Historic architecture, railroad roots, local museums, and a scenic state park make this Georgia destination an easy escape for hiking, camping, and sightseeing.
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This peaceful Nebraska lake park offers fishing, scenic trails, wildlife watching, and family-friendly RV camping surrounded by prairie views.
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Skip the crowds on the Yucatan Peninsula for this remote island getaway on Mexico's Pacific coast with snorkeling, wildlife, and beachfront restaurants.
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This park, tucked near the North Carolina-Virginia border, highlights a pristine lake that's perfect for boating with pontoon rentals and a public boat ramp.
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Camping is a popular pastime because it lets us see the world on a wallet-friendly budget. And some places around the U.S., you can even camp for free.
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You don't have to go to the big cities in California for a great getaway. This city features family fun with parks, shopping, and stays that will delight all.
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Pennsylvania's wooded mountain retreat invites visitors to enjoy cozy cabins, nights under the stars, creekside scenery, and family-friendly activities.
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While it may seem like a sleepy suburb of Charlotte, North Carolina, this city offers a wide range of scenic parks, dining options, and fun entertainment.
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Want a little taste of Scotland? You can get it without crossing the Atlantic at this Canadian gem filled with heritage, history, and scenic views.
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Perched on a peninsula overlooking Chesapeake Bay, this former amusement park site is now home to lush habitats for a wide variety of plants and animals.
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Ideal for summer swimming, the cool, refreshing waters at this Californian lake are right next to a sandy beach — plus other features of interest.
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Explore Detroit's diverse arts and cultural scene with a walk through its streets — not stopping at museums, but viewing the many murals dotting the city.
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Get a taste of Stonehenge's wonder at this unique park in Pennsylvania, where you'll spot nearly 100 megaliths along with wildlife and other structures.
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Get up close and personal with bison at this wildlife area in Kansas. Offering only guided tours, it's perfect to avoid the crowds and chaos of Yellowstone.
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If you're lucky, you can grab a cab to the airport or a ride from a friend. If you have to drive yourself, though, some airports are better than others.
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This pipsqueak country, tucked between France and Spain, has more tourists than locals for most of the year as visitors flock for skiing and hiking.
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This gorgeous green space in Canada's largest city sits opposite the Toronto Botanical Garden and offers visitors acres of flowers and trees to wander through.
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This township is easy to get to and provides wonderful access to nearby cities, a national park site, and some world-class shopping and activities.
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While Omaha may be the big draw to Nebraska, its smaller cities offer extra charm — including beautiful historic buildings, scenic walking trails, and shops.
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Canada has a rather unique military history, part of which you can explore firsthand at hauntingly beautiful fort ruins that don't cost a dime to see.
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Embark on a mountain trail or take a historic train ride through scenic landscapes in this Utah city, easily reachable by two of the state’s urban metropolises.
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Indiana hides a lovely orchard where fresh seasonal treats, family activities, trolley rides, and locally crafted drinks create a memorable getaway.
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Just a few miles from Downtown Dayton is a 437-acre park bursting with activities, from wakeboarding and fishing to biking, hiking, and spotting otters.
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Escape to this lake in Michigan that's just an hour from Lansing. Whether you love history, water, or camping in the woods, you'll find something to love.
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Hidden among the islands, an abandoned plantation settlement features historic ruins, rusting transportation relics, and a restored church by the coast.
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There's more to Europe than alpine peaks, according to Rick Steves. One country offers memorable experiences, culture, and history in its urban gems.
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Explore five independent Pittsburgh bookstores recommended by a local, with author events, cozy reading spaces, and books by regional writers.
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