The most fun thing to do in each state this summer

You can do much better than a trip to the pool.


Summer is officially here, which means it's time to go to the sun and do all your favorite hot weather activities. A weekend of a picnic, a trip to the beach another, maybe even a joy fire at night. But if you are looking forreally Things Amperes, you may want to try something quite out of the box and unexpected. To help you fill your calendar with fun things to dothis summerWe gathered the most interesting seasonal events and the attractions of each state. From the zipper on tend of the wild nature of Alaska to create a veil on a windjammer in Maine, we found something for everyone - everywhere.

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Alabama: Spend a day at the Huntsville Botanical Garden.

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TheHuntsville Botanical Garden Receives thousands of visitors a year and for good reason. With 112 acres of land and a seemingly endless range of plants and wildlife, there is always something "growing" at this oasis of Alabama. For example, throughout the months of June and July, you can make a night hike to fight the fireflies or take an external yoga class. And, of course, the centerContains weekly events This turns around its plants, including everything, hortensia walks and composting 101 to family camps and the versions of the butterflies.

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Alaska: Zip-line at the iced strait point in Hoonah.

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Located 30 miles west of Juneau, the small community of Hoonah offers its guests a stroll filled with adrenaline across the mountains. TOIced strait pointVisitors hike to the top of the Hoonah and Hop mountain on a zipper closing line that prevents them from backing down the mountain at 60 miles on time. (Yes, you can see the beauty of theAlaska Wilderness as do falkons.)

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Arizona: Go tubing on the salt river.

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In Arizona, summer temperatures often exceed 100 degrees, so any activity that allows a reprieve of heat is ideal. Fortunately, the visitors of the state can always enjoy the beauty of the outdoors without succumbing to the sun. In the National Forest of Tonto, tubes (floating in the river in an inner tube) on theSALT RIVER is the thing to do. SimplySlaty on a sunscreen and pack a few bottles of water (the tubing company provides tubes specially equipped with coolers) and hit the water.

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Arkansas: Eat watermelon at the Watermelon Hope Festival.

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If hope, Arkansas, is known for one thing, it's record size watermelons. That's why every August, dating back in the mid-1920s, the city has hosted theHope Watermelon Festival. The current festival offers arts and craftsmen, food and entertainment. There is even an event of the Watermelon Olympics, including events such as watermelon melting. You will also arrive at seeing some of the highest pastee steps of the year, some of which swifts the scale at nearly 200 pounds.

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California: Roll horses along Reyes National Seashore.

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Never mounted a horse before? This coastal trail could persuade you to give him a whirlwind. After the upholsteryPoint Reyes HOUSAGE, you and your group (the lodge offers guided rides) will go to the stunning breathtaking CaliforniaPoint Reyes National Seashore. There you will cross kilometers of seaside tracks on horseback.

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Colorado: Mount a hot air balloon on the rocks.

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If your dream is fromfloat In a hot air balloon surrounded by breathtaking beauty, thenColorado Hot Air Balloon Mountain Flights Have you covered? Take off in Breckenridge, the trip will give you a breathtaking view of theRocky Mountains. Each trip takes about an hour and travels a distance between two and 10 miles.

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Connecticut: Attend a summer camp for adults.

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Miss The Good Ole Days of Summer Camp? Well, as it turns out,Club getaway In Kent, Connecticut can recreate your most nostalgic moments. The "camp for adults" offers a plethora of outdoor experiences such as kayaking, archery, climbing and arts and crafts. But, above all, the entire Shebang is fed by something you certainly did not have camp like a child: a bar.

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Delaware: Take the taxi of Cape Town.

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That's right: Delaware has someBeautiful beaches and waterways. This means that one of the best things to do in this coastal state is struck in the water. If you do not have a boat to you, would you say on aTaxi with Cape Town to visit. The company offers told tours that discuss everything from the History of the Lewes shore at the history of the pirates of the region. You can also take a live music cruise if it's more your style.

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Florida: KAYAK Bioluminescent waters of Titusville.

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Just outside Titusville, Florida, on the famous spatial coast of the state, there exists a creek of fairies of fairies where the local plankton releases a bioluminescent glow. And from June to early October, visitors can attend phenomena in the most amazing way possible: bytumble In a lower light kayak. Since the tour is on a wildlife refuge, you could also see manatees, dolphins, herons and other rare wildlife species.

