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Canada's 'Gateway To The Acadian Shores' Is A Cozy Coastal Town With Seaside Charm And Fresh Seafood - Islands (opens the original)
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At the southwest corner of Nova Scotia, Yarmouth may look every bit like an idyllic Nova Scotia town, but the postcard views reflect the grit and determination of a community shaped by the sea. Located in a Canadian region known as the Acadian Shores, Yarmouth gets its name from the Acadians, descendants of French settlers who settled here in the 1600s. The town is an intersection of international visitors, cultural collaborations, and iconic shorelines. Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, is easily accessib
Maine's Coastal Town Is A New England Gem With Bay Views, A Sandy Beach, And Fresh Seafood - Islands (opens the original)
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When you cross over the bridge from Portland, Maine, into Falmouth, the vibe leans back, and the tax bracket goes up, as Falmouth is one of the wealthiest places in Maine. The polished setting comes with public-facing perks, including public beach access, a mix of restaurants serving seafood, and Casco Bay views over one of the largest recreational boat mooring hubs in New England. If history had played out a little differently, Falmouth would've been the largest city in Maine, covering all the
Maine's Underrated Lake State Park Is A Secluded Getaway With Camping, Fishing, And Trails - Islands (opens the original)
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Smack-dab in the middle of Maine — literally two miles from the geographic center of the state — Peaks-Kenny State Park straddles a quiet corner of Sebec Lake. Here, so many things to love about Maine's Highlands meet in one location, including a sandy beach overlooking the expansive lake, deep wooded trails, bragging-rights views of Borestone Mountain, and several types of fish to go after in waters that run up to 155 feet deep, per OnWater. The giant boulders and head-scratching artwork? There
Two Hours From Spokane Is A Serene Idaho Forest With Camping, Trails, And Wildlife - Islands (opens the original)
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St. Joe National Forest is more than a serene Northern Idaho escape into nature. It's a forest surrounded by forests, with an untamed river cutting through it. It's part of a trifecta collectively known as the Idaho Panhandle National Forests. Named after the St. Joe River, the highest navigable river in the world, the forest reaches elevations of nearly 7,700 feet at the "Top of the Joe." A place this remote must be hard to reach, right? Again, the St. Joe River Region breaks the mold. The fore
One Of Maine's Largest Artificial Lakes Is A Secluded Escape With Mountain Vistas And A Sandy Swim Beach - Islands (opens the original)
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Maine's Mountains & Lakes region is shaped by several layers, starting with the chiseled perfection of a retreating glacier thousands of years ago. Of all the peaks and shorelines to consider in this mountainous, lake-filled landscape, Flagstaff Lake hides another sculpted piece of history: one about an ill-fated trip 250 years ago. Most people come back from Maine's mountains with a story about moose or fish. Here, visitors return with a story about American Revolutionary War general Benedict A
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