This Hudson River Valley destination combines walkable streets, boutique shops, public art, historic architecture, and scenic river access.
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Watch hundreds of bison dart past you and take in live music and other artistic displays at this unique festival in South Dakota's Custer State Park.
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Escape to New England's outermost shore for humpback whale sightings, open mic nights, art strolls, and tours of walkable historic lighthouses.
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The Oregon Coast is well-known for its scenic cliffside views and great eats. If you want to experience both, head to this treasured coastal bakery.
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A lakeside paradise in North Carolina is a gateway to an idyllic lake, with picture-perfect camping spots and scenic trails for hikers of varied abilities.
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For a truly out-of-the-way vacation, where you can camp under pine trees and wake up to a gorgeous lake view, this California locale is the perfect destination.
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If you want to see prehistoric fossils and have outdoor adventures on land and in the water, visit this national park that sits in Utah and Colorado.
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From dessert-inspired stouts to sherbet sours, this Florida city's vibrant craft beer scene is winning over beer lovers with innovation and charm.
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The largest state park in Georgia sprawls for 9,000 acres, offering 40 miles of hiking trails, a picturesque lake, and tons of historic destinations.
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If you're interested in experiencing Northern California's winery tours a little differently, try riding a bike along Napa Valley's massive new trail.
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Skip the crowded tourist traps for these three destinations that combine natural beauty with vibrant local culture and endless outdoor adventures.
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This small, idyllic town in Upstate New York is close to one of the state's Finger Lakes and offers visitors plenty of wineries, outdoor adventure, and more.
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This charming Alabama lake is tucked away in Gulf State Park, and it's a hidden gem that's great for fishing, swimming, kayaking, and hiking.
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For a comfortable and thriving place to spend your golden years, consider this underrated city with a great art scene and plenty of green spaces and trails.
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This coastal town in Connecticut is close to New Haven and other popular destinations for boating and beaches, but with far fewer crowds. Find out more.
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Go back in time at this historic site in Montana, which once served as the territory's capital, and learn more about the region's Gold Rush past.
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It's not always easy to find a usable restroom, much less one that's clean. Make the search easier with this list of America's top spots for convenient toilets.
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Arkansas is a natural wonderland, but this state park near the Missouri border is especially exciting, as it's home to one of the largest springs in the world.
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Apple-picking season is almost here, and it doesn't get much more romantic than strolling around the spectacular orchards of the magnificent Midwest.
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If you're looking for a brief escape from South Carolina's busiest tourist spots, slip away to this laid-back beach community with a vibe of historic charm.
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This lively city in Texas is famous for its nightlife, amazing music scene, and it's breweries –– aptly naming it the "Beer Capital of Texas." Find out more.
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Just outside of Chicago, Illinois, lies a suburb where celebrating arts, entertainment, and excellent local food is a way of life.
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America's storied waterways led to the rise of industries and communities that defined entire generations. This Midwestern canal was no exception.
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While this college town is closely associated with football, visitors here can also indulge in the arts or go on a hike into the scenic Alabama wilderness.
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When you need a break from the city streets of Chicago, venture up north to find a laidback town full of lush greenery and fun shopping opportunities.
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California is a great place to test your physical limits as you trek across mountain peaks. It's also got plenty of hot springs to relax in when you're done.
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If you are a wildlife-lover, make sure not to miss this unique once-a-year creepy-crawly migration in southwest Colorado that comes with a festival and food.
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