Chicago, and easily reachable by public transportation, there's a quiet little town with great parks and surprisingly good food.
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This location has a fascinating connection to the Civil War, and visitors can go see the traces left behind for themselves.
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All things Florida thrive in this charming coastal town just a short drive from Fort Myers, which has a reputation for excellent fishing.
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This underrated suburb of Sacramento, California, has a vibrant downtown with craft breweries, great and diverse shopping, as well as tasty local eats.
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It's tough to match the allure of strolling out across a temporary natural walkway to access a place usually surrounded by water -- here's where to do it.
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In the Great Lakes State, you don't have to travel far from the city for a peaceful, outdoorsy escape. Check out this one with plenty of waterfront appeal.
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For small-town charm and community events, a quaint city in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula boasts year-round festivals and a historic train depot.
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Looking for a quieter North Carolina beach? This overlooked destination offers wide sandy shores and a laid-back atmosphere that earned national recognition.
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Tucked away in the Virginia mountains, this serene lake is a rugged spot for anyone seeking to get out on the water or embark on a peaceful hike.
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This RV resort sits in an ideal location to call home for a few nights or all winter, just blocks from some of the best beaches and an easy drive to top spots.
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There's no better way of exploring the United States than by embarking on a thrilling road trip, and this stunning Midwest state is the best place for one.
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A former surf motel in Montauk has a fresh new look, offering coastal-inspired design, private beach access, and a convenient base for exploring Long Island.
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Popular places are often popular for a reason, but that doesn't mean they're your only option -- Florida's lesser-known spring is a great example.
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In Central Ohio, discover a quiet, 4-acre park with the largest wooden waterwheel in the state, along with a working mill that you can tour.
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If you're looking to get out on the water and enjoy the warm weather (or tour an abandoned castle), you don't always need to head to the coasts.
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