Trails, backroads, shorelines, culinary finds, and gear worth carrying — dispatches from the places we explore.
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New Ulm, Minnesota was founded by German immigrants in 1854 and has maintained its German character with remarkable fidelity — the architecture, the language, the food, the music, and the community spirit all reflect a heritage that is 170 years old and still very much alive.
New Ulm celebrates its German heritage with some of the most authentic and joyful festivals in America — from the massive Oktoberfest celebration to the intimate Fasching (German Mardi Gras) to the summer Heritagefest.
Ocean Springs has one of the most vibrant arts communities of any small town in America — a legacy of the visionary artist Walter Anderson and the creative community that has grown up around his extraordinary work.
From Mardi Gras in February to the Peter Anderson Festival in November, Ocean Springs celebrates every season with festivals, markets, and community events that showcase the town's art, food, and Gulf Coast culture.
Vermont has more covered bridges per square mile than any other state in America — more than 100 historic structures that have been carrying traffic across the state's rivers and streams for nearly 200 years.

Clemson, South Carolina is perfectly situated in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and alongside three picturesque lakes — a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and food lovers alike.

From classic cars and vibrant arts to outdoor adventure and agritourism, you'll find a blend of countryside and creativity in Chenango County, New York.

Gettysburg, PA stands uniquely positioned as one of our nation's premiere historic travel destinations — breathtaking landscapes, outdoor activities, adventurous dining, and an unparalleled look at America's past.

In Grants Pass, bold flavors flow like the Rogue River, and every bite tells a story worth savoring — fine dining, laid-back cocktails, and outdoor adventure with a side of flavor.
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