Top Idaho Mountain Towns for Memorable Outdoor Getaways

If you’ve a reverence for roaming outdoors, Idaho’s got the terrain for you. Over 60% of the state is public land, with 4.8 million acres designated as wilderness. Imposing mountains dotted with home-grown and world-renowned alpine resorts define the majority of acreage from the Selkirks to the Tetons. In between, white and flat water churns and curves from the Kootenai to the Snake Rivers.

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Experience Unique Overnight Stay in a Historic 70-Year-Old Industrial Lightship in Amsterdam

One of the most exciting aspects of travel is the opportunity to rest in a truly unique setting and immerse oneself in a different experience. A prime example of this is a stunning floating accommodation located in Amsterdam-Noord, where guests can sleep inside a 70-year-old British lightship, enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding water.

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Top 11 Scenic Amtrak Routes for Stunning Views

As someone who was raised on Amtrak and has taken dozens of their cross-country trips over the past 20+ years, I’m a big advocate of train travel. Aside from amazing scenery, you get to detox from your usual hustle-and-bustle life; in fact, you have no choice: the WiFi is often spotty at best. Once you decide to take a train trip, you definitely have some R&R to look forward to. Consequently, your biggest issue will be answering one question – which route should you take?

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Ultimate Guide to Hiking The Wave: Experience America’s Exclusive Trail

The United States is home to nearly 10,000 national and state parks with over 200,000 miles oftrailsstretching across its 50 states. The secret of “America the Beautiful” is out; last year, more than 90 million people visited her parks. As these outdoor experiences become overcrowded, travelers are heading to the backcountry to enjoy the solitude of the great outdoors.

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Ultimate Guide to Avoiding Holiday Crowds in the UK

With staycations increasing in popularity in the UK this year and temperatures soaring to heatwave levels, beaches and coastlines are becoming very packed. However, rather than making a beeline for Cornwall, Devon, the Lake District or the Highlands, you might want to try out some of the UK’s lesser-trodden beauties. You’ll not only be rewarded by sparser crowds, but you’re also less likely to stress out the locals. For up-to-date opening information, check individual websites.

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