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Are you looking for the best vacation destination in the U.S. for photos and views? The American Southwest is a favorite among many travelers. Some of the most extraordinary sights are in this part of the country. Yet, the spot that’s perhaps most beautiful still remains a well-kept secret — Page, Arizona. This little town …
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Seven-hundred miles? Yep. You can explore 700 miles of hiking trails in Glacier National Park, Montana. And over 50 of the trails are simple, one-day hikes. With so many to choose from, how do you pick? You’ll likely need a permit for some of the longer hikes and staying in-park — or even near the …
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When you hear Manhattan, you probably think of bustling streets, chic shopping outlets, or that HBO show, Sex and the City. Well, this Manhattan is a bit farther south. Check out the other Manhattan! The city pays homage to its namesake with the nickname The Little Apple—but this Manhattan is in Kansas. It was founded …
Calling all movie and nature buffs—check out these California cities. There’s just something inviting about a vacation spot known for its perma-summer weather in the south and ancient, giant redwoods to the north. California is a state that’s lovely in all four seasons. And these two cities are appealing no matter what type of getaway …
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What began as a mining town and became a resort-loving tourist destination has developed a unique vibe, both laid-back and “hopping” at the same time. Let us explore why and when to visit Park City, Utah. Park City, Utah is just a half-hour outside Salt Lake City in mountain-ski-resort-heaven. In fact, there are three such …
Humans have lived in the Lone Star State for around 13,000 years. Our ancient ancestors have left behind clues to their existence with several artifacts, petroglyphs, and even their earliest homes. Before humans moved into the region, it was prehistoric animals leaving footprints in the vastly, ever-changing landscapes. Today’s visitors to state parks throughout Texas …
