California's Scenic Lake Near Bakersfield Is A Fun Escape For Camping And Fishing
The Pacific Ocean is one of California's main attractions, but not the only body of water worth visiting. Near Bakersfield is a beautiful lake.
Read MoreThe Pacific Ocean is one of California's main attractions, but not the only body of water worth visiting. Near Bakersfield is a beautiful lake.
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Read MoreBelieve it or not, there are several great camping spots along the lake in Arizona. Here are the favorites from local travelers.
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Read MoreThe state of Kansas has a lot more to offer than you likely think, and one of the best ways to experience it is by traveling along this gorgeous byway.
Read MoreThere are endless wilderness backpacking opportunities near Seattle. Hike to this lake in Washington's Cascade Mountains for backcountry camping and swimming.
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Read MoreKnowing the cultural norms around communication and food is the best way to have a great trip to Italy. Plus, you'll find a deeper appreciation of the country.
Read MoreWith 80 miles of coastline, a lower cost of living, close community, and a slower way of life, this city on the eastern shores of Texas is perfect for retirees.
Read MoreIf you want to chill out with a craft cocktail at the coolest place in Seattle, then this is it. It's got everything: Good looks, views, and great drinks.
Read MoreAir travel can be enough of a pain without having to worry about the next leg. In Colorado, at least, there is an easier way to reach your mountain destination.
Read MoreWith an abundance of cute boutiques, trendy restaurants, and picturesque water views, this hub in downtown Tampa is a premium entertainment hub.
Read MoreA family vacation doesn't need to break the bank. Don't believe us? Just take a trip to this vibrant yet affordable village in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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Read MoreThe Appalachian country you travel through from Columbus to Pittsburgh is beautiful. Between the two cities is a town nicknamed, "Paradise on the Hill."
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Read MoreFrom laid-back beach cities to mountain-framed hubs of student life, these California college towns consistently win over visitors for all the right reasons.
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