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  • Display at the Clown Motel, in Tonopah, Nevada
    By Leslie Veliz 8 months ago

    'America's Scariest Motel' Is A Clown-Filled Haunted Place To Stay In Nevada If You're Brave Enough

    Get a creepy night's rest at this one-of-a-kind motel in Tonopah, Nevada. The haunted property has thousands of clown dolls, figurines, and more.

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  • Los Angeles skyline with mountains
    By Tess Kazenoff 8 months ago

    Things Hollywood Gets Wrong About Visiting Los Angeles

    From watching Hollywood movies, you might think you know Los Angeles. But LA is actually much different. Here's what Hollywood gets wrong about LA.

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  • A view of the Chugach Mountains from Portage Pass Trail with a sky-blue alpine lake and green vegetation in the foreground
    By Eric James Beyer 8 months ago

    A National Forest In Alaska Provides Scenic Diverse Landscapes For Endless Outdoor Adventure

    Alaska is home to rugged wilderness and diverse landscapes, and one of the most beautiful regions is situated within reach of the state's largest city.

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  • A busy New York City street
    By Andrea Romano 8 months ago

    Discover A Hidden Acoustic Marvel Where Sound Meets Silence In The Heart Of New York City

    New York is filled with incredible art, including this one-of-a-kind auditory art installation hidden in one of Manhattan's coolest neighborhoods.

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  • Arizona's Waterholes Canyon amidst blue sky
    By Leah Gillis 8 months ago

    Avoid Crowded Antelope Canyon For Arizona's Underrated And Just As Striking Sandstone Beauty

    Why go to the crowded Antelope Canyon when Arizona has another strikingly beautiful sandstone slot canyon nearby that's liable to have fewer crowds?

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  • Peoria, Illinois, buildings and river
    By Angelique Brenes 8 months ago

    A Lively And Memorable Illinois City Ranks As One Of America's Best To Live In (And It's Not Chicago)

    Chicago may be the biggest city in Illinois, but according to one source, another spot in the state is among the best places to live in America.

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  • Old gate at Echo Canyon State Park in Pioche Nevada
    By Atika Shubert 9 months ago

    One Of Nevada's Liveliest Historic Towns Feels Like Stepping Onto The Set Of A Western

    While a lot of Old West towns have since become ghost towns, this thriving spot in Nevada brings that iconic period of history back to life.

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  • A retro sign of The Oakhurst Diner in Millerton
    By Nina Athill 9 months ago

    Art Galleries, Boutiques, And Unique Antique Shops Abound At A Bustling But Serene NY Village

    A village in New York, part of the National Register of Historic Places, houses an eclectic shopping scene of outdoor gear, jewelry, florals, and more.

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  • Aerial of New Hope
    By Jon Bitner 9 months ago

    The Tiny And Trendy Pennsylvania Town Recognized For Its Underrated Arts And Culture Scene

    Visit this underrated Pennsylvania town, home to many local galleries, museums, and theatre companies. Go vintage shopping or drop by a unique local restaurant.

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  • Iron Door Saloon in Groveland, California
    By Leslie Veliz 9 months ago

    One Of The USA's 'Greatest Little Towns' Is A Yosemite Gateway Gold Rush Era Gem With Historic Charm

    California's Gold Country has many historic towns where forty-niners flocked in the mid-19th century. Pan back in time with a visit to this charming community.

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  • The exterior of Super Museum, Metropolis, Illinois
    By Kayo Chang Black 9 months ago

    Superman's Hometown Is A One-Of-A-Kind Midwest Mecca For Comic Fans

    If you're looking for a family-friendly destination or a fun spot for nostalgia, check out Superman's hometown, a one-of-a-kind mecca in the Midwest.

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  • Kershaw-Ryan State Park near Caliente
    By Jon Bitner 9 months ago

    Surround Yourself With Majestic Mountains And Unspoiled Desert At An Under-The-Radar Nevada Town

    This quaint Nevada town is home to a railway museum and quaint small businesses. Nearby, you’ll discover a beautiful desert oasis park perfect for exploring.

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  • Two friends admiring a Christmas window display
    By Alex Lauzon 9 months ago

    An Under-The-Radar Small City In Ohio Transforms Into A Christmas Paradise That Locals Adore

    This underrated city in Ohio transforms into a Christmas wonderland during the holidays. Listen to carolers, meet Santa, or hop aboard the North Pole Express!

