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Missoula University town combines fun in the outdoors with the culture of the big city. Missoula is a laid-back Western town with a lot of history. It is in the Northern Rockies, surrounded by national forests and mountain ranges, and at the point where three rivers meet. There are many ways to enjoy the town’s … Read more
Birmingham Lovely clothes, art, food, civil rights, and a good time. People who live in Birmingham often hear from tourists who are visiting for the first time that they didn’t know how beautiful the area was. With the dramatic foothills of the Appalachians in the background, the city is built on a series of lush, … Read more
If you want to experience the urban culture of the Southeastern United States, Nashville, Tennessee, is the place to go. It has a lively country music scene, creative Southern food, and cool areas. There is, however, a short 313 km drive southeast that will take you right into Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Some of … Read more
Black Hills From Badlands National Park to Mount Rushmore and more You can see both man-made and natural masterpieces in the Black Hills of South Dakota. These hills are home to five national parks and monuments, including Mount Rushmore, which is known as the “Shrine of Democracy.” There is a huge range of things to … Read more
Fargo The movie “Fargo” made this small, lively city famous. Fargo is the biggest city in North Dakota, but even though it only has 118,000 people, it is much more active than its size would suggest. There are many cultural, historical, and fun things to do, so tourists will always be able to find something … Read more
Milwaukee A modern city in the Midwest Interested in how people live in the Midwestern USA today? You don’t need to look any further than this cool city, which is on the shores of Lake Michigan and has streets that are easy to walk on and neighborhoods that are full of character. Milwaukee is a … Read more
Arizona Go on big adventures in Arizona. Arizona is huge and old, just like its most famous natural feature, the Grand Canyon. It’s a mix of beautiful colors, surprising landscapes, and interesting geology. The state has many beautiful things to see, like snow-capped mountains, rushing rivers, clean lakes, and sandy beaches on the shores of … Read more
Mammoth Mountains offer fun outside all year. The California mountains are full of amazing things to see and do. Mammoth Lakes is a great place to start your adventure. Go on a walk to Rainbow Falls or check out the Devil’s Postpile National Monument with family and friends. It only takes a short drive to … Read more
Houma In Louisiana’s Bayou Country, the Cajuns are friendly. Houma is only 88 kilometers southwest of New Orleans, but it feels like a world away. It is in Louisiana’s Bayou Country, which is made up of about 6,500 square kilometers of mysterious swamps and large marshes. The Gulf of Mexico, coffee-colored bayous, and a never-ending … Read more
Maryland Visit beaches, Baltimore, and sites related to colonial times. People often call Maryland “America in miniature” because it has a lot of different landscapes, from mountains to beaches. Maryland was one of the first 13 states in the United States. It was settled by English people in 1634. This state became the seventh to … Read more