There are road trips, and then there is this behemoth of an adventure through the northern Alaskan wilderness that will challenge even the hardiest travelers.
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San Diego may be known for its craft beers, but this Californian city is poised to edge it out with taprooms galore and a central focus on all things beer.
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You've likely heard of this iconic California beach town, but its hip reputation is being trashed by more cleanliness complaints than any other in the world.
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Covering under 3,000 acres, this ghost town in New Hampshire's White Mountains is a hike through the past with relics, homes, and over 600 wells in the area.
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It may be costly to live in California's most expensive neighborhood, but this tech hub is rich with opportunities and promotes a luxurious lifestyle.
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This trail deep in the heart of the Ozarks will lead you to one of Missouri's largest springs, treating you to views of wildflowers galore along the way.
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This charming lakeside town offers waterfront fun, nature trails, and outdoor adventures far away from Florida's most crowded tourist destinations.
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Hike through gorgeous forest landscapes while overlooking staggering cliffs on a popular trail that showcases the best of this West Virginia national park.
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Though it's small, this eccentric Delaware town claims to be the "center of the universe," with its historic homes, Quaker landmarks, and unique shape.
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From oceanfront luxury to desert zen retreats, these three luxury California resorts just claimed top spots on the list of 2025’s best new hotels.
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You may have already known that this Midwestern city is famous for its barbecue, but it now also has an emerging beer scene making it a great stop on any trip.
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Rising like a volcanic stone fortress in the high desert, this National Natural Monument in Oregon boasts a rich history, hiking, and views galore.
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Famed for blackberries, (even President Truman was a fan) this Oklahoma city boasts a charming downtown where you can shop local and indulge in fried catfish.
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It's hard to beat the beauty of South Carolina's rugged coast, and this island, only reachable by ferry, is full of untouched beaches strewn with driftwood.
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Nestled on the coast, this serene stop offers surfing, paddleboarding, nature parks, and unforgettable whale-watching between Long Beach and San Diego.
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This sweet little destination is a fun escape for locals or a great place to stop on a road trip if you're looking for a relaxing place to rest.
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Colorado isn't just about mountains, and this serene reservoir near Loveland proves it. With great fishing, boating, and camping, it's a nice change of pace.
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Although this Utah city is known for its snowy landscapes, it is also considered a vibrant summer escape, with local festivities and outdoor adventures.
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There's nothing quite like a walk in the fresh, West Coast air, and this street in California offers among the best strolls , complete with shops and dining.
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In this picturesque Wisconsin city, travelers can spend one day at a roaring speedway and the next on tranquil greens, enjoying the best of both worlds.
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This small Massachusetts city with beach access may be overshadowed by Boston, but it's now considered the most desirable place to live in the country.
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A life-sized tribute of America's most famous painting stands at the tallest peak in the Hawkeye State, surrounded by all kinds of quirky attractions.
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Within Upstate New York’s gorgeous, leafy scenery, there is one quaint village overflowing with an active arts scene, local shops, and tasty restaurants.
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Cheryl of We're in the Rockies shares her best advice for enjoying the natural splendor of Rocky Mountain National Park -- even on a tight budget.
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This rewarding Colorado trek to a stunning local lake surrounded by mountains is less than an hour from Boulder, making it an accessible escape for hikers.
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This Kentucky state park is home to several fascinating sites, including a 76-foot Osage orange tree and a reconstructed pioneer settlement.
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These freshwater swimming spots in Wisconsin hide slithering surprises that could turn your peaceful day out into a dangerous wildlife encounter.
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