This western suburb of the Windy City offers plenty of green spaces to explore and a vast array of dining options, including mom-and-pop restaurants.
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New England is home to plenty of adorable small towns, and one locale near to Cape Cod, Boston, and Providence has some fun history and culture to explore.
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From ritzy, celebrity-favorite hotels to low-slung retreats amid lush greenery, these midcentury Florida stays offer a nostalgic escape with a modern twist.
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Not only is this New Jersey destination home to around 100 historic buildings, but it's also near several scenic hiking trails and sandy beaches.
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There are a myriad of family-friendly destinations across the United States that can fit every budget. Here's where we suggest going for your next vacation.
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What with its manatees, cute cafés, farmer’s market, and theater, it’s no wonder this beachside city in Florida has been voted No. 1 for US travelers.
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Instead of fighting for space at popular Pennsylvania lakes, cast a line at this underrated reservoir stocked with fish near its border with New York.
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Known for its gemstone-strewn shores, abundant wildlife, colorful tide pools, and boardwalk atop the bluffs, this beach is an absolute must-visit.
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This affordable county in Michigan is popular with retirees because it has lakes, a county fair, horseback trails, and an International Dark Sky Park.
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While California and New York boast millions of residents making plenty of noise, one U.S. state stands above the rest as America’s loudest.
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It's a reasonable drive from Atlanta while providing a gateway to mountain adventures, with all the wine tastings, hikes, and green countryside you could want.
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This trail, located just outside Sedona, doesn't have the name recognition, but it also lacks the crowds while retaining fantastic views and challenging hiking.
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Industrial heritage and gorgeous natural scenery combine to create a charming destination in this delightful Midwest city near Cleveland, Ohio.
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Forgo crowds at Oregon’s Crater and Sparks lakes for a backcountry destination with sparkling blue waters where you can peacefully cast a line.
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The Panhandle forest offers up fantastic recreation whether you're looking to hike through wilderness, camp under the stars, or cast a line for a lunker.
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Europe isn't the only place to stay in a castle, head to North Carolina and the No. 1 boutique hotel in America, a stately manor straight out of Downton Abbey.
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In Kentucky, close to the border of Tennessee, sits one of the most beautiful, barely touched spots of woodland that's home to great fishing and hiking.
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Southern California has tons of towns worth the visit, and one spot sandwiched between LA and Riverside is great for food and outdoor exploration.
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Two lakes and a pair of ponds give this Oregon city plenty of outdoor appeal, from kayak outings and dockside fishing to leisurely walks through bird habitat.
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Just under two hours east of the Mississippi near St. Louis, there is a quiet and scenic lake where anglers can do a lot of boat and bank fishing.
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This lake near Akron may not be as well known as other Ohio lakes, but it sure has a lot to offer with regards to hiking, water activities, and more.
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If you're looking for an escape from the chaos of urban life, visit this rural Vermont town. It offers excellent recreation and agritourism opportunities.
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Wisconsin is home to some serious rural beauty, and you can check some of it out in this community that's under 50 miles from both Green Bay and Antigo.
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Wide skies, vast horizons, winding trails, and an unexpected mix of landscapes make this overlooked prairie destination in North Dakota worth the visit.
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As the Rio Grande winds through sunbaked desert and rugged mountains, this hidden New Mexico oasis offers scenic trails, camping, fishing, and birding.
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With archeological evidence of human life dating back 1,500 years, America's northernmost swath of Arctic tundra holds rich history amid its rugged landscape.
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While many visitors shrug off park rangers' warnings, this is an important factor to take into consideration when hiking in the Grand Canyon.
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