Known for its calm waters, abundant fishing, and wildlife watching opportunities, this lake is a beloved destination for paddlers and anglers in Indiana.
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More U.S. citizens are considering retiring to another country than ever before, but there are quite a few things you should ask yourself first before deciding.
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This food court-style eatery in Los Angeles offers dishes and flavors from around the world in a laid-back and communal, yet energetic, environment.
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For those seeking thrilling amusement park rides and deliciously greasy eats, head to the sunny Florida city of Tampa to indulge in a fair filled with fun.
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There’s a state park in Wyoming that offers outdoor lovers year-round recreational activities like swimming, kayaking, ice fishing, and snowmobiling.
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New York doesn't exactly have a reputation for being affordable, and an increasing number of its denizens are opting for a life in nearby suburbs like this one.
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Few cities are as well positioned as Albuquerque when it comes to nature being at their front doorstep, and this peaceful neighborhood is the epitome of that.
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Southern Wisconsin hides a laid-back city near Illinois with riverfront recreation, camping options, preserved downtown streets, and seasonal community events.
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This former mall in Silicon Valley closed in 1984 and was later repurposed by Google to house offices for innovative science and technology research.
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Raleigh offers an affordable weekend escape with free museums, outdoor spaces, public art, and low-cost ways to explore North Carolina's capital city.
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It's best to make the most of your vacation, so visit this Texas city, which features so many fun and delicious activities you won't know where to start.
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No great American road trip is complete without stopping at a gas station or three along the way, and these are the best that the United States has to offer.
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Aircraft parts aren't cheap, but there are hidden costs that them more expensive — advanced design, safety certifications, and inspections all add to the cost.
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This friendly small town is defined by its cozy eateries, colorful street murals, charming local boutiques, and beloved winery in a restored barn.
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If you're seeking a quiet river for paddling with few people to block your views, head to this Santa Cruz-area spot for a peaceful day on the water.
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Georgia hides a lesser-known city near Atlanta filled with preserved homes, boutique shopping, museums, and easy access to river trails and outdoor escapes.
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Southern Indiana hides a small Midwest city surrounded by forests, preserves, and campgrounds, offering scenic trails, quiet parks, and a slower rural pace.
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From quiet coastal towns to well-known fishing hubs, Texas’ Gulf Coast is packed with prime spots for anglers of every skill level to reel in a great catch.
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There are few things as quaint as a small town whose residents have enough civic pride to look after their community. This easy-going place is one of them.
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A camping stove can be a necessity while in the great outdoors, and it doesn't have to break the bank. We've selected five well-reviewed options under $100.
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This Portland neighborhood is a vibrant local gem with whimsical street art, family-friendly festivals, and cozy cafes in historic buildings.
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This small community has an up-and-coming downtown area that allows you to sip and stroll as you browse through various shops and restaurants.
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This popular restaurant in Michigan is a beloved BBQ spot with delicious meat options that inspired Guy Fieri to visit it twice, and a daunting food challenge.
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This surprising country is rapidly becoming Europe's "hottest camping destination," with plenty of sites near under-appreciated parks and large lakes.
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Our SoCal writer did the research for you: Here are the 5 coolest beaches in Laguna according to locals, offering everything from seclusion to elevated eats.
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Situated less than an hour from Manhattan, this 17th-century restaurant was visited by George Washington and offers classic American comfort food.
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An easy drive from Chicago, this state park offers a glimpse into the past with a well-preserved canal, plus access to camping, canoeing, and hiking.
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