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  • Falmouth Springs near Live Oak, Florida
    Florida By Chris Hunt 12 months ago

    Florida's 'Shortest River' Is A Picturesque Secluded Spring For Peaceful Hikes And Refreshing Swims

    While it's often referred to as a river, this serene spot is actually a different body of water and a chance to observe an interesting phenomenon.

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  • The red carousel inside The House on the Rock Attraction
    Wisconsin By Carrie Back 12 months ago

    A Bizarre Dreamscape House Of Oddities In Wisconsin Holds The World's Largest Indoor Carousel

    A quirky Wisconsin destination features intricate animatronics, a collection of self-playing orchestras, and the main draw, the world's largest indoor carousel.

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  • Rocky cliffs and forests in Trinidad, California
    California By Anahid Akkam 12 months ago

    'Redwoods Meet The Pacific' In California's Secret Beach City With Unmatched Old-School Seaside Charm

    If you can't choose between relaxing beaches and forest hikes, get the best of both worlds in this small coastal city in Northern California.

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  • Car rental company signs at an airport
    Budget Friendly By Jenna Busch 12 months ago

    Is It Cheaper To Rent A Car At An Airport Or Search Elsewhere?

    After hotels and flight tickets, car rentals can be one of the biggest travel expenses. However, you can save money if you're careful about where you rent.

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  • A scenic stretch of Billy the Kid National Scenic Byway
    New Mexico By Lauren Kershner 12 months ago

    Journey Through Scenic Ranchlands, Historic Towns, And Wild West Lore On This Western Byway

    If you want a test of the Old West, take a road trip along this scenic byway that will bring you through some fascinating and beautiful spots.

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  • City skyline of Vancouver backed by Rocky Mountains
    Canada By SJ Armstrong 12 months ago

    The Vibrant Canadian City That Offers An Idyllic, Safe Destination For Your First Solo Trip

    If you've decided to head on that solo travel adventure of a lifetime, one delightful destination in Canada is the perfect safe city to kick things off.

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  • sun shines over fields in Baja California
    Dining By Jen Mallia 12 months ago

    A Deliciously Sustainable Farm-To-Fork Foodie Scene Flourishes In The Desert Of Baja California

    When traveling to Baja California, seek out the best that the local farm-to-table food scene has to offer, from chocolate clams to fish tacos.

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  • Mangrove swamps near Tallahassee
    Florida By Felix Gott 12 months ago

    Find 'Florida's Less Crowded Side' On This Gulf Coast Route Full Of Beaches, Forgotten Villages & Forests

    People tend to flock to Florida's hotspots, making them incredibly crowded and busy. This area, however, offers plenty of adventure without the crowds.

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  • Philadelphia is a place you want to go
    Pennsylvania By Judith Barnes 12 months ago

    Pennsylvania's Most Legendary Street Art Is One Of America's 'Largest Single-Artist Mural Projects'

    Pennsylvania is a large state with many experiences, but one of the best is this city's incredible array of art that you can view for free just walking around.

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  • Lincoln Memorial with crowds
    United States By Jack Hawkins 12 months ago

    Simple And Fun Ways To Avoid The Crowds During Your Washington D.C. Vacation

    The nation's capital is a favorite vacation destination for all types of travelers, which means it is often busy - unless you know when and where to visit.

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  • Northern lights above Lofoten Islands, Norway
    Outdoor Adventure By SJ Armstrong 12 months ago

    'Noctourism' Is The Next Big Travel Trend. Here Are The Top Destinations For Nocturnal Sightseeing

    Noctourism, or nighttime tourism, is on the rise. For stunning dark skies, fascinating wildlife, and more, head to one of these Islands-tested destinations.

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  • Florida manatees swimming through shallow water
    Florida By Rene Bennett 12 months ago

    One Of The Best Destinations To View Manatees In Florida Is A Free Admission Scenic Canal

    When Florida's waters cool, this location's heated waters provide a manatee sanctuary. Since the '80s, the public has been invited to observe them for free.

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  • Drone view of St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands
    Caribbean and Bahamas By Danielle Robles 12 months ago

    This Has To Be One Of The Best Snorkeling Spots In The U.S. Virgin Islands

    For some top-quality reef snorkeling and one of the best beaches in the world, plan a trip to this breathtaking spot in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

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  • New spa at Inness resort
    New York By Kira Reinke 12 months ago

    A Highly Rated New York Resort Offers Top-Notch Amenities, Cozy Cabins, And Year-Round Beauty

    While golfing in New York is typically reserved for the summer, this resort’s course takes advantage of the cold season and transforms into a winter wonderland.

