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Alabama’s beaches beckon all year long
Saunter through the sugar-fine sand or splash in the emerald waters. The resort towns of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach have over 50 kilometers of beaches to explore. The activity is up to you.
Hands-on experiences in Kentucky’s Horse Country
Journey through the bluegrass on a Kentucky horse farm tour. At places like Gainsborough Farm in Versailles, you can get close to mares and foals and watch them roam the rolling hills.
So much to see on the South Carolina coast
From Myrtle Beach to Hilton Head Island, South Carolina’s coastal region is filled with pristine beaches, historic cities, fresh-off-the-boat fish and world-class golf courses.
Myrtle Beach activities bring out the kid in anyone
Dive into all-ages fun in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Boogie board, swim or wade along 96 kilometers of beaches. The perfect slice of shoreline is waiting for you.
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Fast-paced fun in Louisiana’s swamps
Board an airboat for a trip that’s as exciting as it is educational. Get to know the flora and fauna of Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin, the country’s largest freshwater swamp.
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Embark on unforgettable outings in Tennessee
Learn and play at an aquarium, museum or zoo, or savor scenic views atop a towering thrill ride. A sprawling theme park in the Great Smoky Mountain foothills, Dollywood dazzles with family-friendly entertainment in all seasons.
Whitewater rafting excitement in West Virginia
Ready for adventure? Gear up and get paddling! West Virginia is home to the greatest density of whitewater rapids in the USA. Take in the mountain scenery as you surge over the water.
Go hiking in Arkansas, "The Natural State”
Bask in the beauty of the Arkansas wild. In Witter, a mixed-hardwood forest covers the ridges of the Kings River, with rocky slopes and sandstone bluffs that surround you as you hike to Kings River Falls.
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Cultural celebrations in Lafayette, Louisiana
Put on your dancing shoes and get to Lafayette for the Festivals Acadiens et Créoles. The annual events honor Cajun and Creole Country’s rich heritage with three days of music, food and crafts.