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  • Omni Grove Park Inn in Asheville
    By Mike Dunphy 9 months ago

    A Historic Arts And Crafts Destination In Asheville Offers A Fascinating Place To Shop

    Two museums in Asheville, North Carolina, celebrate the history of American-made goods. Appreciate early automobiles and fine textiles in this unique village.

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  • Myrtle Beach skyline and coast
    By Mina Elwell 9 months ago

    A Nightclub Museum In Myrtle Beach Is An Important Piece Of Preserved Musical History

    For a vital slice of music history - that involved the likes of Billie Holiday and Otis Redding - visit this nightclub museum in South Carolina's Myrtle Beach.

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  • A cruise ship docked at Detroit, Michigan
    By Jonathan Houston 9 months ago

    For Small, Continental Cruises Full Of Local History, Consider Heading To The Great Lakes

    Anyone looking to avoid the crowds of massive ships should head away from the coast and instead check out one of the legendary cruises on the Great Lakes.

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  • Vineyards in Anderson Valley, California during the day
    By Kristin Conard 9 months ago

    Escape The Crowds Of California's Iconic Vineyards At This Secret Wine Country Region

    A small wine region in California is mighty when it comes to winemaking. Enjoy tastings and tours that show off the variety of flavor profiles.

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  • Homosassa monkey island Florida
    By Angelica Tobit 9 months ago

    See Florida's Little-Known Unique Island That's Basically A Mini-Alcatraz For Monkeys

    Nothing should surprise people when it comes to Florida's quirks, but this small island and the monkeys who call it home are definitely not ordinary.

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  • Lines at the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
    By Kristin Conard 9 months ago

    This Is The Most Crowded Airport In America During The Holidays And It's Not Even Close

    If you're flying through this airport during the holiday season, be sure to give yourself some extra time, and mentally prepare yourself for crowds.

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  • A bunch of yellow tulips at Garvan Woodland Gardens
    By Anahid Akkam 9 months ago

    Nestled Along One Of Arkansas' Most Popular Recreational Lakes Is A Fairytale Woodland Garden

    Dutch tulips, azaleas, and other blooms are on view at a mesmerizing garden in Arkansas. Guests can embark on a woodland walk, enjoy holiday lights, and more.

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  • Exterior of American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore
    By S. Flannagan 9 months ago

    Baltimore's Museum Of Outsider Art Is A Visionary Dream With Bold Creativity & Unusual Exhibits

    A museum in the Federal Hill area of Baltimore displays the works of artists who thrive outside of the art world's strict commercial boundaries.

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  • Woman examining petroglyphs
    By Mina Elwell 9 months ago

    5 Awe-Inspiring Destinations To See Ancient Rock Art In The United States

    Curious to see petroglyphs and pictograms dating back hundreds, if not thousands, of years in the United States? Here are the five best places to do just that.

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  • The Center of the World, a pink granite pyramid, in Felicity, California
    By Nina Athill 9 months ago

    Make A Wish When You Stand On The 'Official Center Of The World' Inside This California Pyramid

    A tiny town in the Sonoran Desert houses a pyramid that's said to be the exact midpoint of our planet. Visitors can make a wish at the purported epicenter.

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  • Bird's eye view of Breaks Interstate Park
    By Nate Gesar 9 months ago

    The 'Grand Canyon Of The South' Is A Postcard-Worthy Park Nestled In Serene Appalachian Beauty

    On the state line of Virginia and Kentucky is the south's epic canyon. This site sits within a 4,500-acre park of greenwood lands in the Appalachian Mountains.

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  • A woman walking through a New York airport
    By Jenna Kelley 9 months ago

    JFK Or LaGuardia: Which New York City Airport Is Truly The Best?

    How do you choose between JKF or LaGuardia when traveling to and from NYC? It depends! Here are a few questions to ask yourself to help you make the decision.

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  • The Boca Grande lighthouse in between a wealthy neighborhood and the beach
    By Jenna Kelley 9 months ago

    The Chic Florida Beach Town That's A 'Favorite Among The Rich And Famous' For A Serene Island Escape

    A-listers like John Travolta and Oprah Winfrey are known to frequent a small Florida town that boasts wealth, world-class fishing, and pristine country clubs.

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  • Aerial view of the Financial District in San Francisco
    By Leslie Veliz 9 months ago

    The Essence Of Classic San Francisco Is Captured In Cuisine At California's Oldest Restaurant

    The next time you're in the City by the Bay, get a table at the oldest restaurant around. It opened during the Gold Rush era, serving coffee and fish.

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