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Top 14 Urban Bike Trails to Discover in U.S. Cities

TheRio Grande Trailspans 42 miles in Colorado’s scenic Roaring Fork Valley. You can catch the path in Aspen and ride it to Glenwood Springs or pick it up for a shorter ride. If mountain biking is your style, you’ll be pleased to know this route connects to more than 300 miles of single-track trails, allowing you to fully enjoy the natural surroundings without cars. Also, consider stopping for a margarita atWoody Creek Tavern, a favorite spot of writer Hunter S. Thompson.

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Step-by-Step Guide to Reserving Your Visit at Disney World and Disneyland

These days, visiting a Disney theme park isn’t as simple as just purchasing tickets. Since reopening in 2021, Disneyland and Walt Disney World have implemented significant changes, including park capacity limits. Currently, all guests aged three and older are required to make theme park reservations in addition to holding a valid admission ticket (there’s no extra charge for making a reservation).

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Ultimate Guide to Visiting Livraria Lello: The World’s Most Stunning Bookstore in Porto

Imagine stepping into Livraria Lello in Porto, where every nook and cranny tells a story with its Neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau vibes. Straight ahead is an incredible staircase that winds like the neck of a dragon and a stained-glass ceiling that could rival the beauty of a Gothic church. We just returned from Porto, fresh off a visit to the Livraria Lello, and we want to share our tips on getting in, purchasing tickets, and having the best experience at this beautiful bookstore.

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Discover Arizona’s First Dark Sky City on Route 66: Retro Motor Lodge Opening This Summer

These days, road trips take place at high speed — wide interstate highways, quick bathroom breaks, and never-ending Spotify playlists. However, the golden age of the great American road trip had a completely different feel. Back then, travelers drove down the two-lane cross-country roads with their windows down, stopping for the night at roadside motels. One of the first and longest road trip routes during that time was Route 66, which traveled between Chicago and Los Angeles and traversed eight states.

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Explore South Carolina’s Congaree National Park: Float Under Towering Trees and Witness Mesmerizing Fireflies

Congaree National Parkin South Carolina is celebrated for its astonishing biodiversity—particularly its vast expanse of old-growth bottomland hardwood forest, recognized as the largest of its kind in North America. The ancient trees, often referred to as “champion trees” due to their remarkable age and size, thrive in the watery floodplain, nourished by the Congaree and Wateree Rivers. These rivers, which flank the park’s eastern and southern borders, feed an intricate network of creeks throughout the park, delivering essential nutrients and sediments crucial for sustaining the ecosystem.

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330 New Miles Added to U.S. National Trails: Explore Oregon’s Scenic Route and Wisconsin River Trail

If there’s anything we’ve learned over the past few years, it’s the importance of getting outside and the value of hiking trails and open space. While many of us are just beginning to discover the wonders found in our local parks, theNational Trails Systembegan long ago in 1968. Back then, trails with significant scenic or historical value were categorized and protected for public access.

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Ultimate Travel Guide to Planning Your Perfect Mendocino County Getaway

Northern California’s Mendocino County, known for its stunning natural treasures and low population density, offers a unique experience for those exploring its beauty. During a peak summer visit with my family, we found ourselves almost alone at many breathtaking locations like Russian Gulch State Park and Mendocino Headlands State Park. This tranquility allows visitors to truly connect with nature.

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