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Top 10 Pie Destinations in the U.S. for Dessert Lovers

The French have their macarons and crepes, and Italians boast tiramisu and cannoli; however, as the saying goes, there are few things more American than apple pie. Today, pie offerings in the US are as diverse as the country itself, with restaurants serving creative fillings utilizing local ingredients. Here are some of the top spots in the US to try delicious pies featuring innovative flavors, as well as classic American staples.
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Ultimate Guide to Crater Lake National Park: Swimming and Visitor Tips

As a state that receives nearly 40 inches (102 cm) of rain per year, much is made about Oregon’s famous lakes and rivers. However, tucked away in the south, some 90 minutes north of the border with California, one body of water rules them all—Crater Lake. This caldera on Mt. Mazama is the deepest lake in the US and lends its name to the state’s only national park.
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Ultimate Guide to Skiing for Beginners in Bansko, Bulgaria

In a continent with many glamorous ski options, Bulgaria’sBanskois distinguished by great value for money and a cheerful atmosphere all its own. Nestled between a medieval town and the Unesco-listed Pirin National Park, Bansko offers 75km of piste, rising to an altitude of over 2500m, with reliable snow cover between December and April. In 2021, the Bulgarian Ski Federation and Bansko hosted the Ski World Cup and World Championship, reinforcing its importance in the Eastern European ski scene. Here’s what you need to know about skiing in Bansko.
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