Not far from Austin, this quintessential Texas Hill Country town offers lakefront beauty in abundance, along with top-notch golf and a renowned family resort.
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Home to one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, a meteor crater, and ancient cave dwellings, Arizona is one of the most fascinating states to explore.
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Families love this vibrant city for its downtown "Neighborhood of Play," acclaimed museums for kids, and the 96-foot waterfall thundering at its center.
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This lesser-known city quietly boasts some of the top family-friendly attractions in the U.S., including a renowned zoo, scenic ballpark, and historic tower.
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New York's first municipal airport was once a bustling hub of aviation -- today, it is a nature escape with a vast network of trails and diverse habitats.
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Located minutes outside of Yosemite National Park, this 85-acre resort is an off-grid retreat that blends rugged wilderness with luxury comfort.
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A new travel trend has emerged as parents seek new ways to bond with their kids, but like any trend, it has its fair share of pros and cons.
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Experience Canada's vast landscapes and stunning diversity from the comfort of your seat on this four-day whirlwind journey across the Great White North.
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These Colorado towns are known for their distinctive Western charm, unbeatable scenery, and convenient access to one of the most iconic U.S. national parks.
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This half-mile stretch of paradise near Cozumel earned the Travelers' Choice Best of the Best award for its countless glowing reviews on Tripadvisor.
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Surrounded by boreal forest and the crystal clear waters of Lake Superior, this town in northern Ontario is a year-round playground of outdoor fun.
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The reviews are in: these hiking trails are considered top-notch for their accessibility and endless stunning views of the Adirondack Mountains.
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The waters surrounding this Gulf Coast beach town have over 600 species of fish and some of the best year-round fishing in Texas for anglers of all abilities.
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Though Great Smoky Mountains is the most-visited national park in the U.S., this gateway city is equally worth exploring for family-friendly fun.
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Slated to open in late summer 2026, this Maryland state park will feature yurts, cabins, and a cozy visitors' lodge with family-friendly activities and hikes.
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These Prairie State towns are praised for their Midwestern hospitality and community spirit, but friendly locals are just one of many reasons to plan a visit.
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This scenic California village combines alpine views with winter recreation and cozy comforts, making it an ideal European-inspired escape in the U.S.
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This national lakeshore in Michigan boasts stunning views and sand dune climbs, but one hike could cost you thousands of dollars if you're not careful.
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Southern California may be famous for its sand and surf, but winter sports lovers will also find world-class ski resorts within easy reach of Los Angeles.
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Slated to officially open in 2026, this new Texas state park will offer guests a lake for boating, miles of multi-purpose trails, and dozens of campsites.
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The Sierra Nevada Mountains are one of the most phenomenal landscapes in the U.S., home to small towns of all kinds that are waiting to be explored.
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The Empire State is home to nearly 1,000 towns, and while some of them are well-traveled, other less-frequented towns also deserve the spotlight.
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This gulf-side Florida city boasts miles of sandy beaches with tiki huts, playgrounds for children, golf courses, warm weather, and cozy beach houses.
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This mountainous Oregon city that could give Switzerland a run for its money boasts lakes, scenic trails, campsites, and a vibrant downtown to boot.
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Dotting the border of the most visited U.S. national park, these towns are basecamps for outdoor adventure and must-visit destinations in their own right.
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Immerse yourself in American history in this U.S. city made up of iconic neighborhoods, significant sites, parks and gardens, and stunning college campuses.
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According to DarkSky, these five state parks and natural areas in Texas are perfect for looking at the stars, with top-notch views and little light pollution.
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