An unusually named town in New Hampshire is home to a festival of the same name, held at a time when stunning fall colors decorate wooded hills.
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This former Gold Rush town in Colorado has a rich history and offers visitors opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors and take part in annual festivals.
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This New England destination is synonymous with stunning fall foliage, and you can also partake in outdoor activities and festivals while visiting.
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Fans of live music should head to this underrated college town that is a walkable gem with plenty to do including breweries, antique shops, and concerts.
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Whether you're traveling alone or with your family and friends, these classic fall events in New York City are the best ways to enjoy the 'ber' months.
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This town in Virginia is an overlooked gem with hiking trails nearby and a charming downtown that plays host to music festivals and delicious restaurants.
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This wildly overlooked suburb of Chicago is home to some beautiful trails as well as a revitalized downtown with plenty of shops and amazing eateries.
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Potato lovers rejoice; this outdoorsy town in Eastern Oregon not only has plenty of nature, but also has an annual Tater Tots Festival that is free to enter.
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Home to a yummy food pod cart spot, the iconic Pickathon festival, and beautiful hiking trails through Oregon landscapes, this Portland suburb is a must-visit.
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This small Michigan town is a short drive from Detroit. A winter holidays visit will make you feel like you're in a Hallmark Movie, but it's great year-round.
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This California city, easily accessible from multiple major highways, is worth a pit stop for its charming downtown and scenic walking trails.
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This Indiana city, located just outside Chicago, makes for a comfortable, family-friendly getaway, with lively festivals, peaceful parks, and gorgeous views.
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In this historic Hungarian town visitors can feast their eyes on church ceiling frescos that rival the Sistine Chapel, and fill up on fun at summer festivals.
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With its easy-access location in the heart of Silicon Valley, this Bay Area town boasts festivals, historic downtown charm, and ample activities in nature.
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This underrated Ohio city is the place to go for camping on (literally) the river, a vibrant summertime strawberry festival, and green spaces.
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This Western Colorado town is a fantastic outdoor destination with trails, scenic byways, wineries and more, making it the "Southern Gateway to the Grand Mesa."
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What's quirkier than the horseradish capital of the world? How about a giant catsup bottle? This Illinois gem near St. Louis, MO has all this and plenty more.
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This hidden gem city in Missouri is only 90 minutes from Kansas city and is home to some major annual festivals, a lively downtown, and artsy flair.
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Although this Utah city is known for its snowy landscapes, it is also considered a vibrant summer escape, with local festivities and outdoor adventures.
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This alpine village in Big Bear, California offers plenty of ways to hit the slopes and enjoy the great outdoors as well as amazing shopping, eats, and more.
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Amtrak's new "Mardi Gras route" train line is a return to the Gulf Coast's past, with stops between New Orleans and Mobile, Alabama that will delight travelers.
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Watch hundreds of bison dart past you and take in live music and other artistic displays at this unique festival in South Dakota's Custer State Park.
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It's entirely possible to visit Japan for less. An Asia travel expert has shared her top budget destinations in the country, along with money-saving tips.
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Fill up on juicy treats (and maybe enter a seed-spitting contest) on your summer trip to this charming Southern town with history and tons of watermelon.
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Just outside of Phoenix, you’ll find a creative, under-the-radar Arizona suburb overflowing with innovative technology and family-friendly attractions.
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"Embrace the Pace" in this charming small city in Indiana, filled with local shops, antique stores, Amish culture, and historical buildings.
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This small town in Indiana is a charming spot that's famous as being the "Popcorn Capital of the World." And every year, the town celebrates with a festival.
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