Wyoming isn't exactly lacking in spectacular outdoor spaces, but some are easier to reach than others. Head to this state park if you're near Cheyenne.
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This county has convenient access to both natural sites and popular cities, giving a relaxing retirement full of outdoor walks and big city culture.
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California's rugged landscapes are often the very reason why some places stay under the radar. This swimming spot is one of them, and it's worth the trip.
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A massive space for games of all sorts and some seriously good food make this Oklahoma casino another one to add to the fun getaway bucket list.
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The older you get, the more you appreciate a walkable community. Thankfully, this coastal county has some of the most pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods around.
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This lovely Missouri city invites visitors to browse boutiques and antique shops, admire historic architecture, and try tasty meals around its downtown square.
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There are 12 states that are considered part of the Midwest region of the United States and even other Americans can have a unique cultural experience there.
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Just outside Indianapolis, this easy nature getaway offers fishing, wildlife, wetland scenery, and miles of trails for a relaxed day outdoors close to home.
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Explore restaurants, shopping, and outdoor adventures such as hiking in this lakeside village between Green Bay and Madison, Wisconsin.
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A newly renamed Georgia state park is getting major upgrades while preserving its wetland trails, paddling, fishing, wildlife, and famously dark night skies.
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Go back to the future and discover the magic of the prehistoric world at this unique educational monument in the Lone Star State.
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For a little slice of Welsh magic in the heart of the United States, head out and explore this Ohio byway on a delightfully rustic road trip.
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If you're looking for the happiest state on the East Coast, avert your eyes from obvious spots like Florida and North Carolina and head north.
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This popular fall vacation destination is seeing a rise in bear encounters and attacks as a result of scare food sources, here's what you need to know.
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If you're in the mood for a scare this Halloween, there are hundreds of haunted house attractions across the United States. Here are the best ones we found.
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Walk along a scenic nature trail or enjoy a serene day of fishing at the biggest state forest in Delaware, just a short drive from Rehoboth Beach.
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Chicago is one of the greatest cities in the U.S. To experience it properly, you must weed out all of its tourist traps. We've done that for you here. Enjoy!
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Silly String is banned for 36 hours during Halloween festivities in this U.S. city due to its troubling history with the messy toy.
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Want to experience the New Jersey shoreline without all the crowds and noise? These 10 beaches offer a place to relax and enjoy the view away from it all.
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On the outskirts of Atlanta, you’ll find a lively suburb with a local seasonal market, top-tier golf opportunities, and delicious restaurants.
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Split in two by a river, this charming city near Green Bay, Wisconsin, has a waterside park and a vibrant downtown lined with heritage buildings.
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This idyllic beach, hidden in the middle of Sonoma County in California, is shrouded by a thick, redwood forest, making it popular with campers.
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For families seeking nature near Dallas, this peaceful outdoor spot offers shaded trails, birdwatching, wildlife sightings, and kid-friendly activities.
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Southern California hides a sprawling wetland retreat where scenic trails, salt marshes, a sandstone canyon, and hundreds of bird species reward nature lovers.
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The orchards of Michigan are alive and well at this time of year, and one gorgeous village near Grand Rapids makes a great base for family adventures here.
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This Midwest getaway is packed with craft beer, walkable neighborhoods, nightlife, cultural attractions, and parks that make exploring easy on foot.
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A nearly abandoned Oregon logging town survives through an unusual wedding tradition, while waterfalls, trails, and historic ruins add to its romantic appeal.
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