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Georgia: Explore Tybee Island.

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Tybee Island, a barrier island and asmall city Off the coast of Savannah, Georgia, is a popular attraction for those who want a relatively tourist holiday without tourism. From the picturesque pathetic to the picturesque pier, there are many places where relax and relax during your summer trip. In addition, since Savannah is nearby, you can hit the historic centers of the city and visit its beautiful gardens if you want to take the pace.

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Hawaii: Attend the Oceanfest of Duke in Honolulu.

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In Hawaii,Duke Paoa Kahinu Moke Hulikohola Kahanamoku, the athlete credited from the popularization of the former surfing sport in the early 1900s, is a very big deal. In fact, it is such a big problem that a celebration takes place every year in his honor of the famous Waikiki beach in Honolulu. The celebration, calledOceanfest du DucIt includes various water competitions, a canoe regatta at a mile swimming. There are also non-sporting events, such as a cinema night on the sand and a luau. In 2020, this takes place from August 22 to 30.

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Idaho: Picnic in Shoshone Falls.

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Often called the "Niagara of the West",Shoshone fallsIn both falls, Idaho is the best twinned with an idyllic picnic just on the edge of the water. This beautiful feature is 212 feet high (45 feet higher than Niagara) and 900 feet wide.

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Illinois: Get a view from Chicago's bird.

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Visitors to theObservatory John Hancock already had to fight all the fears of heights; 360-degree views of the windy city of a paneling bridge on the 94th floor can do even those who are not acrobilous gross. But recently, the attraction added a new twist or a newinclination, we should say. WithInclinationVisitors launch caution in the wind (we are only joking, it is very safe) and relying against a glass wall that inclines them from the building, offering an unparalleled view of the city.

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Indiana: Visit the Indianapolis zoo.

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No matter where you live, visit the zoo is one of the best summer activities. It's true for theZoo Indianapolis, too much. In addition, throughout the summer, this zoo offers a series of concerts:Zoopalooza (July 19-24 2020). The evenings have a special food menu, a complete bar and a long time for the visualization of animals and rides.

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Iowa: Go to bridge hunting.

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True, the bridges are motionless - but that does not mean they do not make for a good treasure hunt, especially in the County of Madison, the "Capital Pont Covered by Iowa. "The Winterset reception center can provide you with a card to guide each of the six covered bridges in the county, three of which can only be achieved by driving a dirt road. You are sure to capture at least one photo that would do for the perfect instagram pocket perfect, especially if you stand in mid-OctoberCovered Bridge Festival.

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Kansas: Travel in the frightening depths of a salt mine.

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Dive into the earth withStrataca, a museum affiliated with the salt company Hutchinson and the only salt mine of the nation that allows the tourists of its depths. Vent about 650 feet underground to take a tram tour through the mine. Then explore the mining gallery on foot. (Bring good walking shoes!)

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Kentucky: Drink your way through the Kentucky bourbon track.

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When in Kentucky, it's almost a sin if you do not take at least one state signature drink scene: Bourbon. To have a real sense of mind, make sure to check theKentucky Bourbon Trail, a deliciously tip experience that allows you toDrink your way through the state-Dont the wild turkey distillery at the brand of the manufacturer's brand has made its mark on history.

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Louisiana: Go crabbing in the parish of Cameron.

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Even if you are not a fisherman or an experienced fisherman, fishing crabs inCameron Parish In Louisiana, will at least give you a sense of admiration for sport. Not only that, but after your fishing getaways are over, you can explore the surrounding cities that are full of southern charm.

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Maine: Cruise on a windjammer.

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Nothing beats navigation on aboulder, a traditional vessel (sailboat type schooner) with comfortable neighborhoods. The crew will usually allow you to attempt your hand to raise the sail, raising the anchor, or direct the boat while you will sail on the coast for a few hours or a few days. Pro advice: To get the most authentic experience of Maine, Top have your trip with a lobster roll.

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Maryland: Revel in art in Artscape.

