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Explore the 6 Hidden Gem Scenic Views in the USA

You’ve seen Niagara Falls and the Grand Canyon, but what about the Grand Canyon of the East, or the Niagara Falls of the West? The United States is home to more than its fair share of iconic, bucket list–worthy views, but even so, there are plenty of unexpected panoramas just waiting to be discovered. Featuring knockout views that are both natural and human-made, here are six of the most underrated vantage points in America.
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Orange County Declares State of Emergency Amid California Oil Spill Impacting Beaches and Wildlife

Some beaches along Southern California’s coast remain closed as cleanup crews attempt to address the oil spill that occurred on Saturday. Consequently, a state of emergency has been declared in Orange County, with experts cautioning that it could take years for local wildlife and ecosystems to recover from this environmental calamity.
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Discover the Best Reasons to Visit San Jose This Fall and Beyond

The heart of Silicon Valley, San Jose features some of the best year-round weather in the whole Bay Area. This tech-savvy corner of California is perfectly situated at the base of San Francisco Bay, protected from most of the fog and the chillier temperatures that the inlet normally brings. It’s usually 5-10 degrees warmer than San Francisco on any given day, meaning you can enjoy local beaches well into fall.
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Explore Norway’s Top 11 National Parks: Reindeer, Fjords, and Northern Lights

From the south’s deeply riven, sapphire-blue fjords to the reindeer-bobbled, glacier-capped wilderness of the Arctic north, nature in Norway is off the scale. Whether you want to trek into vast forests during the never-ending days of the Midnight Sun, ski lonely heights in the depth of winter, or ascend spiky granite mountains that look like the figment of a child’s imagination, Norway delivers.
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Top Free Attractions in California: Explore the Golden State Without Breaking the Bank

The sunshine-drenched sprawl of California gave us the Gold Rush and is home to some of the most expensive cities in the United States, but that doesn’t mean you need a lottery win to vacation there. Some of the best experiences in the Golden State are free, from the towering redwoods of NorCal to the surf breaks of SoCal and dozens of wineries, museums, gardens, and cultural touchstones in between.
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Discover Tranquil Parks in San Jose Away from the City Hustle

With the year-round temperate weather and plethora of nearby green spaces, Bay Area locals love their time outdoors. That’s especially the case in San Jose since it’s further inland and thus not as susceptible to fog and the chillier weather up north. The aspect that’s most impressive about San Jose parks is how they make you feel miles away from the city while still being within a densely populated area. Whether you want to get away from it all or come together with friends on a beautiful day in nature, these are the best parks in San Jose, California.
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Explore Big Sur: Activities and Relaxation Options

A visit to Big Sur is, in truth, an invitation to do nothing. However, enjoying and exploring the area’s breathtaking natural beauty will keep you plenty busy. Therefore, this California jewel boasts enough can’t-miss sights and must-do activities to enhance any itinerary, especially when considering the stunning beaches and scenic hikes. Hence, explore all these top attractions in Big Sur, while also allowing time for some peaceful contemplation.
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O’ahu’s Controversial Stairway to Heaven Set for Demolition

Recently, the Honolulu City Council made the decision to remove the Haiku Stairs, popularly referred to as the “Stairway to Heaven.” Originally constructed by the US Navy in the 1940s to serve a radio station, these stairs have evolved into an unofficial tourist destination that attracts thousands of adventure seekers annually. However, it is crucial to note that these visitors often trespass on private residential property to ascend the 3,000-plus stairs that run along the Koolau Mountains.
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