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Jonathon Williams

Discover the Best Parks in Colorado Springs for Every Traveler

Take in the fresh air and beautiful views with a mountain backdrop as you explore Colorado Springs’ city parks. There are a number of diverse terrains to explore—from hiking along unique rock formations to enjoying a peaceful moment at a grassy neighborhood park. Once you get acclimated to the 6,000+ feet altitude, you’ll be surprised how much ground you can cover.
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Top 15 Must-Do Activities in Newport, RI

It may be the yachting capital of the world, but you don’t need nautical stripes – or a summer cottage – to enjoy the seaside retreat of Newport, Rhode Island. With its fresh briny air, expansive sea views, and stunning bays, it’s obvious why city folk continue to follow in the footsteps of the American industrialists here. Enjoy a taste of the good life in just a few days on a visit to this historic Southern New England town.
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Top Charleston SC Parks for Outdoor Fun

With all of Charleston’s genteel charm, carefully maintained architecture, shopping, and wining and dining, it’s easy to forget the areas that nature offers those visiting this South Carolina city. The Charleston peninsula contains several large parks with grand water features, rich plant life, and statues. However, there are just as many small gems that serve as a welcome respite from the downtown hustle.
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Top Glacier National Park Hikes That Inspire Adventure

Each year nearly three million people visit Glacier National Park in Montana to enjoy some of its 740 miles of hiking trails. Most visitors keep within the trails of Going-to-the-Sun Road, but some venture further into the wild, traipsing through alpine meadows, dense woodland, and backcountry roads. Glacier offers a range of trails suitable for all ages and experience levels, starting with easy day hikes and stretching to more strenuous multi-day excursions that challenge experienced hikers.
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Top Portland Neighborhoods to Explore

Nestled against a bank of low mountains at the confluence of two rivers, the unique geography of Portland, Oregon divides the city into a patchwork of neighborhoods. Each has its own unique flavor, whether you’re looking at the unexpected street layouts of Ladd’s Addition, the Black history of Albina, the art galleries and headshops of the Alberta District, or the fabulous architecture of Laurelhurst.
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Top Day Trips Near Salt Lake City for Adventure

It’s no wonder that Salt Lake City has exploded in popularity in recent years – it’s nearly as synonymous with outdoor recreation as it is with the Mormon faith. With its close proximity to unique sodium chloride formations to the east, the Wasatch Mountains to the west, and countless hiking, biking, skiing, and spelunking opportunities within a two-hour drive, the SLC metro is growing rapidly.
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Why Tourists Are Returning ‘Cursed’ Artifacts to Pompeii

Recently, a woman reportedly sent a package to Italy, supposedly containing items that she had taken from the historical site of Pompeii, along with a note of apology. International media quickly picked up on the strangeness of the incident, due in large part to her claims of being cursed with bad luck as a result of her actions. According to the park, this is far from the first incidence of this nature; tourists from all over the world have been sending items back for many years, attributing their misfortune to these artifacts.
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Discover the Best Pizzerias in Europe Outside Italy

There’s no denying that pizza is, down to its very soul, an Italian creation, with its rich ingredients and traditional names likeMargherita,Quattro stagioni, andMarinara. While traveling to Italy might be an aspiration for many, numerous restaurants around the world serve authentic Italian pizza. Additionally, the50 Top Pizza guideis an excellent resource to discover top-notch pizzerias.
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Top 14 Day Trips and Weekend Getaways in Northeast USA

The Northeast is a haven for day-trippers. New York City serves as the gateway to a constellation of escapes to beaches, mountains, historic sites, pretty villages, and more. Almost half of New England is within easy distance of Boston, from the cow-dotted hills to the tumbling gray seas of Maine. From Washington, DC, head south to Virginia for syrupy-paced country life, west to the Appalachian mountains, north to bustling Philadelphia, or east to the Maryland shore for seaside escapes.
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Explore England’s Ancient Pagan Heritage on the Historic Ridgeway Trail

Carving its way for 87 miles across the chalk downland of southern England, the Ridgeway has carried drovers, traders, soldiers, and pilgrims from the Neolithic era to the modern day. With a history dating back 5000 years, this is said to be Britain’s oldest road, reverberating with echoes of the pagan past. Neolithic burial mounds, striking Bronze Age hill figures, and mysterious megaliths plot the path of the Ridgeway, which runs from Avebury in Wiltshire to Ivinghoe Beacon in Buckinghamshire.
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