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Over three days, theArtcape Festival in Baltimore, Maryland, attracts thousands of visitors and offers rich abundance of local art, music and culture. In 2020, this festival takes place from July 17th to 19th. If you want to have a real idea of ​​what this state has to offer the art world, attend this festival, which includes "more than 150 artists, fashion designers and artisans".

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Massachusetts: Walk the path of freedom.

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This one is for all that youHistory Buffs. The next time you are in the Massachusetts, follow the 2.5-mile red line in Boston that leads to a series of 16 full sites to the American Revolution. TheFreedom of freedom Winds through Beacon Hill - One of the most amazing neighborhoods of the country's architecture - and leads you to the house ofPaul RevereThe Boston massacre site, and more.

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Michigan: Survey of sand dunes.

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Michigan, because it borders the Great Lakes, is filled with sand and many people. Michiganders Rave aboutBear sleeping dunes, a national lakeshore that offers a multitude of activities, granola (camping) at the sports (mountain bike) to families (exploring a lighthouse). If you want to engage in a more relaxed atmosphere, there is a lot ofvineyard In the area, so you can sip Vino when scanning the dunes with a comfortable distance.

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Minnesota: Catch a glimpse of Northern National Park National Park.

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Yes, there are ways to see the famousNordic lights In some parts of the United States that do not require you to travel ice and snow, includingNational Park Travelers in Minnesota. Although you are slightly more likely to spot this famous natural area of ​​natural light during the winter, there are still some nights without clouds when you can get a glimpse of the red and purple hues of your tent.

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Mississippi: Attend the Tupelo Elvis festival.

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In Tupelo, Mississippi, residents are constantly recalled thatElvis Presley, who was born here, once traversed the same streets. So, to honor the birth of an icon that has inevitably changed the American music scene, the city of Tupelo throws an annual bash that attracts hundreds of thousands of presley fans every year. (In 2020, he manages June 3rd to 7th.) Impersonation competitions with historical reconstructions, theTupelo Elvis Festival packs a musical punch. And if you miss the main event, do not worry; There is a lot of presley's story in this city all year round.

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Missouri: Wander in the streets of the city of dollar money.

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A theme park with a head of head in history,Silver Dollar City In Branson, Missouri, is filled with Russian mountain rides, family shows and the 1880's culture of the Ozarks, with craftsmen who demonstrate Glassuling's arts, candle making and more.

And if you are ready to explore beyond the amusement park, the city of Branson itself also fulfills a variety of experiences in a unique way. Consider visiting theTitanic museum, which is constructed as the legendary shipwreck ship itself (and marketed as the world's largest attraction) or to eat a meal atMel's Hard Luck Dinerwhere the servers trying to do it in the music business serene you as they deliver your dinner.

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Montana: Go swimming in the Flathad Lake.

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Covering an impressive 197 square miles,Lake In the northwest of Montana, the perfect weekend destination - a slice of delicious nature is suitable for fishing, swimming or pulp of nature. Do not forget yourSolar cream!

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Nebraska: Wade through a sunflower field on the farm of the day of the tree.

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Now struck a national historic monument, theTree party farm, in the city of Nebraska, Nebraska, is actually the site of the very first feast of the day of the trees in the United States, held in 1872. Decades later, the visitors of this farm can explore the impressive collection of trees and wade in the fields of sunflowers.

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Nevada: Soak in a natural spring under the stars.

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More than many other states, Nevada offers travelers a chance to lean into a series of natural sources located in all parts of the state. Described above,Spencer Hot Springsis a perfect example of the appeal of robust hot springs of the state - an idyllic unnecessary retreat located on a "the most solitary highway of America" ​​and surrounded by the incredible backdrop of the Yoyabe range.

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New Hampshire: Soak a local IPA at the new Brewers Hampshire festival.

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Call all Aficionados IPA: theNew Hampshire Brewers FestivalHeld on July 11, 2020, offers premises and foreigners a chance to become familiar with the culture of local craft beer. At the festival, some 4o local brewers have more than 120 state craft beers. Do not try to drink them all!

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New Jersey: Walk around the historic cape can.