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  • Snoqualmie Falls and the mountains beyond
    Hiking By Mina Elwell 12 months ago

    Situated Between Seattle And Spokane Is A Magnificently Scenic Waterfall Taller Than Niagara

    You may know it from the opening credits to "Twin Peaks," but Washington's incredible double waterfall is far more impressive when you see it in person.

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  • Front view of the Llanos de Cortes waterfall
    Central and South America By Laura Zbinden 12 months ago

    'One Of Costa Rica's Most Beautiful Waterfalls' Is Wide, Wispy, Dreamy, And Perfect For Swimming

    Standing at 40 feet tall and 50 feet wide, this waterfall in Costa Rica is not only impressive to look at, it's also the perfect spot to swim and relax.

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  • Portland Head Light lighthouse in Cape Elizabeth Maine
    Maine By Alex Lauzon 12 months ago

    Escape Portland Crowds For A Nearby Quaint Town On Maine's Rocky Coast Full Of Shoreside Parks

    Set along the rocky coast of Maine is a quiet shoreside retreat that embodies the treasures of New England with fascinating history and beachy parks.

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  • Aerial cityscape of Hickory, North Carolina
    North Carolina By Grae Gleason 12 months ago

    The 'World's Greatest City' Is An Artsy North Carolina Shopping Mecca With A Very Low Cost Of Living

    This quaint and charming North Carolina city boasts a low cost of living so locals have more disposable cash to spend at the bounty of shops and eateries.

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  • West Cliffs golf course in Portugal
    Europe By Nick Robertson 12 months ago

    The Most Spectacular Golf Courses In Europe, According To Expert Tour Operators

    In collaboration with golf experts Bill Hogan and Nicholas Boekdrukker, we bring you this collection of breathtaking settings for a once-in-a-lifetime round.

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  • hand holding a passport and credit card
    Europe By Sharon Kong Perring 12 months ago

    Bring A Credit Card To Visit This Popular European Country That's Almost A Cashless Society

    You can leave your cash at home while exploring this European country’s historic cities and awe-inspiring landscapes, as it’s virtually a cashless society.

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  • Lake Michigan shores from Mt. Baldy
    Tips and Hacks By Kayo Chang Black 12 months ago

    One Of America's Largest Moving Sand Dunes Is A Mysterious Phenomenon On Indiana's Coast

    Is it a sand dune or a sinkhole? One of the largest moving sand dunes in the U.S. is a mysterious phenomenon near Chicago, known for a child disappearing there.

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  • Durness Golf Club in Scotland green overlooking water
    Europe By Alex Lauzon 12 months ago

    A Remarkable Hidden Gem Is One Of The Scottish Highlands' Best Golf Courses

    See stunning views of the ocean at the northernmost golf course in Scotland, a remote golf club located several hours from the nearest major town.

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  • The ancient live oak at Lichgate in Tallahassee, Florida
    Florida By Kira Reinke 12 months ago

    A Secret 'Fairytale-Inspired Cottage' Looks Like A Magical English Garden In Florida's Panhandle

    Step into a magical landscape surrounded by ancient oak trees in Florida’s Panhandle and discover an English-style cottage with an interesting history.

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  • A group of travelers hiking on a mountain
    Travel Guides By Nicole Cord-Cruz 12 months ago

    Only The Most Ambitious Tourists Achieve This Extremely Rare Travel Goal

    Adventurers looking for the ultimate flex should consider taking on this rare travel goal. However, it requires diligent planning and a profound curiosity.

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  • The Aloba Arch in Chad's Saharan Desert
    Outdoor Adventure By Tamara Blazquez Haik 12 months ago

    Hidden In The Remote Desert Of Africa Is One Of The World's Largest Natural Arches

    Africa's largest natural arch is located deep in the remote Sahara Desert, on the Ennedi Plateau in Chad, and reaching it is quite an adventure.

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  • Person planning trip with laptop and smartphone
    California By Cheryl Kochenderfer 12 months ago

    If You Live In This Popular California City, Hotel Booking Sites Might Overcharge You

    As unfair as it may be, not everyone is given the same rate for hotels. And if you live in this major California city, you might be paying a premium.

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  • A bird's eye view of Puerto Varas, Lake Llanquihue, and the Osorno Volcano
    Central and South America By Nate Gesar 12 months ago

    Chile's 'City Of Roses' Is The Gateway To Its Dazzling, Mountainous Lake Country

    With easy access to Southern Chile’s mountainous lake region, this town, deemed the “City of Roses,” offers unique architecture and adventures.

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