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A land of natural beauty, Oklahoma boasts diverse landscapes, including rolling plains, forests, lakes, and mountains. Places like the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, Turner Falls Park, and the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve offer opportunities for outdoor recreation and scenic beauty.

Awash with cultural heritage, Oklahoma is rich in Native American history and culture, with attractions such as the Cherokee Heritage Center, Chickasaw Cultural Center, and the Gilcrease Museum. You can also explore the history of the Old West at sites like the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum.

Oklahoma City and Tulsa, the state’s two largest cities, offer vibrant urban experiences with museums, theaters, shopping, dining, and nightlife options. Add to this that a portion of the historic Route 66 runs through Oklahoma, offering a nostalgic journey through small towns, quirky roadside attractions, and classic diners, and you have a destination like no other.

Set against a picture-postcard background of cacti, rolling hills and awe inspiring mountains, Tucson succeeds in retaining its desert frontier roots and historical charms, alongside it’s cosmopolitan vibe.

With a wonderful climate, Tucson is the perfect place for soaking up the sun, enjoying outdoor activities and absorbing the spellbinding landscapes. A thriving city for arts, cultural events and festivals, Tucson offers many opportunities to enjoy its diversity, as well as world-class dining whatever your culinary favourites may be, including many regional dishes which are as rich and colourful as the culture and people. Added to this, Tucson is most certainly recognised as being a golfers paradise with world-class courses that challenge players of all levels, plus a whole host of spa resorts to help you unwind. Did we mention ranching? Tucson is not just one of the best places in Arizona for traditional ranch experiences, but perhaps in the whole of the United States.

The charming alpine town of Jasper is situated in the heart of Jasper National Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Set against a backdrop of impressive mountains and surrounded by lakes, forest, and wildlife, it’s compact enough to explore on foot, with a good range of restaurants, bars and shops and has a cool mountain vibe.

The park is the real draw here and whatever season you visit, you’ll find endless opportunities for adventures both big and small. Hiking, biking, canoeing, skiing, and white-water rafting are just some of the outdoor pursuits you can enjoy.

When night falls the celestial array will make you star-struck. Jasper National Park is one of the world’s largest Dark Sky Preserves.

The cities are alive with music – after all, this is where you’ll find the home of the blues, the birthplace of rock ’n’ roll and the country music capital of the world.

From the Mississippi River to the Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee is the destination to discover the best of America’s great musical styles, riveting history, scenic beauty, and thrilling outdoor adventures. You don’t just visit Tennessee, you experience it. Artistic types can dabble in music and arts while history and heritage fans can reflect on the state’s significant past.

An incredible destination, rich in history and culture, means that Tennessee is filled with amazing attractions. Combined with great food, great characters and Deep South hospitality, this is one destination you simply cannot miss. 

The changing landscapes of Oregon, offer a wealth of breath-taking vistas and a myriad of activities and experiences. The northest corner hosts deep gorges, meandering rivers and wide-open spaces, it is natural cowboy country. 

Hells Canyon, plunging more than a mile below Oregon’s west rim and 8000ft below snowcapped He Devile Peak, was carved by the great Snake River, and is America’s deepest river gorge. This awe-inspiring spot attracts white-water rafters, hikers, jet boaters and anyone yearning for time in the wilderness. Its steep terrain, rocky slopes, and the wonderfully scenic river, make it a challenge, but one well worth the effort. Be on the lookout for bear, elk, mule deer, big horn sheep, and eagles as well as wildflowers, ancient pictographs, and log cabins left by prospectors, miners, and 19th-century settlers.

With mountains and valleys, beautiful lakes and rushing rivers all guarded by those signature pine trees, Maine is an outdoor paradise. However, the real appeal of Maine is its spectacular rugged coastline – nearly 3,500 miles of jagged headlands, secret coves, charming fishing villages and peppered with lighthouses which are a Maine trademark. Here the Atlantic surges past thousands of little islands to crash onto granite rocks.

To hike in Maine is to introduce yourself to the state, one step at a time. You breathe in the salt as you round a corner in Acadia National Park, or hoist yourself up a steep pitch on a mountain in western Maine. Everything is slow, deliberate, and linked with the land. There are great hikes throughout Maine, on federal lands like Acadia, in state parks such as Mt. Blue, and along the East Coast’s longest walk, the Appalachian Trail.

Yukon is one of North America’s most impressive wilderness destinations – a vast landscape of majestic mountains, rich evergreen forests and emerald green lakes. Imagine experiencing these beautiful vistas away from bustling tourist trails and combining them with historic ‘gold rush’ locations, the ethereal display of the Northern Lights and an unimaginable array of wildlife. Canada’s Yukon territory is an unspoilt land of breath-taking proportion and a destination of unmistakable beauty.

If you have an adventurer’s spirit, a love of nature and a passion for exploration, Yukon should be at the top of your holiday destination list. It is not a choice for the feint-hearted, but it is a voyage of discovery with very rich rewards.

The Hudson Valley region is nestled along the majestic Hudson River in New York State. This incredible area is steeped in history, natural beauty, and cultural richness with a diverse array of attractions and experiences for visitors to explore. Rolling hills, lush vineyards, and charming towns dot the landscape, creating a picturesque backdrop for outdoor adventures. From hiking and biking along the Hudson River Greenway to kayaking on the river itself, there are countless opportunities to immerse oneself in the region’s natural splendour. Historic sites such as the Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site, the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, and the Kykuit estate provide glimpses into the region’s past and the lives of its influential residents. In addition to its natural beauty and historical landmarks, the Hudson Valley is a haven for art and culture enthusiasts as well as a thriving culinary scene with its bounty of fresh produce, farm-to-table restaurants and of course a rich wine producing region.

The Lake George Area is an inviting natural paradise begging to be discovered by land or water, as it offers so many adventures at your fingertips. A great way to start exploring is on a railbike adventure! With the Revolution Rail Company, you can peddle your way through the picturesque Adirondack mountains, while historic ships and steamboats dock along the shores of Lake George. This area is filled with family-friendly activities. From a 70-year-old amusement park, Six Flags Great Escape, to treetop adventures at Adirondack Adventure Centre and exploring the dinosaur trails at Lake George Expedition Park. Lake George’s historic sites and museums are some of its top attractions. You can stroll the battlements of a French and Indian War-era fort and watch the firing of cannons and reenactments of the Battles of Lake George at the Fort William Henry Museum. The charming town of Lake George, with its quaint streets dotted with shops, cafes and restaurants, provides a perfect base for discovering the area’s natural beauty and cultural heritage, making it a popular choice.