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A Long Weekend in Montreal: Poutine, Bagels and a Walk on the Grand Prix Track
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

A Long Weekend in Montreal: Poutine, Bagels and a Walk on the Grand Prix Track

Poutine at La Banquise, a walk along the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve and fresh St-Viateur bagels: what a four-da...

Golden Trout Wilderness: California's Quiet Corner of the Southern Sierra
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Golden Trout Wilderness: California's Quiet Corner of the Southern Sierra

Golden Trout Wilderness in California's southern Sierra: 300,000 acres across Sequoia and Inyo forests, with t...

NCLH Volunteers Hit Virginia Key Beach for International Coastal Cleanup Day
Travel & Airline News

NCLH Volunteers Hit Virginia Key Beach for International Coastal Cleanup Day

NCLH, the NHL, Peter Worrell and Force Blue led 60+ volunteers in a Virginia Key cleanup for International Coa...

Abitibi-Témiscamingue: Quebec's Quiet Corner of 22,000 Lakes Just Over the Ontario Line
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Abitibi-Témiscamingue: Quebec's Quiet Corner of 22,000 Lakes Just Over the Ontario Line

Skip the reservation scramble: Abitibi-Témiscamingue in northwest Quebec offers 22,000 lakes, big paddling and...

REI Is Slashing Up to 40% Off Hiking Boots and Trail Shoes Right Now
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REI Is Slashing Up to 40% Off Hiking Boots and Trail Shoes Right Now

Outside's gear team rounds up 13 hiking boots and trail runners on sale at REI, with discounts up to 40% from...

Los Órganos: Peru's Quiet Beach Town Where Humpbacks Pass By and Beginners Learn to Surf
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Los Órganos: Peru's Quiet Beach Town Where Humpbacks Pass By and Beginners Learn to Surf

Los Órganos in northern Peru: whale watching July-October, beginner-friendly surf, sea turtles and fresh cevic...

Tulsa Beats Cincinnati and Denver as America's Best Oktoberfest
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Tulsa Beats Cincinnati and Denver as America's Best Oktoberfest

Tulsa, Oklahoma's Zecco Oktoberfest was voted America's best for a third year. Dates, beer tents, Family Day a...

Nine Days in the Adirondacks: What Finishing the Northville-Placid Trail Actually Feels Like
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Nine Days in the Adirondacks: What Finishing the Northville-Placid Trail Actually Feels Like

A day-by-day look at finishing the Northville-Placid Trail in the Adirondacks — mud, waterfalls and a two-mile...

Neskowin Ghost Forest: Where an Ancient Spruce Forest Rises From the Oregon Surf
Unusual & Undiscovered Destinations

Neskowin Ghost Forest: Where an Ancient Spruce Forest Rises From the Oregon Surf

Oregon's Neskowin Ghost Forest: ancient Sitka spruce stumps exposed at low tide, plus where to stay and paddle...

Virginia Robinson Gardens: Beverly Hills' Quiet 6-Acre Secret
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Virginia Robinson Gardens: Beverly Hills' Quiet 6-Acre Secret

Beverly Hills' best-kept secret: the Virginia Robinson Gardens, a 6.2-acre historic estate garden with Italian...

Brides keep an Oregon ghost town alive — one postmark at a time
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Brides keep an Oregon ghost town alive — one postmark at a time

Bridal Veil, Oregon, a near-abandoned logging town in the Columbia River Gorge, survives on brides mailing wed...

Chattanooga Just Became North America's First National Park City
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Chattanooga Just Became North America's First National Park City

Chattanooga, Tennessee is North America's first National Park City. What the designation means, how the city c...

Two Argentine Paddlers Aim to Kayak 1,300km from the Andes to the Atlantic
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Two Argentine Paddlers Aim to Kayak 1,300km from the Andes to the Atlantic

Argentine kayakers Alexis Valladares and Sebastian Clemente launch a 1,300km paddle from the Andes near Moqueh...

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