Just outside Jackson sits a Southern town where local restaurants shine and a rare petrified forest offers travelers a one-of-a-kind outdoor escape.
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Most states have their own sense of style, and Maine locals have an easy way of telling if someone is from out of town based on their fashion choices.
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The city of Normal is the home of the first public university in Illinois. Located en route between two well-known cities, it offers many contemporary delights.
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This once-thriving Utah mining community dates back to 1868. Today, it lies abandoned, with remnants of old structures and hiking trails primed for exploration.
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This Washington city may be small, but its breathtaking location, small-town charm, outdoor activity options, and retirement potential are not to be missed.
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There are so many places to see in Times Square, but not all of them are worth your time. If you'd rather avoid crowds and steep prices, avoid this famous spot.
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In the scenic Hudson Valley, visitors can escape to a remote resort surrounded by nature. Enjoy a spa, hiking trails, cooking classes, and seasonal cuisine.
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Visitors soaking in the Tennessee scenery got more than they bargained for when an iconic Smoky Mountain resident made an appearance at the rental.
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Rolling hills, a shimmering lake, and a historic courthouse square make this Hill Country town a quiet Texas gem worth adding to your road trip.
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Conveniently near the city, this trail is abundant with natural beauty and opportunities for adventures in all four seasons, with a summit at 12,000 feet.
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Planning an trip into the Great Smoky Mountains? These gateway towns offer thrills, frills, and stunning views — just a short hop away from the national park.
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These 10 Caribbean spots might be super popular, but if you go at the right time and follow these tips, you'll be able to fully enjoy them without crowds.
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This Upstate New York gem was named after its rich mineral springs and now boasts a charming village and nearby lake perfect for boating and fishing.
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Step back in time at a forgotten Washington ghost town that rose from gold rush dreams and is now one of the state’s most fascinating free attractions.
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Whether you want to tour a working dairy farm, indulge in authentic Mexican cuisine, or stay at the former stomping grounds of John Wayne, this AZ spot has it.
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With waters so clear you can see your feet, this hidden spot offers some of the South’s best fishing and plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors.
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If you need a break from the crowds of Orlando, head over to a nearby city that's seen tremendous growth, thanks to its walkable downtown and natural beauty.
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If you're looking for a true getaway, this privately owned Georgia island offers immersive nature experiences to just a handful of guests at at time.
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This thriving LA community blends rich heritage with live jazz, eclectic shops, and soulful dining, offering a cultural retreat unlike anywhere else.
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This lakeside Wisconsin town is the perfect escape from the bustle of Chicago and Milwaukee. Shop Calvin Klein and Lacoste or paddle board on glassy waters.
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These breathtaking reservoirs offer everything from panoramic views to abundant wildlife — and they’re perfect for water adventures like swimming too.
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Mountainous states aren't exactly known for their beaches, but the ones they do have are truly unique. And this charming Colorado beach is proof.
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Enjoy outdoor recreation at lakes and along the Appalachian Trail at this quaint town "where upstate New York begins" a few hours out of New York City.
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The Maine Distillery trail runs up the coastline of the gorgeous, rocky state, perfect for any lovers of local craft — and people who love coastal Maine.
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Discover a Wyoming town that blends artsy charm, great dining, and outdoor adventure, making it the perfect stop for travelers seeking culture and wilderness.
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Step beyond the gates of a historic arboretum in Boston and discover rolling hills, rare trees, and some of New England's most stunning fall colors.
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Outdoor recreation fans should head to this lake that straddles the New Hampshire-Maine border, home to great fishing and boating as well as remote camping.
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