Head to this quiet college city outside of Columbus, Ohio, to see great art galleries, a historic movie theater, and boating and hiking galore.
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Tourists visiting the Peach State should stop off at this popular and unique double waterfall where visitors can enjoy hiking and scenic views.
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From snowy slopes to summer hikes, this Idaho hideaway shines with live music, festivals, and fun activities perfect for families year-round.
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For great views of Puget Sound and live music in the summer, head to this dreamy beach park in Washington that is conveniently between Seattle and Tacoma.
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Upstate New York has tons of opportunities for outdoor fun, including in the Adirondacks and Thousand Islands. This city is a gateway to both with plenty to do.
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Discover the charming town in Connecticut that is near a lake, features a plethora of vintage stores, and appeared in a popular horror series.
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This parish in Louisiana is famous for supplying succulent seafood to the entire country, so naturally you can get the freshest shrimp, oysters, and more there.
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This incredible slice of the Lowcounty gives you a chance to view ancient trees, search for colorful birds, and relax along a picturesque river.
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This chic suburb of a major Texas city is one of the wealthiest in the state and is filled with amazing farmers markets, shopping districts, and more.
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Frolic amid autumn leaves without shelling out for an expensive seasonal vacation. This Midwestern escape promises all the foliage and fun without high prices.
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Heading to Vegas? This mall right on the strip is a must-visit whether you're on the hunt for good food, fun shopping, or unique shows.
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This town in the Adirondack region of New York has the perfect climate for growing apples. Here's how this place became famous for its McIntosh apple orchards.
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There are plenty of gigantic natural waterfalls throughout the United States, but this one hidden in Connecticut claims the title of the country's smallest.
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This coastal city in Oregon, close to Olympic National Park, is best known for its abundant seafood, stunning hiking trails, and miles of windswept beaches.
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You may think if you spot a deadly venomous snake, you're within you're rights to kill it and save yourself. Well, not this one you can find in California.
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This fast-growing North Carolina town is becoming a popular destination, especially for those who enjoy a lively downtown with plenty to do, eat, and drink.
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This village in Michigan's Upper Peninsula is the perfect getaway for nature lovers with the promise of wildlife sightings, waterfall hikes, and local charm.
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This short trail in Shenandoah National Park leads you to dramatic views of the valley below, and it's an excellent adventure for all skill levels.
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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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This St. Thomas city is a major cruise port, but it's also full of hidden corners with beautiful beaches, chic boutiques, and historic attractions to visit.
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While it's the least-visited Smithsonian museum, this uncrowded gallery is a fantastic way to explore another side of the city's history and culture.
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This New Hampshire mountain town is a charming corner of the state that provides visitors with plenty of gorgeous hikes, delicious restaurants, and fun events.
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Perched on the Canadian border along Lake Champlain, this New York village offers plenty of outdoor adventures, history, and some local businesses to explore.
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It's almost leaf peeping season and what better way to indulge in the most scenic views than by checking out these top U.S. destination known for fall foliage.
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This unique escape in Idaho offers guests a one-of-a-kind accommodation option highlighting natural scenery, hiking trails, and interesting history.
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If you're a fan of off-beat destinations, this quirky Alabama town east of Montgomery is home to one of the wildest museums in the country.
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This town less than an hour from New York City is the perfect place for views of the skyline, hidden beaches, and serves as a gateway to the Jersey Shore.
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