North of Nashville and near the Kentucky border, this small Tennessee town has historical buildings, outdoor activities, and a friendly atmosphere.
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Chicago is famous for its beautiful lakeside beaches, and one particular beach on the south side features live performances to go along with the waves.
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Known for its historic general store and blackberries, this charming Washington community is close to all of the most beautiful spots on the Olympic Peninsula.
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This Oregon state park mostly flies under the radar, giving visitors a greater opportunity to find peace, quiet, empty campsites, and wildlife in the wilderness
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Relive the 1940s by taking a train ride in Cincinnati, Ohio. Guests are treated to a unique fine dining experience while taking in the retro vibes.
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Located under two hours from Des Moines, this Iowa city offers affordable living, a charming downtown, cute shops, and plenty of nature right on your doorstep.
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This quaint Washington town is ideal for a fall visit, offering Mount Rainier views, a 3-mile hike on the Pacific Crest Trail, and a 10-million-year-old cave.
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This conveniently located park offers mountain views, creekside camping, and a beautiful lake for paddling or fishing, all within an easy drive of major cities.
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This quaint South Carolina town is home to Erskine College and a population of 1,200. Explore its historic streets and sample its tasty local restaurants.
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A coastal community near the Redwoods National Forest has a charming inn that makes the perfect place to lay your head during the autumn months.
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Although it was a once-thriving community, this town in New Mexico was officially abandoned in 2011 after decades of prosperity as a Route 66 stop.
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This Minnesota city offers the best of the state, from dozens lakes for water recreation, local museums, Indigenous art, and a lot of Midwest charm.
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The time is right for leap peeping excursions, and one of the best places to spot a colorful array is tucked away in the mountains of upstate New York.
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Built in 1871, this lighthouse on Lake Ontario was nearly destroyed in 1916. Reconstructed in 2010, it stands in Kent, New York, and is open for museum visits.
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Halloween is upon us once again and there is no better way to get the most out of our spookiest holiday than a visit to one of the haunted destinations.
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Built in 1838, this Gilded Age castle is a Gothic Revival masterpiece located in Tarrytown, New York, near the Hudson Valley. Explore its 67 acres of splendour.
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This New York village has colorful buildings framed by fall foliage and endless Catskill views. Explore its Main Street, arboretum, restaurants, and much more.
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This Rhode Island lake is a great place to turn a trip to the Ocean State into an outdoorsy camping adventure, even though the Atlantic ocean is never far away.
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This Oklahoma city boasts rich history in the form of an infamous 1930s outlaw, Native American culture, and one of America's greatest novels.
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When driving along the Oregon coast, make sure to stop at this stunning bridge boasting views of the Pacific and breathtaking natural phenomena.
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This Maine island requires a boat to get to, but you'll be rewarded with peaceful streets, luxury amenities, and exclusive beaches if you stay overnight.
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Journey with Amtrak from Chicago to Los Angeles on a scenic rail adventure filled with desert views, Route 66 charm, and unforgettable stops.
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This New York town is home to the West Point Museum, nearby hiking at Anthony's Nose and Bear Mountain, and plenty of charming restaurants downtown.
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Slow down by Louisiana's largest coastal lake, where breezes, seafood, and unforgettable sunsets make every visit feel like a local getaway.
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An Ohio college town near Cleveland with almost 200 years of history promises cultured shopping and food options guaranteed to hit just the right spot.
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Tucked in Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains, this overlooked state park offers forested trails, lakeside scenery, and a centuries-old mountaintop mystery.
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This dreamy island which doesn't allow vehicles has tons of great inns and hotels to stay at, and we found the best ones (including what makes them special).
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