Mountainous states aren't exactly known for their beaches, but the ones they do have are truly unique. And this charming Colorado beach is proof.
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Enjoy outdoor recreation at lakes and along the Appalachian Trail at this quaint town "where upstate New York begins" a few hours out of New York City.
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The Maine Distillery trail runs up the coastline of the gorgeous, rocky state, perfect for any lovers of local craft — and people who love coastal Maine.
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Discover a Wyoming town that blends artsy charm, great dining, and outdoor adventure, making it the perfect stop for travelers seeking culture and wilderness.
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Step beyond the gates of a historic arboretum in Boston and discover rolling hills, rare trees, and some of New England's most stunning fall colors.
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Outdoor recreation fans should head to this lake that straddles the New Hampshire-Maine border, home to great fishing and boating as well as remote camping.
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At 18.5 miles, this epic Washington trail in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness is a challenging hiking trip with stunning views of mountains, lakes, and meadows.
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If you're in the Bay Area and trying to find something to do without breaking the bank, try spending a day in a beautiful park filled flowers and art.
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The drive to make cities more accessible for everyone is a work in progress, but these popular destinations do a better job than many others worldwide.
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Locals and visitors might have voted this city to be the meanest in a region known for being nice, but maybe they're just trying to keep the area to themselves.
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Be cautious about what you eat on your next Caribbean vacation. You may contract ciguatera, a type of food poisoning exacerbated recently by climate change.
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Not all hotel loyalty programs are created equal. Here are the brands that don't stack up, whether due to lack of options, low point value, or service hassles.
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Watch paragliders take flight at this secluded, picturesque California beach that was at the core of San Francisco's devastating 1906 earthquake.
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Hikers looking for a challenge may want to head to this lesser-known trail in Death Valley National Park that runs through a breathtaking canyon.
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Ohio road trippers can get a fascinating history lesson in American transportation as they travel from one of the state's oldest markets to a historic village.
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Explore a short, easy, serene, and relatively uncrowded waterfall hike in Tennessee's gorgeous forest a short distance from a few charming rural towns.
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It's hard to find a better spot if you're looking for a combination of good barbecue, good music, and a vibrant art scene... and who among us isn't?
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As one of the most beautiful places in the country, Big Sur can get crowded — but not in this state park, which is largely undeveloped (and just as gorgeous).
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The oldest town in Nebraska is a short drive from Omaha, and it's here you'll find a sprawling forest, educational musuems, and plenty of historic charm.
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One black bear who resides in this outdoorsy locale figured out how to open car doors. Presumably, he (or she) is smarter than the average bear.
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Explore downtown markets, boutique shops, and cute cafés in this artsy town outside of Chicago that serves as the gateway to Indiana Dunes National Park.
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If a surreal experience involving red rocks with musical predilections sounds interesting, consider this spot during your next trip to New England.
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Arizona's desert heat hits dangerous new highs, with Phoenix sidewalks and roads so hot that a minor fall can leave severe, even deadly, burns.
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With renowned attractions, gorgeous scenery, and charming communities, this fantastic road trip provides just the right mix of quiet and adventure.
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Traverse Georgia’s stunning marshy landscape on one of the best bridges in the country or simply enjoy the sunset views from a nearby recreation area.
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The sprawling Houston metropolitan area can be daunting for first-time visitors or brand new residents, so consider this suburban gem a good place to start.
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This South Carolina town is small but mighty. Unwind in one of the many parks, step back in time at the heritage museum, or join locals for the Lowcountry Boil.
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