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Discover Colorado’s Best Hot Springs: Natural Pools and Vapor Caves Road Trip

Many Colorado visitors start and end their scenic trips in Denver; however, the most picturesque parts of the state lie beyond the bustling capital. In Colorado’s southwestern corner, enchanting tree-covered hills give way to towering peaks, while hot springs bubble from the Earth, creating a magical atmosphere. Indeed, some of the state’s best hot springs—and the most vibrant fall colors—are located along the Colorado Historic Hot Springs Loop, an 800-mile route that connects 23 natural hot springs.

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Optimal Seasons for Visiting Acadia National Park: Weather & Budget Tips

Travelers from near and far flock to Acadia National Park year-round to bask in the panoramic ocean views, hike its extensive trail network, enjoy the iconic popovers at Jordan Pond House, and watch the sunrise from Cadillac Mountain. With more than four million annual visitors, Acadia is one of the country’s most popular national parks. It’s idyllic in any season, but the best time to visit the East Coast’s oldest national park depends on your preferences: would you prefer to share a sunny beach with fellow visitors or find seclusion in the colder months?

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Top Local Recommendations for Visiting Austria at the Right Time

Cozy mountain weekends, alpine hikes, and glamorous nights out in Vienna await. If you’ve been dreaming of a city escape or an alpine getaway in Austria, now is the perfect time to begin your planning. From hiking in the Alps and swimming in glacial lakes to skiing, waltzing, and exploring some of Europe’s most impressive architecture, the list of activities in Austria is vast and varied.

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Discover Year-Round Adventures in Sun Valley, Idaho: A Skiing Gem

Sun Valley is a breath of fresh air, both literally and figuratively. It’s a place where visitors can leave their worries behind, trading in time on their computers for time with nature. It’s an all-seasons destination where every kind of outdoor enthusiast can find their slice of paradise, from skiing to golfing, hiking to fishing, and so much more. However, a trip to this small town (home to fewer than 2,000 full-time residents) does require a bit of planning.

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Experience Florida’s New High-Speed Train: Orlando to Miami Journey

As Brightline’s self-proclaimed No. 1 fan, I’ve been waiting impatiently for its Orlando extension. Being a travel writer and central Florida native living in West Palm Beach, I feel like this modern high-speed train was made for me. Moreover, it allows me to easily travel between home and Miami (or Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, or Aventura) while providing convenient access toOrlandoto visit friends and family. I can even include Orlando International Airport among my options for booking flights abroad, thereby eliminating the need for a three-hour drive.

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Car Rental Insurance for Loss of Use Explained

Budget travelers might say that paying extra for insurance from the company is among the most common car rental mistakes. Moreover, rental companies have found a way to cast doubt on that decision to decline coverage through a charge known as “loss of use.” If you have an accident with a rented car, that vehicle is likely to be out of commission for several days as repairs are made.

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Best Hilltop Villages to Explore in Provence

Travel around Provence and everywhere you will see the famous ‘perched’ (villages perchés) or hilltop villages dotting the landscape. High on rocky crags, most villages were originally defensive, commanding the route along a valley or the surrounding rich countryside. Most were built around castles and fortified walls designed to protect the community. Historically, these villages were easily defended; in case of attack, the entrance, usually through a narrow doorway, could be blocked, and fresh water was always accessible.

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Must-Visit Travel Destinations in Croatia

Tucked somewhere between eastern and western Europe, Croatia has something to offer every type of traveler.
Its 3900-mile-long Adriatic coastline, dotted with over 1200 islands and islets, delights beach enthusiasts.
Moreover, its eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites amaze lovers of history, while its numerous national parks attract
nature enthusiasts. With picturesque towns and cities full of Roman and Byzantine ruins, and vestiges of
Venetian and Austro-Hungarian architecture, Croatia is a dream destination for art and architecture fans.

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Top 10 Activities and Attractions in Pigeon Forge, TN

Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, serves as the Appalachian gateway to America’s most visited national park, boasting a population of 6,000 residents that welcomes approximately 10 million visitors each year. Surrounded by the stunning Great Smoky Mountains, this charming town features cozy cabins, family-friendly attractions, and entertainment options steeped in Southern hospitality. Here are ten top experiences to enjoy during your visit.

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