Whether you're in New York or Vermont, this East Coast lake offers a retreat complete with outdoor recreation and plenty of historical sites to explore.
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Just a short drive from Chicago, this dramatic beach has been a popular destination for decades, offering a peaceful boardwalk and serene waters.
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Once an industrial hub, the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is in the midst of a renaissance that makes it more than worthy of visiting on your next vacation.
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Experience one-of-a-kind wonders in this New York town that promises to wow cinephiles and hikers alike. You'll find it right on the border of New Jersey.
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While California is known for its vineyards, get off the beaten path with a visit to this stunning winery run by a generational winemaker and monks.
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Perched along the shores of Lake Huron, this charming destination north of Detroit is a popular spot for water sports and viewing iconic lighthouses.
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Just a quick drive from Providence, this adorable destination is overflowing with historic charm, and it's an excellent spot to enjoy a relaxing getaway.
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Enjoy Glacier National Park’s stunning alpine views without crowds along an under-the-radar route that was once a historic, helpful mountain passage.
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Arizona might be known for its vast stretches of desert, but tucked out of sight is a pristine lake that's perfect for an off-the-grid getaway.
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Explore the best of New Hampshire's smallest town where picturesque hiking trails meet luxurious accommodation and outdoor adventures await year-round.
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Home to multiple universities, a thriving arts scene, and innovative restaurants, this charming city is an excellent spot for a weekend getaway from Dallas.
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Climb this man-made mountain in one of New York City's largest forests to get a great escape from urban life and some choice views of Staten Island.
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One state park in Indiana might not have the crowds of Yosemite, but its ravine hikes, canoeing, fishing, and waterfalls are well worth the trip.
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This charming California town offers a perfect blend of Gold Rush history, modern adventures, and outdoor thrills just waiting to be discovered.
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Michigan's surviving vintage drive-ins offer more than movies. Discover nostalgia, classic charm, and scenic routes on this unforgettable road trip.
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Full of small-town charm, college town vibes, and tons of nature's beauty, this underrated Virginia town is a perfect place to visit.
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Escape to this lakeside Indiana retreat, a prime Midwest summer destination that's home to some great award-winning eats, excellent boating, and lush parks.
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This iconic destination in California has been entertaining visitors for decades, and it just so happens to be the West Coast's only amusement park on a pier.
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If you're looking for a perfect spot for food and history lovers, this Rhode Island town offers visitors fresh-caught seafood and a glimpse of early America.
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This lesser-known woodsy town is the epitome of a hiker's paradise, brimming with picturesque surroundings, mountain backdrops, and majestic waterfalls.
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Escape the crowds at this hidden Northern California beach where dramatic cliffs meet pristine sands surrounded by pristine redwood forests.
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This hot springs in Colorado is considered to be one of the best in the nation and it's a picturesque resort with plenty of camping, soaking, and stargazing.
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Located in Pennsylvania, there is a short yet remarkable trail within a state park that has a mossy path that feels like it came from a fantasy story.
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Tucked away in the southwestern corner of Minnesota sits a state park offering not just beautiful scenery, but also a chance to watch grazing bison.
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This serene small town in Washington showcases the best of the charm and natural beauty that the Evergreen Coast has to offer.
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This budget airline comes in handy when trying to save money traveling to Europe, but soon, it will no longer fly to or from U.S. airports.
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It may surprise you, but Seattle isn't especially rainy by U.S. standards. Still, it feels perpetually gray, and the reason isn't just precipitation.
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