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Rather than moving towards the more obvious summer destinations of New Jersey Summertime (goodbye, atlantic city!), Venture rather than Cape May, a seaside resort located at the southern tip of New Jersey Cap, Peninsula. Whether you climb on the stairs of Cape May Lighthouse to take a breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean or treat yourself in a meal in one of the Washington Street shopping center, you will not regret your beach holiday. Typical.

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New Mexico: Go Stargazing at the National Monument of Pueblo Missions of Salinas.

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Although you make a visit toSalinas Pueblo Missions National Monument In New Mexico, the day of the day wears a magic except, you will really want to see it during the twilight or the full night. In a good night, you can even catch a more preserved view ofthe Milky Way.

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New York: Dance to live music at MOMA PS1 warms.

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During nine Saturdays in the summer, thePS1 Modern Art Museum In Queens presents a series of thrilling exterior concerts. Old ancients include the tastes ofSave,Cardi B,THOM YORKE, andJamie XX. In New York, there are many hot shows in town. This could be hottest.

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North Carolina: See you to Southport for a holiday in the romantic island.

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If this city seems familiar, it is because many filmmakers have turned to its idyllic beaches to film a number of films and television shows fromDawson Creek ToNicolas sparks movie adaptations likeRefuge. And now, it is possible to have your own fairy tale tale romance in Southport - a city with more cinematographic beaches and comfortable restaurants that you can not shake a stick.

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North Dakota: Go to the musical of Medora.

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Since 1965, the amphitheater of Hills Burning near Medora, North Dakota, has hosted theMusical During the summer months, a returning musical comedy in the Wild West Days of the State.

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Ohio: Zip-line under the full moon of Camp Kern.

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What is better than to slip through the luxuriant Ohio Wilderness? How about the zipped lining under the light of the full moon. It's just toCamp Kern in OhioYou can get the speed of the speed of a zip-line but with a minimum visual reference for maximum adrenaline. (Do not worry: it's quite sure.)

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Oklahoma: Mosey around the National Cowboy Museum.

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Take a few steps a few steps from the junction of prosperity, a reproduction of a western city from the early 1900s and you will want you to have put your spurs and your sources for a saunter in the living room or school of room. Well known as theNational Museum of Cowboy & Western HeritageThis gem of the city of Oklahoma is dedicated to the preservation of "the history and evolving cultures of the American West", as indicated in its mission statement. The museum offers Western art galleries and exhibitions that explore Wild Western, Rodéos of real life to fictitious farms ofJohn Wayne.

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Oregon: Stargaze and drink beer at the Bend.

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More than any other place in the state of Oregon, theHop (Local Brasserie Brewery Heroes in Bend, Oregon, allows adults to be children again - with a touch. With a beer by hand, these lucky to pay a visit to a dignified brewing can climb the stairs to the intelligently named hopservatory to receive a preview of the cosmos.

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Pennsylvania: Roll roller mountains and eat chocolate at Hersheypark.

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To get a scene behind the scenes, look at how your favorite Hershey bar is made (if you dare), visitHersheyPark In the Hershey, Pennsylvania appropriately. And if you are looking for something more fun than sweet, perhaps a walk on one of the many Russian rides in the amusement park could make your stay at the institution a memorable.

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Rhode Island: Watch a river getting on fire!

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Yes, this event is just as intriguing as its name suggests. Every summer and early autumn, Rhode Islanders and tourists gather to drink in the splendor ofForfire Providence, a modern art display where more than 80 fire sculptures are placed on the surface of the three rivers that cross providence. Venetian gondules cross the waterway and Tibetan singing music from music under the bridges. Bonus: Attendance is totally free!

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Caroline from the south: Sandder through the city market of Charleston.

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Serving local sections since 1788, the city market is a long-standing charlestontradition. While wandering through the three-block market, buyers can browse a range of genuine sweetgrass baskets with fresh produce to unique art and hand - and all inclusive between the two! In the evening from March to December, the market remains jumping with live animations from 6:30 to 10:30.

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South Dakota: Go Rock Ancestry in the Black Hills National Forest.

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Although climbing, the Monument of Mount Rushmore is strictly forbidden, the mountaineers of all capacities have the opportunity to explore a number of other magnificent and stimulating rock formations.Black Hills National Forest In the west of South Dakota. In Keystone, Trailhead's wrinkled climbers offer parking and a meeting place for rock climbers to meet before exploring all the peaks of the park.

