The Smoky Mountains

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Are you itching to travel again but want to visit someplace closer to home? The Smoky Mountains of Tennessee is a good place to start. The Great Smoky Mountains are filled with adventure and waiting for you. You might see bear cubs playing, sharks swimming over your head, or enjoying unbelievable views that take you above the clouds.

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The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a black bear habitat; chances are good that you’ll catch sight of these magnificent creatures when you visit. Our favorite is Grotto Falls. There is something very magical about standing behind a waterfall as it flows to the ground; this is the only waterfall in the Smokies where you can do this.

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Get off the beaten path on one of Cades Cove’s numerous hiking trails. The journey along Abrams Creek is worth every step. It’s the most popular trail in Cades Cove. Plan to spend the day at Dollywood, play a round of mini-golf, or take some laps on a go-kart track. The activity options are many, and you can do as little or as much as you want.

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Cruise The Rivers Of The U.S.

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Cruise the rivers of the U.S. and choose from the many itinerary options available. Explore the cities and amazing history closer to home onboard a small ship. If you sustain an injury while partaking in one of these alternatives, consult with a Cruise Ship Passenger Accident Injury lawyer and together you can build a case that will net you the compensation you deserve.

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Explore along the major river-ways of the U.S. Cruise along the Mississippi River with stops in historic cities such as Memphis, Vicksburg, MS (a must for civil war buffs) and the ‘Big Easy’ New Orleans.

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Cruise from Nashville to St. Louis along the Cumberland and Mississippi Rivers. Explore the heartland of America, the lakes of Kentucky and don’t miss visiting the Grand Ole Opry.

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Itineraries along the Ohio River, New England, the Pacific Northwest, and Alaska are also available. Imagine visiting Mendenhall Glacier & Glacier Bay, Alaska, up close and personal. Enjoy local inspired cuisine, prepared by master chefs and daily entertainment that includes musicians, historians, and naturalists that will join you onboard every cruise. Personal injury lawyers are experts in handling cases where you got injured due to someone else’s negligence.

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For more travel ideas closer to home, check out last week’s blog on A Romantic Getaway In Colorado, and Romantic Trips In The U.S.

A Romantic Getaway In Colorado

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Located in southwestern Colorado at the foot of the San Juan Mountains, is one of my favorite places. The city of Durango is the perfect year-round destination. A combination of historical sites, natural attractions, and modern-day wonders, Durango is perfect for a romantic getaway in Colorado.

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From the Animas River Valley to the peaks of the San Juan Mountains, adventure in Durango is everywhere. Enjoy 300 annual days of sunshine in the place known for ultimate mountain climbing, biking, skiing, fishing, and more. With access to Colorado’s largest wilderness area, Durango is perfect for outdoor romantic adventures.

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Add on a few nights in some of Colorado’s other must-see places, we can plan your personalized itinerary to include; Boulder, Vail, Denver, Steamboat Springs, Aspen, Telluride, Breckenridge, Colorado Springs, and Rocky Mountain National Park just to name a few. My top recommended adventure in Durango is to take a ride on an old fashioned steam train from Durango to the old mining town of Silverton, to see amazing scenery along the way.

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For other romantic spots in the U.S. check out last week’s blog post