As one of the darkest places in Washington, this state park offers stunning stargazing, comfy camping, and waterside sports and relaxation by Pearrygin Lake.
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This Virginia city is home to multiple colleges, but it's also a fabulous destination for great eats, trendy boutiques, and unexpected specialty shops.
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For those who want to explore some prehistoric history, this gorgeous national park site in the Texas Panhandle is filled with archaeological remains.
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This hidden jewel in southwest Virginia is home to a vast natural labyrinth over 400 million years old, nestled in a sprawling forest with lakes and mountains.
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Hidden just outside Boston is a stretch of pristine coastline, with trails meandering through woodlands, marshes, and beach dunes, all offering ocean vistas.
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Discover Orange County's artistic haven where classic Broadway shows, world-class museums, and luxury shopping create the perfect creative escape.
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Summer vacations usually mean shelling out a lot of money. If you can push your travels to late-summer, these destinations may prove an affordable alternative.
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The phrase "ghost town" takes on a new meaning at this desert spot. Discover a forgotten chapter of American history just a few miles outside of Gunnison, Utah.
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Explore Florida's western shore and you'll find this quirky, colorful city that is not only home to a thriving artist colony but also boasts top-notch eateries.
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Perched on the banks of the Bitterroot River is the real Dutton ranch used in the hit show "Yellowstone," nestled in a quintessential Old West town.
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With a glittering lake and sprawling state park as its main attraction, this friendly and affordable town is considered an idyllic place to retire in Tennessee.
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Few places on the planet pack more natural beauty and stunning ancient artwork into one location than this scenic European mountain getaway.
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Free arts events, stunning public murals, over 70 trails, and farmers markets galore are just few of the things you'll find in this affordable California city.
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While you might think of Florida when imagining the best U.S. spots to retire, this Dallas suburb is a haven for retirees with its activities and amenities.
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A floating sanctuary in Chicago blends wetlands, boardwalks, and native wildlife, transforming former industrial waterways into a thriving urban ecosystem.
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The Wisconsin's Great River Road is a National Scenic Byway that also takes you to a riverfront village here that offers amazing campgrounds and more.
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Enjoy Lake Huron, explore forest trails with over 25 dinosaur sculptures, camp by the coast, and dig for fossils in a nearby quarry at this quiet Michigan town.
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While going to space may not be an option for all but a select few, this mountain resort offers you the chance to truly bask in the wonders of the night sky.
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Cheap cold beer? Crystal-clear water? Available parking? Look no further than this gorgeous beach in the Dominican Republic, one of the best in the Caribbean.
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This charming town sits at the convergence of the Minnesota River and Chippewa River and offers old-world Scandinavian beauty around every corner.
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Near the town of Homer, one of Louisiana's most underrated state parks offers plenty of opportunities for recreation, from fishing to kayaking to hiking.
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This Maine town, named after a European capital, packs a punch with lively summer festivals, delicious local restaurants, and a nearby river for water sports.
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Discover a lively KC district where history meets street art, indie bars, live music, and local eats, all in a place that shaped the city's identity.
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Boasting around 2,000 acres near the shores of Seneca Lake in New York's Finger Lakes region, this state park has everything you need for a camping getaway.
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This underrated city is making a name for itself in the food and wine industries, offering visitors scenic views, excellent restaurants, and gorgeous wineries.
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This pristine waterway offers world-class trout fishing, charming vintage towns, and stunning autumn foliage just hours outside of New York City.
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Portland, Oregon, is home to a little-known area of wetlands that spent years being mistreated and polluted, but is now thriving and worth exploring once again.
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