Get a taste of Stonehenge's wonder at this unique park in Pennsylvania, where you'll spot nearly 100 megaliths along with wildlife and other structures.
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Get up close and personal with bison at this wildlife area in Kansas. Offering only guided tours, it's perfect to avoid the crowds and chaos of Yellowstone.
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This gorgeous green space in Canada's largest city sits opposite the Toronto Botanical Garden and offers visitors acres of flowers and trees to wander through.
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While Omaha may be the big draw to Nebraska, its smaller cities offer extra charm — including beautiful historic buildings, scenic walking trails, and shops.
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Canada has a rather unique military history, part of which you can explore firsthand at hauntingly beautiful fort ruins that don't cost a dime to see.
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Embark on a mountain trail or take a historic train ride through scenic landscapes in this Utah city, easily reachable by two of the state’s urban metropolises.
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Just a few miles from Downtown Dayton is a 437-acre park bursting with activities, from wakeboarding and fishing to biking, hiking, and spotting otters.
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A family's legacy is alive and well in the gorgeous surroundings of this scenic nature preserve in Indiana, home to some seriously special animals.
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This lesser-known getaway near the North Carolina-Virginia border is the perfect place to get out on the water with a beautiful lake and watercraft rentals.
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For a lakeside stop on your way from Seattle to North Cascades National Park, visit a charming small town with outdoor fun and views of the snowy mountains.
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This beautiful outdoor space is loaded with activities and areas the bring the city together, from sport fields to venues for community events.
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This delightful campground in the Keystone State is a brilliant way to leave the stresses behind, with extra points if you're looking to cast a line.
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Whether you're new to the mountain biking scene or an experienced rider looking for new challenges, you'll want to visit this Santa Clarita, California, park.
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Head to this quaint corner of Eastern Tennessee where you'll find delicious restaurants, wine bars, and plenty of outdoor activities to keep everyone busy.
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This metro park isn't widely-known, but it's brimming with reasons to visit, including a recreated 1800s farm experience and beautiful walking trails.
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California wine country hides a rare geyser with scenic walking paths, relaxing lounge areas, farm animals, and fascinating geothermal landscapes.
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For total serenity in the wilds of the Sunshine State, look no further than this under-the-radar wetland state park that is home to threatened wildlife.
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Spend the weekend at one of the largest lakes in Mississippi, complete with boating and paddling fun — not to mention top-notch fishing opportunities.
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Though overshadowed by some of Route 66's flashier stops, this New Mexico community offers intriguing roadside attractions and scenic trails.
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Perched on the Manatee River as it flows into Tampa Bay, this park boasts 500 years of history and stunning biodiversity with four distinct ecosystems.
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If you're looking for one of the most recreational cities in Idaho, make a beeline for this delightful destination near Spokane, Washington.
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The Arkansas Ozarks hide a unique seasonal destination filled with folk music, handcrafted arts, cultural experiences, and cozy overnight stays.
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Ontario has a wealth of small towns with quaint shops, but this one features river views that make the outdoor landscape here particularly beautiful.
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Rental car agents notice your demeanor, preparedness, and travel plans right away. Here are the subtle signs they watch out for at the counter.
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This Northern California town built around the railroad oozes history, along with tasty Mexican food and nearby nature spots with trails and wildlife.
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This national forest in Oregon offers over a million acres to explore, is home to the world's largest living organism, and provides unique overnight options.
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Seeing this multi-tiered waterfall in Maine takes little effort, as it's just a short walk from a parking lot and situated near picnic tables and benches.
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