Catching fall leaves anywhere in Massachusetts is remarkable. This historic gem features elegant gardens and towering trees that add bursts of color in autumn.
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Cruising wineries and dining at posh, cozy spots defines Napa Valley pretty well. But don’t miss this beautiful state park with hiking, swimming, and camping.
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Picking apples on a crisp fall day is about as American as, well, apple pie — and this New York orchard just happens to be one of the best in the country.
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Bored of the same old East Coast fall foliage? It might be time to head to California, where one quiet valley boasts all the colors with none of the crowds.
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If you're looking for a unique adventure, you don't have to travel far. There's a mountain in Virginia that offers a one-of-a-kind wilderness experience.
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Car camping allows you to enjoy the great outdoors in style and comfort. If you want to try it out, though, you'll still need to remember this vital safety tip.
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Looking for an interesting way to view the gorgeous fall foliage in New York? Then take a rail bike tour to get incredible views and some fun exercise.
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If you've ever found yourself trying to save the last 20% of a phone battery halfway through a hike, you know there must be a better way. In fact, there is.
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Black bears love nothing more than clean water and an abundance of fish — so maybe it's no surprise they're so attracted to one U.S. state.
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Rail-to-trail conversions are popular for good reason: The land is there and primed for walking and cycling. Now Passaic, New Jersey boasts a homegrown trail.
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Everyone loves an affordable camping adventure, and this hidden gem region has it all: beauty, charm, and campgrounds that won't break the bank.
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It's nearly time to hit the slopes — and whether you're a beginner skier or a bona fide Olympian, there's only one U.S. state you need to visit.
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Sprawling rivers, stunning hikes, and fascinating historic sites: If you want to truly experience the Ozark Mountains, there's only one place you need to visit.
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When thinking about Alaska's national parks, people think Denali, but another remote destination is the largest park in the U.S., and an adventure in winter.
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The government officially shut down Oct 1st until a budget can be agreed on. There's good news and bad news when it comes to visiting America's national parks.
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Since 1792, The Old Farmer's Almanac has offered reliable forecasts across the U.S. With October upon us, it's helpful to know what's happening in each region.
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Fall is a great time to go stargazing, when the night sky is cool, clear, and crisp. In October, you also get to look up (not far up) and catch a bright star.
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Back in 2001, the U.S. Government introduced a law to help protect the country's national forests and grasslands. Today, that same law is under threat.
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Tired of revisiting the same old national parks? Head for Upstate New York, where you'll find the perfect place for stunning views and cozy camping.
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You may know the steps to take when you find an invasive plant in your yard, but the rules for handling invasive plants at national parks are much different.
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Alabama's best-kept secret is a vast lake with some truly beautiful camping spots — but you'll need to be ready to rough it if you want to stay the night.
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Looking to witness some beautiful fall foliage? Then check out this tiny California town, which boasts some of the most gorgeous autumnal leaves in the U.S.
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Hiking may be good for you, but it's not totally risk-free. Keep these walking tips in mind, and remember: There's always safety in numbers.
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Trekking through the hills is one thing, but would you ever go camping in a lakeside ghost town? Head to Southern California and find out for yourself.
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Craving some real adventure? Bored of the same old cruise vacations? The magnificent fjords of Norway have got everything you need — and more.
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If you’ve never camped in the fall, you’re missing out. Cooler weather and longer nights change everything from the campsites to the sky and nature around you.
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South Carolina has a network of 47 state parks with 90,000 acres of activity. Residents of The Palmetto State are about to get a first-of-its-kind 48th park.
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