It's worth the effort to rediscover places you might have written off. These cities are perfect examples, because over the last decade they've made big changes.
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Road trips can be the best way to really see the United States. These stops between Chicago and Indianapolis feature hiking, antiquing, shopping, and more.
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These are the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, chosen using reviews, ratings, and Guy Fieri favorites.
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North Carolina's Blue Ridge Parkway features several long hikes that reward endurance with sweeping mountain views, dense forests, and high-elevation scenery.
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These underrated spots in the Adirondack Mountains offer stunning views, charming downtowns, and plenty of hiking trails to explore without big crowds.
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Discover the most affordable Pacific Coast retirement towns offering ocean views, outdoor activities, and small-town charm without breaking your budget.
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For an idyllic retirement that prioritizes longevity and quality of life without losing access to key amenities, these Greek islands offer the best of both.
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Thanks to its access to the Great Lakes, Michigan is home to some of the most beautiful lighthouses in America, and we've whittled them down to the five best.
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Whether your looking for a safe ride on a bunny hill for the kids or an exhilarating night ride with friends, Colorado provides several inexpensive options.
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Ever wonder what TSA does beyond checkpoints? From travel disruptions to behind-the-scenes safety, the agency's reach goes far beyond the airport terminal.
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Few things encapsulate the American tendency to go big like its malls do. Key threads in the country's cultural fabric, here are the biggest in the country.
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Looking beyond big cities? Michigan's college towns offer walkable downtowns, museums, outdoor escapes, and local flavor for unique getaways year-round.
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Retiring abroad is becoming more appealing and more popular amongst Americans looking for more affordability. Of course, there are still risks involved.
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From desert dunes to ancient ruins, these top-rated New Mexico destinations stand out for scenery, history, and visitor-approved experiences.
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Summiting the Roof of Africa isn't for the faint of heart, but these tips for climbing Kilimanjaro (from someone who has done it) will help you on your way.
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Asia may seem a long way away, but these beachy hotspots, exotic cities, wildlife-filled jungles, and historic ports will have you booking a ticket in no time.
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From the frozen tundra to America's tropical south, the states with the most islands in their waters tend to have long coatlines and plenty of beaches.
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Italy is home to some of the most popular destinations on the planet, but these famous spots stand tall above the rest. Only got 24 hours? Not a problem.
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As beautiful as the mountains around Park City are, sometimes you just don't feel like going outside. Here are some great family-friendly indoor alternatives.
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When taking a trip to Paris, locals suggest adjusting your wardrobe and behaviors to avoid blundering around France's capital like an unaware tourist.
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Summer hiking is a wonderful experience, but consider wearing one of these colors to stay cool, keep bugs away, and make yourself visible during emergencies.
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From coast to coast and deep into the backcountry, these hiking routes span thousands of miles across mountains, deserts, and forests in the United States.
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Yellowstone National Park is one of the most popular and fascinating parks in the U.S. Naturally, there are quite a few bizarre things associated with it.
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From cozy two-person setups to roomy tents for the whole crew, these five Amazon finds prove you don’t need big bucks to sleep comfortably outdoors.
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Uber has five key changes coming in 2026 which travelers will have to navigate or at least be mindful of when using the service for rideshares and food.
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The wealthiest suburbs are often found along the coasts. New England has its fair share, many of which are famous old towns within easy commutes of big cities.
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More U.S. citizens are considering retiring to another country than ever before, but there are quite a few things you should ask yourself first before deciding.
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