Karla Demery
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Under An Hour From Glacier National Park Is Montana's Family-Friendly Lakeside Ranch With Western-Style Fun - Islands (opens the original)
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Glacier National Park may be one of the biggest reasons travelers head to northwestern Montana. In addition to the park's nearly two dozen active glaciers, visitors are drawn to its over 700-mile trail network, while the park offers several camping options to sleep under the stars. But you don't have to stay within the park to spend the night surrounded by nature. About 45 minutes from Glacier's west entrance, Flathead Lake Lodge gives visitors a different way to experience the outdoors. Located
Forget Florida, Retire To Georgia's Vibrant Getaway With Growing Cities, Lake Fun, And Affordable Living - Islands (opens the original)
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Oftentimes, when retirees dream of where to spend their golden years, Florida is top of mind. It has sunny, warm weather year-round and a multitude of outdoor activities. Florida also has no state income tax, which is a benefit to many on fixed Social Security incomes. However, that doesn't necessarily make it affordable. In 2024, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis found that overall prices in the Sunshine State were about 3.4% above the national average. Luckily, retirees on a budget looking
Halfway Between Raleigh And Fayetteville Is North Carolina's Charming Vineyard With Dining - Islands (opens the original)
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When travelers think of North Carolina, they might envision the marshy beaches of the Outer Banks or the rugged Blue Ridge Mountains surrounding Asheville — not a vineyard within driving distance of the state's capital. But just over 30 minutes south of Raleigh and about 45 minutes north of Fayetteville, there is one known for its award-winning wines: Gregory Vineyards. Gregory Vineyards is a family-run 140-acre farm located in Angier, North Carolina. More than 20 of those acres are used for gro
Outside Raleigh Is North Carolina's Renowned Retirement Escape With Lake Fun, Colorful Parks, And Scenic Trails - Islands (opens the original)
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It's no surprise that in retirement, people who have spent a large portion of their lives in the city often crave the slower, more peaceful lifestyle of the South. The numbers show it. According to a 2026 HireAHelper study, seven out of 10 states with the most new residents aged 65 and older were southern states. North Carolina ranked number five on the list, with 17,231 inbound moves. Among the cities in the Tar Heel State, Raleigh, located in Wake County, is one of the most popular. Travelers
This Scenic Park Outside Raleigh Is An Artificial Lake Escape With Fishing, Boating, And Trails - Islands (opens the original)
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Raleigh, known for its museums, restaurants, and busy downtown, is landlocked, but travelers may be surprised to find a serene destination not far from the city where they can spend an afternoon by the water. About 25 minutes southwest of the North Carolina capital, Harris Lake County Park occupies a 680-acre peninsula in New Hill, North Carolina. The lake feels peaceful and secluded, with its calm waters surrounded by pine forest and tall marsh grasses. On clear days, the water reflects these s
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