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Visit these National Park Service Sites in Georgia

Last year’s centennial celebration of the [amazon_textlink asin=’0996777709′ text=’National Park Service’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’thetravelersway-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’c4c0f617-592d-11e7-a9ab-01041a3dd909′] brought about a resurgence in visiting the national treasures. If you’re visiting [amazon_textlink asin=’1841625566′ text=’Georgia’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’thetravelersway-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’5d2b5d8f-592e-11e7-b782-4fde5c7d9176′], you most likely know about the unspoiled beauty of Cumberland Island National Seashore and the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area. But […]

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Good Sipping on the Masters & Makers Trail in Franklin, Tennessee

What do you get when you combine beer, craft bourbon and whiskey, and wine? You get the Masters & Makers Trail in Franklin, Tennessee. The 70-mile trail traverses the scenic landscape throughout Williamson County, Tennessee, connecting craft distilleries, local breweries, and an award-winning vineyard to highlight an exceptional tasting experience found just south of Nashville.

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4 Georgia Beaches to Discover

Travelers weary of overdeveloped and crowded beaches will find the perfect remedy on Georgia’s Atlantic coast. Whether the destination is one of Georgia’s famous Golden Isles, a windswept national seashore like Cumberland Island, or the diverse experience that is Tybee Island, there’s a place where the shore is calm and uncrowded. 1 – Cumberland Island National

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Discover Atlanta’s Neighborhoods

Look beyond the city’s gleaming high rises to discover Atlanta’s soul. Interstate 285 forms a perimeter around the city, and just inside (known to locals as “inside the perimeter” or “ITP”) visitors will find several distinct Atlanta neighborhoods. Each neighborhood brings a unique flavor to the residential streets, gotta-find-it boutiques, and chef-owned eateries of its

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National Parks in Arkansas

Central High School Historic Site

Arkansas is located in the south-central region of the United States and is home to over three million people. It’s diverse geography and topography are home to eight NPS sites or trails, each with its own special story. Let’s take a look at the Arkansas National Parks, rich in history, natural beauty, and the rugged

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An All-American Vacation In America’s Historic Triangle

America’s Historic Triangle

Experience four seasons of fun in America’s Historic Triangle, where a year-round attraction pass and vacation package allows visitors to take part in engaging living-history programs along with special events and exhibitions. It’s a chance for a fresh perspective on the stories of the nation’s beginnings – the 1607 founding at Jamestown of the first

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Free in Little Rock

TTW suitcase

If you’re watching the budget, it’s no problem in Little Rock, Arkansas.  The largest, and capital city of Arkansas, got its name from a small rock formation – la Petite Roche – that was once used as a landmark for traffic on the river.  Today Little Rock offers a vast number of FREE activities that

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