When you think of Savannah, you probably picture images of grand plantations and southern charm—and you wouldn’t be wrong. But one of the greatest things about Savannah is the way in which it’s laid out in an easy-to-navigate grid pattern. In fact, today’s grid is the exact same layout as when the city was founded …
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Best Spots for a Solo Road Trip
The United States offers some of the best roadtripping in the world, from getaways just for the weekend to locations along the way worthy of longer exploration. While itʼs nice to get away with friends and family, sometimes what you need is that me, myself, and I time. This is a list of the best …
Lopez Island – The Friendliest Island
If you hail from a small town, people waving to you isn’t unheard of. But if you’re from the city, it can be a little unnerving. Lopez Island in Washington state’s San Juan Islands is known as one of the friendliest places on earth – the people waving to you are genuinely excited to see …
Eureka! Have We Found Common Ground? – Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Finally, it seems we’ve stumbled across something the left and right appear to agree on. Enter: Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The two bookends of a lengthy spectrum – conservative Christians and progressives in the LGBTQ community – are the two largest tourist sectors descending on Eureka Springs each weekend. Harmoniously, they stroll the same narrow, hilly …
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Visiting Joshua Tree National Park in the Off-Season
Winter is one of the best times to visit Joshua Tree. The weather is cooler than during the summer when temps can reach into the 100s – it’s near the Mojave, after all. Plus, there are not as many visitors from December through May, so you can practically have the park to yourself. Joshua Tree …
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Scrap Phoenix This Year and Hike in Tucson
Arizona is known for its sunshine and high temps but also for the city of Phoenix. This might be the most well-known city in the state, but it’s just under two hours away from another Arizona city – Tucson. We recommend you scrap Phoenix this year and hike in Tucson. Tucson offers everything that Phoenix …