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Tennessee: The Jamboree Festival and Fiddlers Crafts in Smithville.

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For those who do not know this local favorite, theJamboree Festival and Fiddlers Crafts, in Smithville, Tennessee, is designed to show the proud heritage of the state appalaches, presenting more than 35 categories of music and dance, streets full of food and crafts, and surely, that will not surprise you - a lot of violation. In 2020, the Festival occurs on July 3rd on the day of independence.

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Texas: Look at the cows go home.

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You will feel as if you come back to the wild west when you set foot in theFort Worth Stockyards, with its authentic corras and brick-bordered streets. Although there you will not want to miss the "single-bovine-twice-daily newspaper", where the livestock is hedged on the streets at 11:30 and at 16:00.

While you wait for the cows, you can try one of the steakhouses or stop nearby.Billy Bob's, the "biggest honky-tonk in the world". If you have trouble right, you might even be in town for theFort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo, a three-week long-term event with bucking bronces, veal grazes, tractor parades, etc.

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Utah: Go on a hike at the full moon in Bryce Canyon.

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During full moons, the canyons and the rocky trails of Bryce Canyon take an entirely different personality. To see this new side of Bryce Canyon in Utah for yourself, the park offers guidedFull moon towers For these visitors wishing to brave the black to catch a glimpse of the thinking of the Milky Way on the darkest corners of the canyon. Just make sure to bring your hiking boots!

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Vermont: Get a glance on the scenes of Ben & Jerry.

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In addition to long days at the beach, the summer also means enjoying more than your fair share of cold treats - like the ice cream of Ben & Jerry. And there is no better vacation destination than the place where Ben & Jerry ice cream has been created: the Waterbury factory in Vermont.

Throughout the year,Special visits are offered at the Waterbury plant. There are many free samples along the way, with a fanciful walk through the cemetery of the flavors, where visitors have a chance to see all the flavors who have never done it to the big leagues.

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Virginia: Stroll through the streets of Colonial Williamsburg.

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Learn everything about how our ancestors (and presidents) lived with a visit toColonial Williamsburgwhere you can watch craftsmen to perfect their skills, hear a "nation builder" asMartha Washington WhereJames Armeradad Lafayette, or sit down and enjoy a ride in a horseback carriage.

After your history day, make sure to take the long way home with a detour along theBlue Ridge Parkway, an extent of winding roads that embrace the Blue Ridge mountains and provide a series of panoramic guaranteed outlook for breathtaking.

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Washington: Brave the water of white.

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Brace yourself on your lifejackets and get ready to look at the rapids on a trip to Washington. Ranging from class borrowed to children I to the bold class IV, the Washington rivers have something for every Whitewater White White rafter, according toSeattle magazine. For those who could promote pleasure, it's a little less stomach, the Washington coast is also a great place forWhale watching.

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Western Virginia: Walking over a gorge of appalaches.

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Built in 1977, theNew Gorge River Bridgewas built to allow vehicles to cross the mountain range of Western Virginia, but that does not mean that pedestrians can not enjoy it. Book a tour withBridgewalkAnd you can attach yourself to a safety cable and cross the length of the structure of 3,30 feet, which offers a breathtaking view of the new river precipitated in the throat below. Or, if you can pass it in your schedule, try to visit "Bridge Day", an annual celebration of the third Saturday of October where the bridge is closed to automotive traffic so that adventure applicants can reminder, zip- line or base jumping from that.

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Wisconsin: Explore the architectural feast at home on the rock.

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Since 1960,Alex Jordan's An incredible creation has been opened to the public in the green spring, Wisconsin. With an attractive architecture assortment of the largest world carousel for automated musical machines and more special wonders in the rooms of thisHouse on the rock.

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Wyoming: Go camp on Jenny Lake.

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Located in the Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming,Jenny Lake It is described by many as the culmination of this national park, giving campers a magnificent view to wake up every morning. After a swimming in the morning, spend a hike in the number of trails that surround the lake. And if you are looking to escape the crowd, here'sWhere to go during your next summer vacation.


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