Enjoy the Pacific Coast’s intriguing aviary wildlife in their natural beachy habitat at an under-the-radar refuge just a few hours south of Los Angeles.
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West Virginia is full of small towns that are home to a wealth of natural beauty, but this overlooked community has a history all Americans should know about.
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From coasters to mini golf and a massive arcade, this popular Phoenix destination promises thrills, games, and family fun for visitors of all ages.
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Get away from it all and enjoy easy hikes, nature, and history in an unexpected place: the Desert National Wildlife Refuge just outside Las Vegas.
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This city in Michigan's Upper Peninsula marries rich mining history with an abundance of outdoor activities, from skiing to waterfall hikes.
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Along Lake Champlain in upstate New York, tourists will find a small town that features colonial forts, lakeside campgrounds, and plenty of hiking nearby.
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Prepare for an intergalactic journey on a visit to this quirky Wisconsin sculpture park, with scrap metal works created to transport you to the next dimension.
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Trek through canyons looking for rare hummingbirds, visit stalactite-filled caves, and explore U.S. history at a military fort on a visit to this Arizona city.
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The least visited U.S. states have the least tourists, but they're also home to some of the country's most dazzling sights and most comfortable accommodations.
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Iowa's oldest state park offers a nature escape with trails, trout fishing, cabins, and activities perfect for campers, hikers, and families alike.
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Pennsylvania is a culinary adventure, and its local foodie scene is nothing to scoff at. This series of trails and itineraries are your passport to flavor.
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Enjoy rustic hikes on an island in the gorgeous Lake Superior. While camping among the forest and pristine beaches, you can also learn about the area’s history.
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Visitors to North Carolina can escape the crowds at this charming state park, which offers miles of trails, gorgeous water views, and a pristine campground.
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If you're seeking a laidback California getaway with easy access to world-class wine and museums, head to a charming city just two hours from San Francisco.
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A literary icon lived most of his life in an Oregon town just outside of Eugene, where visitors can find scenic river trails and family-owned orchards.
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You could spend all season exploring the wilderness areas, sandy beaches, and quaint communities around this stunning Idaho lake and still not get enough.
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Looking for a new destination to bring your pooch? Consider branching out to this Californian wine country escape that polled well for a dog-friendly getaway.
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This town near the South Carolina border features tons of welcoming cafes with fresh coffee, sweet pastries, and inviting trails and walks to enjoy outdoors.
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If cruising miles upon miles of recreation trails by bike, skis, or on foot sounds like your idea of a good time, head to this Wisconsin town for outdoor bliss.
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Swim among eagle rays, turtles, and a rainbow of corals at one of the Florida Keys' most breathtaking snorkeling destinations, perfect for all levels.
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If you crave challenging canyoneering treks, there's a jaw-dropping canyon hike in California's Sequoia National Park might just be your cup of tea.
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From hiking lush mountain trails to lounging on pristine beaches, Hawaii has a lot to offer. But there's one unexpected activity that should make tourists wary.
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You won't beat Arizona's heat at this natural warm spring, but it's a must-see outdoor playground with nature trails that offer views of local wildlife.
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This Wisconsin retreat offers anglers and adventurers a 143-foot musky, sprawling lakes, tons of trails, iconic supper clubs, and elite global races.
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North of Los Angeles lies a town where you can find the family-friendly DryTown Water Park, sizzling street food, and great hikes through the California desert.
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This welcoming coastal town offers history, plenty of activities, intimate dining, and romantic getaways, all conveniently located on Mobile Bay.
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This Texas town celebrates its German heritage by producing amazing sausages year-round, though you might want to visit during its annual Sausagefest.
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