Banish the image of a stuffy hotel when you think about this accessibility haven in West Virginia. There's plenty to do here that everyone is able to enjoy.
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This Arkansas Ozark town promises gorgeous riverfront lodging, fun mountain trails, river adventures, and some of the best trout fishing in America.
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If you're looking for a scenic destination in Southern California to view some amazing fall foliage this season, then look no further than this mountain gem.
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This Lone Star State establishment provides a theme park experience customized for folks with special needs who may feel alienated at conventional parks.
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From massive waterfalls and canyons to otherworldly parks and unforgettable forests, Idaho proves its nickname the Gem State may refer to its natural wonders.
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Route 66 once connected thriving towns across the country, including this California ghost town, which boasts historic buildings in a charming desert landscape.
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Take a detour outside Salt Lake City to an underrated town that combines true American history with outdoor adventures both on and around the Great Salt Lake
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Known for its long traffic jams and complicated roadways, California made headway recently by opening a new section of highway after years of construction.
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The Midwest is full of incredible state parks, and this one, which overlooks the Ohio River, is full of hiking trails past waterfalls, cliffs, and fossils.
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Rated-R horror films and pumpkin beers are all well and good, but some Halloween events — maybe even the best Halloween events — cater to the wee ones.
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New York is a big state with no shortage of charming mountain towns and sprawling parks, but don't forget about this little village in the Hudson Valley.
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The Midwest is an underrated, autumnal gem that deserves just as much fall foliage hype as New England. Here are some of the best places for leaf peeping.
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If you have a bat phobia, stay away from this Texas cave at all costs — but if you're neutral or a fan of the animals, this is one sight you'll never forget.
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The long wait in line to sample this IPA that comes to its California brewery and brewpub but once a year is part of the allure of sipping it upon its release.
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If visiting Colorado in spring, make sure to visit the state's famous "natural beach" which makes for a fun tubing spot in Great Sand Dunes National Park.
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Not far from Austin, visitors to Texas can tour vineyards and wineries via a shuttle service, sample bratwurst, and sip brews at an annual Oktoberfest festival.
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Just next to the Great Smoky Mountains, this Tennessee attraction takes you to the top of a summit on a chairlift, where you'll find trails and other thrills.
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Hidden in the mountains of North Carolina is an eerie, historic church built in the early 1900s that has been sitting abandoned for several decades.
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The best spot for fishing in Pennsylvania is in a secluded park surrounded by miles of trails. Visitors can cast a line or hike the scenic landscape.
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Historic flights and tourist treks deep into underground caverns take place near this Texas town, where you can stay at a charming Spanish-colonial-style hotel.
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For a magical forest escape in California, head to this historic and rustic logging town that offers hikes and old-school train rides through the redwoods.
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The Great Smokies are the most-visited national park in the country, so finding a quieter, more affordable spot to stay nearby is essential.
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Discover a hidden New Jersey destination that has a long history and gorgeous views of the fall foliage, just a little over an hour from Philadelphia.
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For an outdoor recreation paradise in Colorado that is rather quiet, head to this secret river valley with unmatched drives, recreation, and mountain access.
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There's plenty of architecture to admire in this North Carolina town surrounded by nature. Its historical buildings also house antique stores and a theater.
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While strolling California’s streets, be on the lookout for this predator. Although it may look cuddly, it’s important to know what to do when you see one.
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In October, the largest covered bridge festival happens in Indiana, and the towns hosting the fall festivities are home to picturesque parks, lakes, and trails.
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