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Top 12 Charming Small Towns to Explore in Canada

From coast to coast to coast, these delightful small towns in Canada deliver on adventure, charm, and hospitality. While Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal often steal the spotlight, Canada is dotted with its fair share of delightful and laid-back small towns. These towns, from charming fishing villages in the east to atmospheric mountain communities in the west, serve as gateways to outdoor adventures. Stay awhile, and you’ll discover artisan shops, microbreweries, farm-to-table restaurants, and friendly locals to guide the way.

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Top 14 Urban Bike Trails to Discover in U.S. Cities

TheRio Grande Trailspans 42 miles in Colorado’s scenic Roaring Fork Valley. You can catch the path in Aspen and ride it to Glenwood Springs or pick it up for a shorter ride. If mountain biking is your style, you’ll be pleased to know this route connects to more than 300 miles of single-track trails, allowing you to fully enjoy the natural surroundings without cars. Also, consider stopping for a margarita atWoody Creek Tavern, a favorite spot of writer Hunter S. Thompson.

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Top Global Carnival Festivals to Experience

Pulsating music, intricately decorated parade floats, a plethora of joyful dancers, and enough decadence to last a lifetime — these are the makings of a memorable Carnival. At the heart of every elaborate Carnival festival is an amalgamation of age-old tradition and ornate costuming paired with the occasionally satirical, tongue-in-cheek celebration. From New Orleans to Venice, no two cities’ spectacles are identical; rather, this annual parade of revelry ranges from the brightly-colored bead tossing along Bourbon Street to the grand masquerade balls that epitomize the Venetian style.

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Top 10 Colorado Resorts of 2025 According to GoTravelDaily Readers

Vacationing in Colorado is escapism at its finest. It’s a place where adventure, solitude, and utter relaxation are easy to find — where lush summer landscapes turn to a kaleidoscope of colors in the fall, are blanketed with ski-ready powder all winter, and bloom to life once more in spring. It’s an all-season destination where a good time calls from just about anywhere, but according toGoTravelDailyreaders, there are a few Colorado resorts that stand out from the pack.

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Optimal Seasons to Explore Scotland: Enjoy Great Weather, Fewer Tourists, and Affordable Prices

Scotland may be a small country — about the size of South Carolina — but it offers an impressive variety of destinations and landscapes. Edinburgh, Glasgow, Loch Lomond, Loch Ness, Ben Nevis, Glen Coe, and the Isle of Skye are all must-sees for anyone looking to experience the magic of Scotland. Therefore, to get the most out of your trip, choosing the right time to visit is essential.

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Discover the Magic of London in Shoulder Season: Exclusive Events, Great Deals, and More

It’s no secret that this past summer saw a big demand for travel. Images of Europe’s crowded streets in particular were a great reminder of just how ideal traveling during shoulder season can be. For many, the magic of travel has always been during those in-between months, when weather is more temperate, tourist attractions are less crowded, and hotel prices more agreeable. During the fall months of September through October and spring months of April and May, London is full of exciting opportunities — many of which highlight the city’s diverse residents and vibrant art scene.

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Discover Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota

Not only does a piece of land stretching over 70,000 acres preserve beautiful landscapes and wildlife, but it also honors a president who significantly contributed to the National Park System. Theodore Roosevelt first visited North Dakota in 1883 and fell in love with the rugged badlands. His experiences in the area led him to establish five national parks and assist in the foundation of the U.S. Forest Service, making him one of the world’s leading land conservationists.

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