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Top 10 National Parks and Attractions in Oregon

The best Oregon parks and sites include the deepest lake in the U.S. and prehistoric fossil beds. The state ofOregon has a little bit of everything– from snow-dusted mountains to the Pacific coastline. However, beyond the state’s varied landscape is a long human history that includes migrations and cross-country expeditions. This history is honored at Oregon national parks and sites, showcasing thebeauty and history of Oregonwith 111,619 miles of rivers, 296 miles of coastline, and countless lakes. Therefore, if you’re planning a trip to the Beaver State, here are ten of the best national parks and sites in Oregon.

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Explore Dubai’s New Luxurious Hotel Opening Next Month

As guests pull toward Dubai’s human-made Palm Jumeirah island, Atlantis the Palm’s pink castle comes into view. Just beyond Atlantis the Palm is the brand’s latest hotel, which opens on Feb. 10 but has already cemented itself as an iconic addition to the city’s dazzling skyline: Atlantis the Royal. Designed by New York City-based architecture firmKohn Pedersen Fox, the stacked boxes that make up Atlantis the Royal represent a deconstructed skyscraper. It resembles an elevated Lego creation, made from thousands of tons of concrete, steel, and glass, resulting in a mega resort spanning 1,640 feet long and 584 feet tall.

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Discover the Historic Self-Governing Town of Mitchelville: America’s First Black Community in South Carolina

As a Black American woman with deep Southern roots, I cherish opportunities to learn more about my history. My father was born on the Gulf Coast of Alabama, and my mother was born in a rural North Carolina town that still doesn’t have streetlights. They took part in the Great Migration, fleeing the Jim Crow South in the mid-1950s and early ’60s to escape segregation and persecution. Both wound up in New York City, where I was born.

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Grammy-Nominated Trumpet Player Discusses Mardi Gras and the Heart of New Orleans Music

When he moved to New Orleans at 24, Branden Lewis felt as if he’d found his true identity. The Grammy-nominated trumpet player andPreservation Hall Jazz Bandmember plays weekly at the Chandelier Bar at theFour Seasons Hotel New Orleans. Despite growing up in Los Angeles, his family’s deep ties to the Crescent City shaped his understanding of Creole culture.

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Discover Alabama’s Hidden Beach Gem: A Quiet Alternative to Florida’s Crowded Shores

Alabama’s Gulf Shores and Orange Beach boast all the charm of a Florida panhandle beach town, yet they remain remarkably free from congestion. Nestled along the Gulf of Mexico, near the Florida-Alabama state line, visitors will uncover a hidden southern beach destination:Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, Alabama. These two cities together represent a low-key region of the South, featuring the same pristine white sugar-sand beaches and breathtaking outdoor spaces as the Florida panhandle, with significantly fewer crowds. The area is characterized by a moderate climate, offering warm temperatures and sun-kissed skies throughout the year, complemented by crystal clear blue-green waters.

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Discover North Carolina: The Great Trails State with Stunning Waterfalls and Scenic Hikes

The idea that hitting the trails is only for the mega-athletes among us is a thing of the past. More and more people are getting out on their local pathways — with trail use increasing by a whopping 45 percent between 2019 and 2022, according to theRails-to-Trails Conservancy. This dramatic jump in trail use can be attributed to the vast number of newbies who are exploring their local hiking and biking trails.

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Discover New York’s Rich Black History and Culture: Initiatives for Black Travelers

New York is ensuring that Black travelers include the Empire State in their travel plans. Governor Kathy Hochul recently announced a new initiative to showcase why New York is a premier vacation destination for Black travelers. This initiative highlights the state’s “unparalleled Black history, culture, food, and arts,” as noted by Hochul in arecent statement.

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Top 8 Campgrounds on Blue Ridge Parkway: Essential Planning Tips

Stretching 469 miles from Shenandoah National Park in Virginia to Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina, the Blue Ridge Parkway is one of the country’s most scenic drives. Whether you aim to travel the entire parkway from milepost 0 near Waynesboro, Virginia, to milepost 469 near Cherokee, North Carolina, or just plan to visit a small portion of the road dubbed “America’s Favorite Drive,” you’re bound to see some incredible Appalachian views. In fact, the Blue Ridge Parkway is among the country’s most visited parks, receiving over15 million visitorsin 2021. Once you see it for yourself, you will understand why.

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