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Skip The Grand Canyon — Visit These 10 Pacific Northwest Alternatives Instead - Islands (opens the original)
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With more than 4.4 million visitors stopping by Grand Canyon National Park in 2025, the Grand Canyon's most popular and accessible viewpoints often suffer from overcrowding and irksome traffic jams. The good news for canyon fans is that, while the Grand Canyon of Arizona may be the "grandest" of America's canyons, it is far from the only one. Nor is the American Southwest the nation's only region with magnificent canyon systems to visit. Much farther north from the Arizona deserts, the much wett
10 Historic Towns And Picturesque Villages In England's Somerset Countryside - Islands (opens the original)
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While London is undoubtedly the United Kingdom's tourism capital (as well as its political, cultural, and economic capital), the U.K.'s landscapes outside the city offer plenty for travelers to explore. One worthwhile English destination away from London's crowded streets is the historic county of Somerset. Located in the West Country, Somerset is a charming countryside spread out across southwestern England, where classic English moors meet windswept beaches and ancient sites mesh with modern d
One Of North America's Least Visited National Parks Offers Remote Outdoor Adventures - AOL (opens the original)
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British Columbia's mixture of awe-inspiring mountain ranges, ravishing coastline, and Pacific Northwest climate has established it as perhaps Canada's most outdoorsy province. National parks like Kootenay and Yoho have acclaimed mountain views and experiences, and even the populous city of Vancouver has abundant outdoor activities. Not every outdoor destination in British Columbia is quite as popular, however. Far away from the city streets of Vancouver, on a remote island off the province's nor
The Unique Secret Spot In Death Valley National Park That Most Tourists Miss - AOL (opens the original)
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Though debates will always rage about which U.S. national park is the most beautiful or the best for recreation, few would dispute that Death Valley National Park, situated in California and Nevada, would win the title for "most ominous name." Indeed, the macabre moniker is quite apt in this case. Sitting in a natural "bowl" just east of the Sierra Nevada, Death Valley is one of the lowest, driest, and hottest places on Earth. With summer temperatures regularly rocketing well into the triple dig
5 Unique Washington, D.C., Neighborhoods I Love As A Local - Islands (opens the original)
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Washington, D.C., is, of course, the capital of the United States. However, beyond the storied halls of Congress, the White House, and the seats of American government, sits an actual city where people live their lives. Even outside the famed National Mall and its iconic monuments and Smithsonian Museums, D.C. has plenty of secret spots that tourists often miss. And happily, these secret spots often overlap with the district's unique and vibrant neighborhoods. Having lived in the area for severa
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