The North Florida community is home to festivals, a popular state park, and plenty of outdoor activities thanks to its location on the Suwannee River.
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Between the bustling Texas cities of Austin and Houston is a historic town that offers lakeside activities, great food, and clean, small-town hospitality.
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Embark on one of these beautiful Chicago boat tours, complete with tour guides, beverages, add-ons, and more — depending on what you're looking for.
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Within the foothills of Utah’s Wasatch Mountains, you’ll find a charming city with plenty of outdoor recreation opportunities and a historic amusement park.
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In Wyoming's Rocky Mountains, a short yet unforgettable hike winds through pristine wilderness, leading to one of the most spectacular viewpoints in America.
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This neighborhood in Bridgeport, CT is great for day shopping.
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Near Sedona, Arizona, visitors can find a red-rock haven with creekside trails for all kinds of hikers, nighttime events, and plentiful wildlife.
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This Massachusetts city is a home to art galleries, the Armenian Museum of America, and a famous a steak frites restaurant. Plus, Boston is just 10 miles away.
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This neighborhood is known for its funky art scene, with murals adorning many buildings, and popular local hangouts, all within walking distance.
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This affluent enclave in Virginia blends wooded trails, acclaimed performances, and proximity to D.C., making it a magnet for high-earning residents.
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From thrilling winter races and frozen lakes to summer cruises and fish fries, this Wisconsin gem delivers outdoor thrills and classic Midwest charm.
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Overwater bungalows are the ultimate experience for an island getaway, allowing visitors to wake up and immediately be greeted by turquoise waters.
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The Discovery Trail is a network of museums and educational sites around Cayuga Lake, and it's a great excuse to visit upstate New York's best college city.
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Rugged canyon landscapes, clear rivers, and seasonal trout hatches make this Oregon haven a standout spot for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts.
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A close-knit community spirit defines this Louisville neighborhood just a few miles east of downtown, with charming storefronts, galleries, and top-tier golf.
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If you're bound for Texas and looking for a getaway, Abilene State Park has everything you could need between the camping spot, hiking trails, and paddling.
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Nestled in California's Central Valley, you'll find this city, best known for its cantaloupes, but which also has its share of nature and parks to visit.
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This Miami neighborhood is a welcoming melting pot of cultural flavors, with large populations of folks from Latin America and an inviting shopping district.
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Tucked in Europe’s highest peaks, this remote region blends wine culture, mountain villages, and hikes where rustic charm meets unforgettable scenery.
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Just beyond Chicago, a pocket of wilderness offers wooded trails, quiet fishing ponds, and peaceful campsites where visitors can reconnect with nature.
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Hikers and campers can enjoy recreational hiking trails, lake swimming, and overnight campgrounds in this national forest located in the Cascade Mountains.
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Delaware might not be the first state you think of when it comes to sunny coastlines, but if that's the case, then this beach town is sure to change your mind.
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It's easy to overlook small towns in America, and the Eden of Ohio is no different. But here you'll find a hidden gem with outdoor fun and a great greasy spoon.
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Travel expert Rick Steves is the go-to guide for visiting Europe. He's given travelers a lot of advice over the years from hotel choice to going with the flow.
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The next time you head to Sequoia National Park in California, head to the crystal-clear waters and hidden waterfall of this off-the-beaten-path swimming hole.
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This beautiful, 54,000-acre state park in northeastern Pennsylvania offers trails for hikers of all experience levels and both stocked lakes and wild fishing.
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Sited near the deepest canyon in North America and a 2.4 million-acre national forest, this small city is a charming base camp for year-round adventures.
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