Discover a clear mountain reservoir in Colorado with scenic hiking trails, peaceful camping nearby, and fishing opportunities in a stunning alpine setting.
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Explore the well-preserved remnants of this town's industrial past before venturing into the surrounding fells for uphill scrambles with exhilarating views.
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This scenic island feels at the edge of the world, with views of the Irish mainland, the famous Skellig Islands, coastal walks, camping, and cute fishing ports.
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Arizona is home to a lot of beautiful spots, but if you want to get away from the crowds of Lake Havasu, you can check out this lesser-known lake.
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Harry Potter fans can visit the real-life Hogsmeade Station in this quaint town, surrounded by meadows, ancient ruins, and heather-covered hills.
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One of the UK's longest rivers, it passes through some awe-inspiring scenery, from mountains to moors, through a beautiful valley before emptying to the sea.
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Attempt an obstacle course on water, canoe, motocross, or kart in this city in central Arkansas -- then camp or sleep in a former nuclear missile complex.
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Centered in Northumberland National Park, known as a stargazing hotspot and a walker's paradise, this village has stories to tell and convenience.
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Discover Flat Rock Park & Campground on Texas' Lake Brownwood, where free admission, scenic RV camping, fishing, swimming, and peaceful lakeside sunsets await.
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For a fishing paradise, head to this clear lake that hosts unique trout as well as salmon and is located on the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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This sprawling national forest in Central Montana is even bigger than Yellowstone and offers visitors pristine wilderness and over 1,000 miles of trails.
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Discover Bakers Narrows Provincial Park in Manitoba, with world-class fishing, boating, sandy beaches, lakeside yurts, and scenic camping on Lake Athapapuskow.
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Nestled in the Appalachian foothills, this county is both affordable and retirement-friendly — nearly a quarter of its residents are 65 and older.
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If you're planning on taking this scenic byway in the Midwest, be sure to stop in these particular spots to fuel up, rest, or discover local culture.
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Big Bear gets plenty of attention, but if you're hoping for a relaxing mountain getaway in southern California that's less crowded, try this cozy town.
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Ringed by meadows, wineries, heathland, and forests, this historic town in the South Downs National Park also has a farmers’ market, cafés, and festivals.
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If you're looking for an outdoor adventure in Vermont, head to this state park nestled against a massive lake and outfitted with a variety of campsites.
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This natural harbor is one of the most popular boating ports in Europe, with over 9,000 vessels of every shape and size and miles of waterways to explore.
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Characterized by red sandstone buildings, a famous castle, and historic alleyways, this unassuming town is a foodie hotspot and a gateway to the Lakes.
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Ringed by trails, this village in Hertfordshire is home to ruined Roman baths, a Victorian viaduct, heritage churches, and traditional pubs.
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This county offers everything that makes a life in Vermont inviting: Easy access to the outdoors, farm-to-table restaurants, inde shops, and year-round fun.
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Camp and fish for bass, crappie, and catfish at this lake in the heart of Texas, or swim and look out for bald eagles, egrets, and white-tailed deer.
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On the edge of a national forest in Alabama, you'll find a charming little city with a local lake, charming shops, a historic theater, and vibrant events.
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This Ohio city offers easy walks beside a historic canal and a wooded creek, plus local kitchens serving French toast, chicken adobo, curries, and steaks.
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Minnesota has plenty of lake recreation opportunities, but for a more secluded vibe, this underrated gem offers a secluded fishing experience.
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When looking at affordability, an abundance of public land for camping, weather, and other factors, this U.S. state is the best for long-term RV campers.
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As many outdoor enthusiasts know, Canada is home to some seriously stunning mountain scenery. This hidden gem boasts crystal-clear waters and great trails.
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