A gorgeous highway follows the Illinois River as it meets the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Enjoy the views and charming riverside towns along the way.
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Visit America's oldest winery, a two-centuries-old New York vineyard that offers tours, tastings, noshes, lovely scenery, and a full calendar of events.
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Not far from some of California's biggest tourist attractions is a charming neighborhood dotted with houseboats and bursting with creative flair.
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Michigan's Upper Peninsula may not be as widely explored as its other regions, but that's what makes it so ideal for a getaway away from the crowds.
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Move over, Mothman, and take a hike, Bigfoot, because this Florida urban legend's home is one of the best stops you can make in the Sunshine State.
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There are several major ski resorts in the United States, but there's one in Idaho that has incredible uncrowded slopes and world-class dining.
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For a sanctuary of music and art, look no further than this hidden gem in Indianapolis with themed rooms, funky installations, and an eclectic community spirit.
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This low-key city in Virginia boasts historic American museums, award-winning eateries, and a sprawling 200,000-acre wilderness prime for camping and exploring.
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Tucked away in Cortlandt Alley in Lower Manhattan, is one of New York City's most unique and intriguing attractions: a tiny, must-see museum of oddities.
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One large town in California's Fresno County is known as the "Gateway to the Sierras" and offers small-town charm with a relatively low cost of living.
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Historical Wild West adventures and charming shop experiences await in this old gold rush Idaho town with scenic views and preserved shopfronts.
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This Virginia theme park filled with giant creatures has been a beloved attraction since the 1960s. Here's why you should visit it on your next road trip.
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The Florida Keys are a popular destination for beach lovers for good reason, but that means they can get crowded -- check out these secluded spots.
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Enjoy first-class resorts, spas, and luxury hotels at this town in California's Coachella Valley, which has been a haven for celebrities for decades.
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Stop in one of the oldest towns in Vermont, which boasts Revolutionary War history, boutique downtown shops, a vibrant art culture, and good dining.
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Within the forested landscape of the Idaho Panhandle, there is a hidden natural waterslide at the end of a gorgeous hike that the entire family can enjoy.
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Worried about the cost and distance of traveling to England for a chance to see Stonehenge? Head to Kentucky first for a sample with this smaller version.
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Often referred to as the birthplace of American liberty, this Boston town is filled with historic sites that were key in the American Revolution.
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For a one-of-a-kind experience on your California vacation, be sure to check out this unique café, which also features rare books and mining tunnels.
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Established well before the U.S. was a country, Williamsburg offers tourists a glimpse into what life was like back during the colonial era.
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The new Palm House is located in the heart of Palm Beach, within easy walking distance to the beach, and all of the town's charms.
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People from all over the U.S. love visiting Florida's biggest cities for beaches and attractions, but this small town boasts a unique, quaint personality.
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Arizona is home to one of the more challenging hikes you'll find, but it's worth it for the beautiful views of Lake Mead, the Hoover Dam, and more.
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Amusement parks like Arnolds Park and the water park at Bridges Bay Resort make the lake town of Okoboji one of the top destinations to visit in Iowa.
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Get transported back to vintage Los Angeles by visiting one of Hollywood's most legendary Italian restaurants, featuring a great menu and much more.
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The Natchez Trace Trail is a natural landmark in the United States cruising through Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi - here's all you need to know about it.
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You don't have to travel far to visit a medieval castle. In a small Texas town, discover an authentic European-style castle with a moat, a drawbridge, and more.
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