Tucked away in the dense forests of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, this sprawling lake offers 36 miles of shoreline and activities for every season.
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This beloved, family-owned amusement park in Texas is closing its doors soon, but there's still time to visit and take advantage of its affordable day passes.
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As a New York City native, I grew up enjoying the restaurants, bakeries, and cafés in Chinatown. You can hit many of these standout places in a single visit.
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This Rocky Mountain town is near enough to the big cities for convenience but also provides outstanding outdoor recreation opportunities like hiking or rafting.
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A scenic small town near Washington's wine country of Chelan is a perfect destination for river activities and camping.
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A stunning, scenic drive down the road to the "authentic America" in Pennsylvania takes visitors through tunnels of trees to a reservoir for premier fishing.
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Property crime is rampant in this California city, which is known for its colorful past and is now home to Pixar Animation Studios.
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Discover the national monument in New Mexico that is something like a tribute to human exploration, with centuries of history carved into it.
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This Arizona city along the Colorado River is an oasis in the desert, with sunny weather, lovely parks, miles of nearby walking trails, and watersports galore.
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If you love bluegrass, make sure to visit this Indiana town with a historic bluegrass festival, small town vibes, and plenty of nature preserves to explore.
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Feast on pierogis and kielbasa followed by sunbathing on a sandy beach with a visit to this quaint Michigan village located past a magical tunnel of trees.
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This underrated Iowa city is a surprising hub for Prairie-style architecture, Broadway history, and modern-day art and musical performances.
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Michigan has thousands of inland lakes. Based on accounts from travelers, these spots offer prime opportunities for water sports, camping, hiking, and more.
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From golden beaches overlooking a lake to the ruins of a sugar plantation, this fascinating Louisiana state park is the perfect escape from New Orleans.
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The vast landscapes of Oregon offer a variety of ways to enjoy the state, but this state park opens up the great outdoors for travelers who love adventure.
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Mine for gems and crystals in New Hampshire’s gorgeous White Mountains for free while enjoying the nearby trails through an enchanting forest landscape.
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For a leisurely spelunking experience, climb aboard a tram to experience America's only ride-thru cave, with epic geologic formations and intriguing history.
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This underrated spot in Oklahoma offers a cascading 77-foot waterfall, a large campground, and plenty of easy hiking trails to get you out into nature.
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This Midwest town may be best known for a particular sporting event, but it also boasts a vibrant Main Street with eclectic shops and restaurants.
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This fascinating state park in California is home to a pygmy forest: groves of older trees that are extremely short compared to other trees. Find out more.
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Discover a lesser-known town in Oklahoma where visitors can enjoy beautiful park trails, watch movies at a drive-in, and see a unique windmill museum.
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Discover the U.S. city experts say is the most peaceful place to live, with stunning trails, calm surroundings, and endless outdoor escapes.
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If you have TSA PreCheck, you may now be able to pass through airport security even more easily than before, thanks to TSA's new Touchless ID option.
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This town near Ashville, North Carolina is brimming with local art, amazing places to eat, and incredible festivals throughout the year. Find out more.
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Experience a taste of the Atomic Age while you enjoy your appropriately themed cocktails at the oldest bar in Las Vegas, a place with a long history.
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Sedona is known for its soaring red rocks and relaxing vibes, but it's also home to a wonderful little oasis that's an ideal spot for birdwatching.
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This district is the fifth most-walkable neighborhood in Atlanta and is home to plenty of delicious restaurants, chic rooftop bars, and plenty of art.
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