A small city outside Pittsburgh played an important role in the debut of the metropolis as the Steel City. Today, it is known for its unique attractions.
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This Wisconsin village has less than 800 inhabitants but it offers access to the family-friendly Kickapoo River, organic farms, and plenty of farmers markets.
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This picturesque lake near Milwaukee offers great fishing, small-town charm, and both deep and shallow water for swimmers of all skill levels.
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If you're getting ready to retire, you want to be able to stretch your dollar while still getting to experience life. Luckily, this Alabama city offers it all.
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Known as the Chainsaw Carving Capital of the Pacific Northwest, this small Washington state town holds an annual "Loggerodeo" arts festival on the 4th of July.
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Nestled in the Catskills of New York is a quaint little town full of Irish history and culture. Here's what the "Emerald Isle" can share with you when visiting.
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Glide beneath towering redwoods, spot Roosevelt elk in golden meadows, and wander lush trails on one of California's most peaceful forest drives.
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While visiting this family-friendly city near Waco, you'll definitely want to try its Tex-Mex and Puerto Rican cuisine in between lake trips and long walks.
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Near the Tennessee River and Mississippi's highest point, there's a small city with Southern charm, lakeside activities, and plenty of outstanding hikes.
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Looking for that Grand Canyon feel, but can't make a trip to it? This hidden Midwestern gem may be just what you need to scratch that adventurous hiking itch.
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Visit this Florida state park for its beautiful views hiking and paddling along the river, and learn about its history of a settlement with its own religion.
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Head to this charming town in Texas Hill Country to explore historic American sites and enjoy scenic outdoor activities for the perfect weekend retreat.
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Visit this underrated Oregon town where rugged landscapes, river adventures, and small-town charm come together in a lesser-visited corner of the state.
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This cozy cabin near Heber-Overgaard is the perfect fall escape. Snuggle up around the fire for s'mores, or relax with views of the stars from the hot tub.
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With scenic parks, access to nature, and a thriving cultural scene, Iowa's 'Little Chicago' is an affordable city to visit for relaxation and great eats.
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Be careful when boating, fishing, or swimming in these Indiana bodies of water, which are reportedly full of snakes — both venomous and nonvenomous alike.
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Move over, Disney, this theme park is taking the United States by storm! If you're in or near the Smoky Mountains, you won't want to miss this exciting venue.
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Escape the bustle of the big city at this town in New York on the border of Canada, where you can enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and water activities.
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That Hawaiian trip might get confusing when you're driving along a road and you run into a stop sign that's ... blue? There's a reason behind the color.
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Escape the crowds of Florida's tourist destinations at this town, where you can play old arcade games, enjoy drinks at a cafe, and relax at the beach.
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This Ohio island, reachable only by private boat or plane, offers a secluded escape with hiking trails, kayaking adventures, and opportunities for birding.
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This once-thriving attraction has been shut down for more than two decades but is slated to return with new management and a new purpose in 2026.
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Off the banks of the Mississippi, a quaint historic city oozing with charm invites fans of Blues for annual festivals and welcomes others to enjoy outdoor fun.
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If you're curious about wildlife education and holding a gator, eating mouthwatering po' boys and catfish, and nostalgic antique shopping, head to this LA city.
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For a crowd-free swimming hole to cool off from Texas’ blazing heat, head to an underrated area with calm, turquoise waters fed from a natural spring.
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There are some truly fascinating historic sites at Tennessee's Great Smoky Mountains National Park, including a log cabin that was once a one-room schoolhouse.
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Stroll through waterfront parks, kayak on the Hudson River, and shop local at organic markets. This New York town is a little slice of paradise near Manhattan.
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