This town on Michigan's Upper Peninsula sits in one of the country's top areas for outdoor recreation, with lakes, trails, ski areas, and endless wilderness.
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When visiting New England, make sure to check out this quiet Boston-area gem with great restaurants, historic homes, and scenic trails to explore.
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Experience the thrill of hiking trails and whitewater rafting in this charming town nestled in one of New York's most stunning mountain landscapes.
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Colorado is known for its natural beauty, but many of its more famous cities can be prohibitively expensive. Enter this lesser-known getaway.
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Hidden in western Kansas, an easy hike leads to striking chalk formations that rise from the flat prairie, creating an otherworldly landscape of fragile spires.
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Wisconsin is quite the location for lakeside adventures, but this laid-back city in the middle of the state blends plenty to do outdoors and in the city.
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Each tipi at this Oregon ranch has its own unique design and indoor fire pit and is stocked with everything you need for an unforgettable camping experience.
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Hike past old mines, attend colorful festivals, and stay at a historic hotel in this Colorado town, which was the epicenter of a gold rush in the 1800s.
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Dive into Kentucky's rural culture in this locale known for its live music, dining hotspots, and diverse outdoor experiences for hikers and their families.
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Fishing, hiking, and unforgettable views are offered year-round in this quiet Colorado locale, where you can choose your level of camping comfort.
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Whether you're up for riverside paths or chilling at lakeside beaches, antiquing downtown or visiting a giant otter sculpture, this Minnesota city has it all.
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Sitting in a sprawling national forest and close to Mammoth Cave, this small Kentucky town boasts countless fishing, hiking, and camping opportunities.
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If you dare, take a thrilling whitewater rafting trip on this New York river, which passes through small towns known for their hiking trails and great food.
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This South Carolina suburb is aptly named and has it all: breathtaking scenes of nature like the Blue Ridge Mountains, charming culture, and diverse community.
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Take a road trip to this California town surrounded by agricultural land and discover its bustling farmers' market, museums, and outdoor recreation options.
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This small Southern town on Mississippi's Yazoo River played a huge role in the birth of blues music is now an important stop on the Mississippi Blues Trail.
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These under-the-radar swimming spots are tranquil and secluded, and include some you've probably never even heard off — check them out on your next trip.
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This Missouri town known as the "Gateway to the Ozarks" has a flower-box filled historic downtown and parks with gushing springs and lovely walking trails.
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This scenic state park in Virginia is an outdoor-lover's dream. It features natural beauty to hike, camp, or fish in, and it's just outside of Richmond.
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For a city full of museums, parks, shops, and a historic theater, head to this hidden gem Chicago suburb that is known as Illinois' "City of Lights."
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Italy's Lake Como is a glamorous getaway, with the prices to match. But this beautiful lake destination in Poland is the perfect affordable alternative.
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Though the town itself is remarkably tiny, this Georgia destination is home to a national historic site that offers educational programs about the Civil War.
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Just south of Washington DC is a charming Virginia suburb where you can enjoy an affordable vacation and experience the history of the United States.
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Get ready to be amazed by this hidden gem in Tucson’s suburbia, offering an incredible casino complex, miles of hiking trails, and stunning desert parks.
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If you are looking for places to stay in Louisiana's Bayou, check out this Folsom Airbnb which is on 7 acres and is like a castle with two wraparound balconies.
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Sip happens — and in this charming New York village, it happens a lot. This spot is full of fruit history, vineyards, and juicy things you won't want to miss.
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With ultra-fresh seafood at Ada’s Fish House, fiery sunsets from its pier, and a festival with magical, swirling sand art, this beach town is a Cali classic.
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