Minneapolis is home to many activities, but you need to head to this nearby city to experience plenty of evening concerts and gorgeous riverside parks.
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Going out to eat in Atlanta might seem pricey, which it is if you don't know where to look ... and we're here to tell you where to look.
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High in Arizona's mountains, this peaceful lake surrounded by lush evergreens offers pristine fishing, kayaking, and camping in a tranquil forest setting.
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Don't think Pennsylvania is just hills and forests outside of its cities. There's plenty of action to be found amid the pastoral beauty in towns like this one.
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You don't have to travel very far from Denver to see some of Colorado's best gems, including a delightful college town steeped in history and excitement.
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Discover a beautiful and vibrant Georgia town , where charming shops, lush parks, and fascinating museums create the perfect Southern escape.
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This cozy spot in the American South offers up history, good food, outdoor adventure, and even some treasure hunting, making it fun for the whole family.
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Just east of Sarasota is a small Florida town with tons of outdoor activities, including pickleball and kayaking, farmer's markets and relaxed dining.
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This park's lake has a 'no-wake' policy, so boating and fishing are perfectly serene. At night, the skies are clear enough to view the Milky Way.
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Enjoy a relaxed vacation by visiting this cozy Ohio village, offering a historic downtown, scenic hiking trails, and charming local restaurants.
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Though it's not quite as secretive as it once was, this tiny beach is still a great spot to escape the bustle of Minneapolis and enjoy the sunshine.
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Some countries are less eco-friendly than others, but this country that is known as the world's largest polluter is taking steps to protect vital ecosystems.
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Escape to this Alabama town between Mobile and Montgomery, where Alabama's state flower thrives in the fertile soil and historic buildings line the streets.
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This old town in the El Paso Region has a rich history involving several cultures and religions. Learn how the intertwine into a rich tapestry when you visit.
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Visiting Texas anytime soon? These are the best attractions across the entire state, according to visitors, so be sure to add them to your bucket list.
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This island destination, located in the U.S., is ideal for coffee lovers and tucked in a tropical locale that's known for its delicious, medium roast brews.
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South Carolina is certainly known for its beaches, but they can get a bit crowded. Try visiting this beach just outside of Beaufort instead. Here's why.
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There's nothing like a good college town. This highly walkable one in Ohio is even bursting with art to engage with and farmers markets to shop at.
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A cozy town in western Maine's Lakes and Mountains region offers visitors delightful shops, delicious food, and access to the White Mountains.
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Providing easy access to numerous state parks and scenic waterfall hikes, this tiny town near Greenville makes for a relaxing weekend getaway.
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Connecticut is hiding an enchanting town made up of woods and waterfall trails that even hides a breathtaking stone dam and plenty of other cozy sights.
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You don't have to go to the coast to enjoy a stay at the beach thanks to this Minnesota town's local lakes. It's a great place to stop in for a picnic.
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Any fan of the Wild West knows about Buffalo Bill Cody, and one of the top places to retire in the US is the town that he built in Wyoming.
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The whole family can literally hunt for treasure at this Blue Ridge Mountain mine in picturesque North Georgia. It’s a hidden gem where you can also find one.
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New England is full of tucked-away, oceanside corners that simultaneously evoke a sense of peace and adventure. This small town in Maine is no exception.
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This is the fastest-growing city in Rhode Island but despite its growth, it's still full of historic restaurants and open spaces for hiking, swimming, and more.
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Take your dog for the ultimate upstate New York vacation in this region that's full of lakes, recreational hikes, and dog-friendly wineries.
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