Nola Sarkisian-Miller
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Just Over A Half Hour From LA Is An Outdoor Haven With Mountain Trails, Diverse Wildlife, And Scenic Views - Islands (opens the original)
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Every city has its go-to, overcrowded hike that provides a solid workout, but can start to get ho-hum. In Los Angeles, that's the trail at Wilacre Park, commonly known as Fryman Canyon in Studio City, where finding parking is an experience in frustration. If you're willing to go a little further afield, you can enjoy a more peaceful outing at Rocky Peak Park in Simi Valley, known as one of California's safest cities. This sprawling, 4,800-acre landscape of fantastical rock formations, unexpected
Between Santa Cruz And Santa Barbara Is California's Unsung Nature Reserve With Wetland Trails And Sand Dunes - Islands (opens the original)
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Urban dwellers dream of a forest where they can escape the city's cacophony of horns, sirens, roaring engines, and jackhammers. Los Osos' backyard is thick with nature reserves, including Los Osos Oaks State Natural Reserve. Established in 1972, this ecological treasure — not to be confused with Oso Creek Trail in Mission Viejo – is a 90-acre spread of sand dunes covered in coast live oak trees that date back 800 years. The dwarf oaks are rarely taller than 8 feet due to the poor soil, but in mo
Just Outside Seattle Is A Beautiful Suburban Day Trip With Parks, Restaurants, And Easy Access To The Puget Sound - Islands (opens the original)
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Like Seattle itself, the city's charming suburbs do not disappoint, especially since many encircle the natural, aquatic beauty of Puget Sound — a meandering estuary of bays and islands shaped by prehistoric glaciers. One day trip to add to your Washington itinerary is the easy drive to Normandy Park, a waterfront community with verdant parks and tasty bites, roughly 13 miles south of the Emerald City. Normandy Park strikes the right balance of few people — a mere 6,600 — and a lot of trees, incl
Near Irvine Is A Friendly California City With Historic Streets, Indie Shops, And Tasty Restaurants - Islands (opens the original)
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Orange County's blessings are many: beaches, balmy weather, nature preserves, and sprawling shopping malls. But this California region also delivers on small-town charm and period architecture. One example is found in the city of Tustin, a friendly community near Irvine lined with a historic Main Street, quaint shops, and delicious eateries. Residents are protective of Tustin's heritage and preserve it with a museum and historical society, which pays off with festivities like holiday tours and t
America's Most Stressful Airport In 2026 Is A Major Midwest Hub - Islands (opens the original)
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With its mesmerizing skyline, captivating museums, and die-hard sports culture, Chicago is a city most people love. It was even named the Best Big City in the U.S. by Condé Nast Traveler readers in 2025. What most travelers don't love is one of its airports. In fact, Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) earned the dubious distinction of America's most stressful airport, based on a study by transportation firm Mozio. The company analyzed 20 of the United States' busiest airports, focusing o
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