This hidden gem beach town along England's Northumberland Coast offers long seaside walks, cozy traditional pubs, and windswept dunes to explore.
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The U.S. is home to thousands of natural islands. The nine largest offer travelers a diversity of adventures from unspoiled wilderness to culture-rich villages.
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You'll find two lakes loaded with several species of fish at this park in Pennsylvania, along with different varieties of boats to rent and other recreation.
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In the heart of the West Country near Bristol and Exeter sits a town full of antique finds, beautiful green spaces, and a market full of treasures to uncover.
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A waterfront cabin, cycling trips, and farm-to-table meals for you and a friend — all for free. The catch? You'll have to whisper the whole time.
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Named one of the nation's best rodeos for 2027, this California rodeo features goat dressing, wild drag racing, dance competitions, and pool parties.
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This seaside town in County Durham, England, is a charming enclave for those who love spending time on the coast, especially if you like collecting sea glass.
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Enjoy a day out on the water boating or fishing, learn about local history at a state park museum, and enjoy lakeside dining in this small Wisconsin city.
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A trip to the Mile High City is great for practically all travelers from outdoor-lovers to art aficionados — but there are some unspoken rules you should know.
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This waterfront city is a leafy haven in North West England that offers visitors pretty gardens, a peaceful estuary, and a hilltop park to explore.
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North Carolina is a bit of a hotspot for retirees, and if you want to spend your golden years in beautiful nature, head to this county near Raleigh.
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To experience California’s delicious wines on a more local level, check out an underrated county in the Sierra Nevada foothills that is rising in the ranks.
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The best West Coast beach in the U.S. in 2026 is a surfing mecca with sweeping ocean views and cool spots to saunter or sit, or sip cocktails and watch sunsets.
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Looking for a secluded place to catch some rainbow trout or explore in a canoe? This Pennsylvania reservoir is the perfect spot to take it all in and relax.
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A graffiti-covered cliff above the Cumberland Valley offers Appalachian views, hiking trails, and Civil War history near Gettysburg and the Pennsylvania border.
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You may not think of Wheeling, West Virginia, as an exciting place, but the city is working on fixing that. Visit this huge resort park and see for yourself.
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The robust woodlands of this peninsular park provide a home for numerous species, while its thrilling water activities keep outdoorsy visitors coming back.
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WalletHub has ranked the United States' 100 largest cities from most drivable to least, and this city came in as the worst for driving in the country.
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No crowds, tanning beds, parasols, or typical touristy commercialization, this quiet Mykonos beach in the north is Samantha Brown's favorite. Here's why.
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If having the beach to yourself is your idea of Hawaiian paradise, then forget Waikiki and Lanikai and hike out to this secluded stretch of soft white sands.
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This sprawling park highlights wetlands and marshes in Winter Haven, Florida's Chain of Lakes region, with excellent birdwatching opportunities.
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If you're in Wisconsin looking for a scenic hike, visit this Menasha reserve. Walk through wetlands, see animal exhibits, and spot over 160 bird species.
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The border between San Diego and Tijuana is one of the busiest corners of the continent, but there's a stunning wildlife refuge there that you can't miss.
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This reservoir on the Connecticut River is New Hampshire's largest man-made lake and offers over 3,000 acres for boating, fishing, and waterfront recreation.
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The United States is a nation of incredible wealth, and the country's richest suburbs are among the most affluent neighborhoods on the planet.
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Explore the Ozarks at a slow and steady pace in this underrated city, known for its wealth of green spaces, rustic downtown, and cozy eateries.
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This quiet Missouri Ozarks escape offers lakefront scenery, nearby campgrounds, outdoor recreation, and small-town restaurants with plenty of local charm.
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