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The Best Beach in San Francisco
Written by Britt_Turner, USA, October 2010
Hidden deep within the Presidio, Baker Beach is the best (and in my opinion the most beautiful) beach in San Francisco. It has a great view of the bridge and usually isn't too crowded. Beware though ...
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The Grand Canyon: East Rim Drive
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, February 2013
Most people who visit the Grand Canyon head to the popular South Rim (but the North Rim ,
which is slightly colder and harder to access, has its upsides, too).
If you come into the canyon ...
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The Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Written by Hudson, USA, February 2013
Though its name might sound funny, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art is a prestigious museum venerated throughout the South for its truly impressive array of Southern art – the largest collection of ...
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The Road to Hana in Maui
Written by Hudson, USA, November 2011
Maui is a favorite
among the Hawaiian locals and visitors alike. It is widely known for its
meandering country roads, its lush beauty and small sleepy island
towns. It is the home of the Bonzai ...
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Tips for Visiting the Grand Canyon in the Spring
Written by Jessica F, March 2013
Spring is a great time to visit the Grand Canyon.You’ll get to avoid the heavy crowds and intense heat that exist during the summer months, as well as the risks involved with visiting in winter, ...
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Top of The World
Written by gtgolf, October 2010
The Top of The World restaurant is a must if you can handle the heights. Located at the top of the Stratosphere Hotel tower this restaurant is a slow rotating restaurant that gives you views all over ...
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Torrey Pines State Park
Written by Hudson, USA, January 2013
During any visit to San Diego, it’s easy to see that this great city by the water is in an ideal. picturesque setting. Not only does this city about the great Pacific Ocean, but it also adjoins ...
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Visiting the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, September 2012
Downtown Las Vegas is an apex of fun, entertainment, performance and luxury. The Grand Canyon ,
isolated and peaceful, is one of the planet’s most incredible
creations. The truth is, it is ...
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Visiting the Hamptons from NYC
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, September 2012
The Hamptons, so-called in reference to Southampton and East Hampton,
are about 75–100 miles (120-160 km) east of Manhattan and have a
reputation for being quite an affluent area, as seen in the ...
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Waimea Canyon
Written by Kyle, USA, October 2012
Urban legend holds that Mark Twain dubbed Waimea Canyon
as “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific” upon first catching sight of her
deep, colorful gorges. Whether or not the legend is true isn’t ...
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Waipi'o Valley
Written by Kyle, USA, January 2013
More than just a pretty picture, the Big Island ‘s Waipi’o Valley is a place of immense cultural and historical significance to the people of Hawaii .
Over the centuries this one-mile wide, ...
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Walking the High Line
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, February 2013
NYC ‘s High Line ,
a former freight rail line (1934–1980) that was converted to a public
park, runs for about a mile and a half (2.3 km) through the Meatpacking
District, Chelsea ,
and Hell’s ...
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When to Visit the Grand Canyon
Written by Natalie Grant, USA, September 2012
As a popular destination with excursions often booked up months in advance, the Grand Canyon
is an experience that differs greatly depending on the time of year you
visit. There are pros and ...
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Where to Hike in Los Angeles
Written by Hudson, USA, August 2012
Though it might not readily come to mind, Los Angeles
has got its fair share of wilderness to explore. I know what you’re
thinking: concrete jungle doesn’t count. But believe me, it’s easier ...
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Why You Should Take a Bus Tour in NYC
Written by Jessica F, March 2013
For those visiting New York City, it can be difficult to see all the sites in just one trip. Not only are there a large number of worthwhile attractions, but they’re spread out all over the city. ...
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