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Northwest of New York City and southwest of Albany, the Catskills region includes mountains, scenic lakes and plenty of wilderness. Separate from the immense span of the Appalachian Mountains, the Catskills has it own interesting featu…
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New York is the ultimate pedestrian city. It is a perfect destination for anyone who is seeking an active sightseeing vacation. Additionally, the city's numerous parks provide excellent pathways for joggers, cyclists and skaters. Be…
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New York is one of the world's most pedestrian-friendly cities in the world. As such, whether you use a self-guided or a commercial tour, the New York City parks and historic landmarks can easily be explored on foot. Guided walking to…
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Times Square, particularly at night, never fails to impress. A good meal in Times Square is another matter--the area is filled with generic chain restaurants. Your best bet is to do what the locals do and walk a couple of blocks west t…
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If you are heading to Wisconsin to fish, hunt, trap or stay at one of the state's 4,600 campsites, there is bound to be a steak restaurant in Wisconsin near your location. Whether you are in the mood for a 6 oz. sirloin or a 24 oz. por…
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Hanover, New York, located next to Lake Erie, is a great place for people who are interested in water sports, hiking and skiing. While many stay in hotels in Utica, New York, while exploring Hanover, these hotels can often be expensive…
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Uniondale, N.Y., is a hamlet on Long Island near New York City. The small village is only 2.7 square miles in area. Although it is primarily an urban area, there is still a good selection of outdoor activities to enjoy, enhanced by th…
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Travelers to Phoenix can anticipate plenty of sunshine-filled days. Whether golfing, hiking in Papago Park, or horseback riding along desert trails, Phoenix provides the weather and the scenery to make any trip unforgettable. A frequ…
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An array of people from countless backgrounds has made New York City their home. This rich diversity can be experienced while simply walking through the city streets, but it is perhaps most enjoyably experienced when sampling the epic…
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New Yorkers eager to escape the hustle and bustle of city life often come to nearby Montclair for a respite in nature. The town is home to the Eagle Rock Reservation, Mountainside Park, Brookdale Park and Watchung Park, making it one o…
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Union Square is one of downtown New York's most famous tourist sites. It is historically a site of political and social activism. It is also the site of the Union Square Greenmarket, which is held year-round on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fri…
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New York City boasts some of the finest eating establishments in the country. With a little forethought and an early reservation, visitors can enjoy some of the most popular NYC haunts after a long day wandering through the busy street…
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Named for the New York Herald newspaper, whose original headquarters were located in the area, the Herald Square neighborhood hops daily and well into the night. Thankfully, a number of restaurants in the area offer repose and a chance…
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A quiet, quaint town in the winter, Southampton burgeons with vacationers, the rich, and celebrities during the summer when New Yorkers escape the heat of the city with a sojourn in the Hamptons. Escape the crowds with a sea kayak tour…
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If you must leave the great city of Chicago for one of its thriving suburbs, it should be on the condition that you do not have to sacrifice those things that made and continue to make Chicago a mecca for food lovers. One of these is p…
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