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Top 5 Scenic Hiking Trails in Wisconsin: Easy Walks to Challenging Adventures

Wisconsin is often celebrated for its delightful food and drink such as beer, cheese, cream puffs, and kringle. However, hiking enthusiasts will discover a wealth of trails and diverse terrains throughout the Badger State. From short urban hikes along the Lake Michigan coastline in southeastern Wisconsin to family-friendly boardwalk trails “up north,” every hiker can find a perfect trail in this remarkable Midwestern state. Whether you prefer a quick, casual hike in a city park or aim for the legendary 1200-mile-long Ice Age Trail, you can always conclude your adventure with a refreshing beer and some hot fried cheese curds.

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Explore Pompeii’s Sensual Side: New Exhibition of Erotic Art Launches

It’s possibly the hottest thing to hit Pompeii since the eruption of Mt Vesuvius covered the city in flaming ash andlapilli(burning fragments of pumice stone) back in AD 79. A new exhibition, entitledArt and Sensuality in the Houses of Pompeii, includes 70 provocative paintings, sculptures, and other decorative erotica found at the vast 66-hectare archaeological site, on show together for the first time.

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24 Best Places to Visit in Utah: National Parks, Blue Lakes & Salt Flats

Red sandstone arches, turquoise lakes, and epic skiing are some of the many standout attractions in Utah.

Utah doesn’t get as much attention as some of its neighbors, but anyone who’s visited the Beehive State knows that it’s in a class of its own. The landscape transitions from desert marked with red sandstone arches to giant, snow-covered ski mountains and bright-white salt flats. In fact, the terrain is so stunning and varied that much of the natural landscape is designated national park, national monument, or national forest land.

It’s impossible to check out every site the state has to offer in one visit, however, certain places stand out. In addition to housing five phenomenal national parks, there are endless ski areas, state parks, hot springs, lakes, and mountain towns that are all worth exploring.

With that in mind, here are 24 of the best places to visit in Utah.

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Discover California’s Hidden Fern Canyon Amidst Giant Redwoods

Thanks to the advancements in photography, it can be quite easy to make a destination appear more stunning than its reality. However, it becomes extraordinarily special when you discover a site that is indeed more beautiful than it looks in photos. EnterFern Canyon, a stunning two-story canyon adorned with cascading ferns in various shades of green. Situated approximately 300 miles north of San Francisco in Humboldt County, California’sPrairie Creek Redwoods State Park, this enchanting destination is a must-visit.

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Discover North America’s Largest Lava Tube Concentration at California’s Lava Beds National Monument

Volcanic activity has significantly shaped and continues to shape some of the most stunning landscapes on Earth. One such captivating landscape is California’sLava Beds National Monument, where half a million years’ worth of volcanic eruptions have created more than 800 caves or lava tubes beneath the Earth’s surface. This area boasts the highest concentration of lava tubes in North America, with 24 accessible to visitors.

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Explore Ocean-View Villas and a Brooklyn Cocktail Bar at This Iconic Bermuda Resort with 4 Private Beaches

Bermuda may be just a quick two-hour flight from the East Coast, but this Caribbean island feels like a different world—one that is decidedly more colorful. The island boasts pink-sand beaches, pastel-hued houses, and translucent turquoise waters. Therefore, whether you’re planning a quick weekend getaway or an extended family vacation, this British territory is steeped in history and offers plenty of fun activities amid stunning ocean views.

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