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Travelers Are Saying Goodbye To Iceland's Blue Lagoon For This Less-Crowded Alternative With Waters Just As Majestic - Islands (opens the original)
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Known for its mineral-rich, milky blue water, Iceland's Blue Lagoon earns its place as a world-class destination. The one problem with having such a reputation is the rise in crowds. As the crowds of the Blue Lagoon grow, visitors to Iceland are finding alternatives to the geothermal spa, and many are turning to the recently renovated Earth Lagoon Mývatn. As one Google Maps review of the Blue Lagoon puts it: "Myvatn is much better, less crowded and less expensive." With its location in the far-f
Colorado's Once-Abandoned Military Fort Is Now A Renowned National Monument In White River National Forest - Islands (opens the original)
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As you drive down U.S. Highway 24 from Leadville to Minturn, the trees give way and the terrain opens up to a large, unforested valley floor. From a distance, the flat plain looks unspectacular compared to all the peaks further down the valley. Up close, however, the ruins of old buildings point to a history unlike the rest of the region. This is the Camp Hale-Continental Divide National Monument. U.S. troops trained here in mountain warfare during WWII. The mountaineering and skiing skills lear
'Britain's Worst City' Is An Underrated Seaside Gem For Active Lifestyle, Vibrant Culture, And History - Islands (opens the original)
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The United Kingdom has so many destination-worthy cities, so why would anyone want to take a trip to a place the Telegraph calls "Britain's worst city?" The British newspaper ranked Great Britain's 20 largest cities in terms of tourist appeal, and coming in dead last was the city of Southampton thanks to what the Telegraph called its "very limited cultural offerings." The city is not found on many tourist radars, so this underrating of the city actually makes it a prime destination to get away f
Washington's Charming City Just Outside Seattle Has Scenic Parks, Puget Sound Views, And Pacific Northwest Vibes - Islands (opens the original)
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Just across Seattle's northern border is the delightful, woodsy suburb of Shoreline. The town starts just about 10 miles north of downtown Seattle, but has a quiet charm all of its own. As the name suggests, the Puget Sound shoreline running along the city's western-edge has plenty of views of the mountain-rimmed water. Highlights of a visit to Shoreline are centered around the 400 acres of parks full of dense forest, creeks, trails, and beaches. Shoreline wasn't even a city until 1995. Before t
Colorado's Lake Oasis In Rocky Mountain National Park Is A High-Elevation Beauty With Gorgeous Turquoise Waters - Islands (opens the original)
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In Chaos Canyon, at the base of Hallett Peak, is the picturesque, sometimes turquoise blue Lake Haiyaha, with boulders jutting out of its waters and framing its shores. The contrast of the green-blue waters and tan rocks is a majestic sight. The lake sits at an elevation of over 10,200 feet in Rocky Mountain National Park, within the ancestral homeland of the Arapaho people who give the lake its name. (Haiyaha comes from the Arapaho word hoh'oooyoo', which means rocks all around.) The site was o
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