A peaceful Blue Ridge mountain lake with clear water, wooded shores, swimming and boating, plus nearby towns filled with cozy shops and local restaurants.
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Home to an abundance of restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues, Downtown Albuquerque is a walkable neighborhood with plenty to discover.
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A small Texas city with charming historical buildings that blends Czech and German culture is well worth a visit if your near San Antonio, Houston, or Austin.
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For a gorgeous spot for a day trip from New York City, head to this charming Long Island village with bayfront parks and great local restaurants to try.
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This welcoming Georgia town offers visitors a place to experience fantastic food, fun outdoor activities, and a laid-back atmosphere.
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When thinking of Santa Cruz, you likely imagine surfers or the boardwalk. If you go a little farther, you'll find a neighborhood with food, cottages, and charm.
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This conservation area south of the city is easy to get to and provides natural surroundings for ice skating, cross-country skiing, or other winter sports.
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If you're looking for a great hangout with some of the best Mexican food you can get while visiting Seattle, you'll want to be sure to check out this spot.
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This scenic preserve offers a picturesque mix of open meadows, forested hills, and far-reaching views, making it a standout escape close to the city.
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We combed Reddit, travel forums and more to find Florida honeymoon destinations couples consistently praise for romance, beauty and experiences.
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Here are five local-approved must-visit places in Boston that won't break the bank, covering everything from American history to green spaces and art.
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This walkable San Juan corridor known for street art, local boutiques, standout dining, and after-dark cocktail bars offers a full day-to-night experience.
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If the term "canal" evokes images of an industrial shipping culture, you haven't visited the Cape Cod Canal. This canalside village is very much worth a visit.
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Away from Montana’s busiest parks, a remote mountain range boasts quiet trails, sweeping scenery, and one of the state’s most remarkable landscapes.
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Located in the former Presidio military base, this park offers restored wetlands, beach access to picnic and kitesurf, and views of the Golden Gate Bridge.
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This small city in Montana is a peaceful escape with scenic rivers for fishing and paddling, quaint local restaurants, and opportunities for outdoor adventures.
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The West is known for its spectacular mountains, but it's often the canyons that provide incredible and unique perspectives. Here are five to check out.
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Midtown is known for business, but if you poke around a bit you can find a more laid-back and multicultural part of the city to explore.
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For a great day trip from San Diego, head to this nearby city filled with interesting museums, tasty eateries and cafes, and a peaceful botanical garden.
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These iconic Las Vegas casinos were once at the heart of the Strip's golden era, before changing tastes and more modern resorts erased them.
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Pennsylvania's deepest inland waters hide a peaceful escape with clear swimming, forested shores, uncrowded boating, and quiet camping opportunities.
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With a handful of charming museums, restaurants, and green spaces, this tiny Illinois community is a peaceful, affordable escape from the bustle of St. Louis.
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Hidden among shady woodlands, this peaceful Texas lake blends calm paddling waters, abundant fishing, scenic trails, and uncrowded campsites.
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A dramatic high-altitude Washington road climbs through wildflower meadows and alpine views, offering one of the most breathtaking mountain drives in America.
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This route in Sacramento links the downtown waterfront to a calm lake, offering paved mileage, river views, and easy access points for walkers and cyclists.
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If you're a traveler fascinated by abandoned places, head to New Mexico, where you'll be spoiled for choice when it comes to seeing ghost towns of old.
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The Golden State has no shortage of amazing camping spots along its hundreds of miles of coastline. This state beach is one of the best for oceanside retreats.
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