This tiny Oregon coastal town hides dramatic rock arches, secret tunnels, and postcard-worthy views of the Pacific Ocean around every corner.
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If you need to beat the Georgia heat, you'll find a serene lake southeast of Atlanta that offers excellent fishing, swimming, boating, and camping.
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This major city in Asia was named the coziest on the continent for its rich cafe culture and historical sites that are especially inviting on rainy days.
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Set sail on an intimate eight-day river cruise through Eastern and Central Europe, choosing between a Rhine Gorge route and a journey through the Netherlands.
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This utterly gorgeous Golden State beach is only for the bravest adventurers, or at least those willing to rappel down a steep trail in search of beauty.
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Visit the great, underrated destination that's the "definition of a Maine seacoast town" with excellent seafood and hundreds of islands to see.
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Although this free museum in Washington, D.C., features historic artifacts and iconic exhibits, some visitors claim it’s the most disappointing in the world.
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This part near Atlanta offers a great location for adventures on the river and lake, including kayak rentals, walking trails, a playground, and picnic areas.
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Before heading out for a long and tiring road trip, put your (and your family's) safety first and plan your driving days using the handy 3-3-3 rule.
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Don't make embarrassing tipping mistakes! This handy tipping rule will help you show proper gratitude during your upcoming all-inclusive resort stay.
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This challenging Washington hike with no trail markers and no cell service leads to a secret 220-foot waterfall where you can literally walk on water.
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This affordable Midwest city offers luxury retirement communities, outdoor recreation, and cultural attractions that make it stand out for retirees.
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Getting around quickly and conveniently is essential when sightseeing, but this one mode of transportation common in big cities is putting lives at risk.
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If you want to eat authentic food when traveling like the late Anthony Bourdain, borrow some of the famous foodie's tips to avoid tourist trap restaurants.
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This Miami neighborhood is one of the city's must-see locations, a walkable gem full of stunning beach scenery, walking, and delicious restaurants.
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Few hikes will give you as much of a thrill as this challenging Colorado trek, which culminates with coming face to face with a piece of the past.
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This small Midwestern city may not often make it into the evening news, but it has the highest violent crime rate in the U.S. according to the FBI.
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To thoroughly enjoy your island vacation without worrying about last-minute cancellations or your safety, avoid visiting the Caribbean during these months.
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If you've stayed in a hotel in the U.S., you've likely spotted a Bible in a drawer. However, the religious text is becoming rare in guest rooms.
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Only a short drive from bustling Chicago, this town in a neighboring state offers a peaceful but vibrant suburban life along with a reasonable cost of living.
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The "Sasquatch Capital" of British Columbia is home to First Nations heritage, including an annual celebration at a festival with canoe races.
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Enjoy unique wines in an idyllic setting by visiting an underrated region in the Northeast, boasting views of the Adirondack mountains and lakeside lodging.
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If Gold Rush history and ghost hunting pique your interest, these old Colorado tunnels, located not far from Colorado Springs, are a must-visit attraction.
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Hotels and B&Bs may seem similar at first glance, but the differences can shape your entire trip. Find out what sets them apart before you book.
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Explore a soaring aqueduct, sweeping views, and canal journeys through the lush countryside on one of Britain's most surprising hidden gems.
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Gestures can be useful when you don't know the local language, but when in southern Spain, avoid using this gesture which can have a derogatory meaning.
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Although people often go camping to be closer to nature, there is such a thing as too close, so avoid pitching your tent in this area where bears frequent.
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