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This European Mountain City Is A Foodie's Dream With Tangy Cheese, Wild Herbs, And Wineries - AOL (opens the original)
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France, Spain, and Italy might be some of the most visited countries in Europe , but why not head off-the-beaten-path instead? The underrated, crowd-free paradise of Georgia — the country, not the U.S. state — is a perfect example of this. While the entire country of Georgia is beautiful, there's one city that's a must-visit for foodies: Kutaisi. Tbilisi, Georgia's underrated and wildly affordable capital, may welcome the most visitors in the country, but Kutaisi is one of the oldest continually
The Longest Trail In The World Stretches From Coast To Coast Across Canada's Idyllic Landscape - AOL (opens the original)
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Canada is the second-largest country in the world by area, with an incredible diversity of landscapes: mountains, prairies, rugged coastline, and more. Canada is also home to the longest multi-use trail system in the world — the Trans Canada Trail. This epic 28,000-kilometer (17,000-mile) trail was established in 1992 and is accessible for hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders; in the snowy winter months, cross-country skiers and snowmobilers can use the trail, too. The Trans Canada Trail is ma
Canada's Ethereal High Elevation Lake Dubbed 'Caribbean Of The North' Is A Swimming And Paddling Paradise - Islands (opens the original)
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There are over 20,000 lakes in British Columbia, so visitors to this beautiful part of Canada have plenty of options for a lake getaway. One of the most stunning lakes to visit in B.C. is Johnson Lake, located in the southeastern part of the province, northeast of Kamloops. This gorgeous lake is often referred to as the "Caribbean of the North" due to its clear, turquoise water, and it's a popular spot for water activities like swimming and paddling. This otherworldly lake is 3.1 miles long and
Minnesota's Once-Thriving Mines Transformed Into The State's Deepest Inland Lake With Crystal-Clear Water - Islands (opens the original)
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Minnesota is known for its lakes — although the state is called the Land of 10,000 Lakes, there are actually 11,842 lakes here. One way to experience the state's unique lakes is by visiting central Minnesota and discovering the deepest inland lake in the state: The Mahnomen, Alstead, and Arco Mine Lake Chain. These lakes were once part of the state's booming mining industry in the Cuyuna Range. Today, they offer opportunities for outdoor recreation in super-clear water. The Cuyuna Range was once
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