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78 places across 13 regions. Filter, save the ones you like, and plan your trip.

78 places

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New England

Acadia National Park

Cadillac Mountain, tallest on the Atlantic coast

Moderate Coastal & cliff walking VideoArticleMap
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Mid-Atlantic

Adirondack Park

6.1 million acres, 52 per cent of it private

Moderate Forest & estate VideoArticleMap
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Rocky Mountains

Aspen

A silver camp that came back

Moderate Alpine & high mountain VideoArticleMap
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Texas

Austin

The Texas capital, incorporated in 1839

Easy Cycling route VideoArticleMap
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California

Big Sur

Where the Santa Lucia Mountains meet the sea

Moderate Coastal & cliff walking VideoArticleMap
All seasons
New England

Boston

Founded in 1630 by Puritans from Lincolnshire

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New England

Cape Cod

Named by Bartholomew Gosnold in 1602

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Southeast

Charleston

Charles Town of 1670, moved here in 1680

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Midwest & Great Lakes

Chicago

Rebuilt after the fire of 1871

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Gulf South

Florida Keys

A coral cay archipelago out to Key West

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Southwest

Grand Canyon

277 miles long and over a mile deep

Hard Gorge & canyon VideoArticleMap
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Rocky Mountains

Jackson Hole

A graben valley fifty-five miles long

Moderate Alpine & high mountain VideoArticleMap
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Alaska

Juneau

The capital, on the Gastineau Channel

Easy Glacier & ice VideoArticleMap
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California

Lake Tahoe

The largest alpine lake in North America

Moderate Alpine & high mountain VideoArticleMap
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Midwest & Great Lakes

Mackinac Island

Michilimackinac, the Great Turtle

Easy Cycling route VideoArticleMap
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Southeast

Mount Mitchell

The highest ground east of the Mississippi

Moderate Forest & estate VideoArticleMap
All seasons
Great Plains

Mount Rushmore

Four heads, sixty feet tall, 1927 to 1941

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Gulf South

New Orleans

French colonists on the Mississippi, 1718

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New England

Newport

Mansions and sailing on Aquidneck Island

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All seasons
Mid-Atlantic

Niagara Falls

Horseshoe Falls, most powerful in North America

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Southeast

Outer Banks

Two hundred miles of barrier island

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All seasons
Mid-Atlantic

Philadelphia

Founded in 1682 by the Quaker William Penn

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All seasons
Pacific Northwest

Portland

Where the Willamette meets the Columbia

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Texas

San Antonio

Named for Saint Anthony of Padua in 1691

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All seasons
California

San Francisco

The Presidio and the Mission, both of 1776

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All seasons
Southwest

Santa Fe

The oldest state capital, founded in 1610

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Southeast

Savannah

The oldest city in Georgia, laid out in 1733

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All seasons
Pacific Northwest

Seattle

Between Puget Sound and Lake Washington

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Gulf South

St. Augustine

Continuously inhabited since 8 September 1565

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New England

Stowe

The Ski Capital of the East, under Mount Mansfield

Moderate Forest & estate VideoArticleMap
All seasons
Hawaii

Waikīkī

First capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii

Easy Accessible walking VideoArticleMap
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New England

White Mountains

Mount Washington, and seventy-six years of wind

Hard Forest & estate VideoArticleMap