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Nestled in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, Rabun County, Georgia claims the title of the state's Farm-to-Table Capital with five Best Chef America award recipients and stunning natural beauty.

The Mississippi River bridges Iowa and Illinois, creating each state's unique shapes, but also bringing each side closer together. In the Quad Cities, the Mississippi River is an integral part of community life.

Be it a museum, a restaurant, or downtown streets, Tifton offers memorable experiences for all visitors. By venturing off the beaten path, you'll find endless attractions in South Georgia.

In spring, Dodge City comes alive with energy and anticipation of the upcoming travel season — from the Annual Southwest Kansas Winter Expo to legendary Wild West history and outdoor adventure.

Once upon a time, back in 1976, Storybook Land in Aberdeen, South Dakota, opened its gates and brought classic fairy tales to life. Now, 50 years later, it's preparing for a golden anniversary celebration.

Summersville Lake is the largest clear water lake in West Virginia — 60 miles of shoreline, 2,800 acres of water, and crystal-clear blue waters that have earned it the nickname 'the Little Bahamas of the East.'

From slow-cooked ribs at Dee Jay's to Mediterranean warmth at Theo Yianni's, Brooke and Hancock Counties in the Top of West Virginia serve up some of the most satisfying comfort food in the region.

The City of The Dalles, Oregon, is nestled in the foothills along the scenic Columbia River Gorge — one of Oregon's most historical cities and the town at the end of the Oregon Trail.

The Catskills in New York's Sullivan County have been a vacation destination since the early 1900s — and today this haven of charming small towns offers outdoor adventure, stage performances, wellness, creativity, and culinary delights just 90 miles from Manhattan.