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You Have to Take a Boat 70 Miles Into the Gulf to Reach This National Park (opens the original)
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Dry Tortugas National Park sits almost 70 miles west of Key West, Florida, and there is no road to get there. You cannot drive across a bridge or catch a park shuttle. Unless you arrive by seaplane or your own vessel, you're taking a boat roughly 70 miles across open water to reach Garden Key and Fort Jefferson. The National Park Service says the entire park covers about 100 square miles, yet less than 1% of it is dry ground. That distance changes the experience. The ferry trip itself is part of
A Million Acres, No Motors, No Cell Service. This Is the Last Truly Quiet Place in America. (opens the original)
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There is a place in northern Minnesota where more than a million acres have been protected from the noise that follows us almost everywhere else. The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness covers more than 1,098,000 acres along the Canadian border, with roughly 1,175 lakes and more than 1,200 miles of canoe routes. Most of those lakes don't allow motors. There are no roads carrying you through the interior, and cell service becomes unreliable or disappears once you get far enough inside. You don'
The Best National Parks for Fall Color (opens the original)
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Fall color can behave very differently inside a national park. In Alaska, tundra can start turning in August. In Montana, some conifers wait until October to turn yellow. In the Great Smoky Mountains, elevation stretches the show across several weeks. These parks stand out for more than red maples and golden aspens. Each has a detail that makes its autumn season work differently from the others. New River Gorge puts fall color on walls that drop nearly 900 vertical feet toward the river, giving
Hawaii Has Six Visitable Islands. Most Americans Only Consider Two. (opens the original)
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Most trips to Hawaii begin with the same two names, Oahu and Maui. That leaves four other visitable islands that offer active volcanoes, towering sea cliffs, tiny communities with no traffic lights, and landscapes that many first time visitors never see. This list shows all the six visitable islands, with a close look at what each does well, where the crowds become a problem, and which islands are better choices if a quieter Hawaiian trip is the goal. The Big Island is larger than all the other
There Are Entire Towns at the Bottom of America's Lakes. What Happened to the People Who Lived There? (opens the original)
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Beneath lakes across the United States are places where streets, homes, schools, and entire communities disappeared under rising water. This list looks at the stories behind those lost towns and the clues they left behind, from Indigenous settlements with thousands of years of history to villages that vanished for hydroelectric projects. One town even had houses still standing as floodwaters rose because compensation disputes had not yet been resolved, adding another layer to an already haunting
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