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While traveling to large cities is usually what people do when they visit a new part of the world, nothing can prepare you for what is once turn the corner the main road. I have not done too the quest for adventure outside the U.S., but this country has many places that are waiting to be seen. I compiled 3 other sites which, at first glance perhaps, might not seem like much, but after talking with his people and see some breathtaking landscapes, you'll be glad you did.

Burlington, Iowa I went there for a wedding three days before my arrival, I thought I'd feel like a full year. If you've never seen hills and green pastures, then this place is the eye to burst. This was my first adventure in the state of Iowa and with the exception of a batch of corn and makeshift baseball field in the film Field of Dreams, I did not know much else about it. Burlington is in the center of the state to get you to drive. Passing peoples who inhabit fewer than 100 people was a surprise, but people were not friendly and willing to share their stories. The hills are a great change from typical flat lands of Florida. Snake Alley is there, the crookest alley in the world. The Catfish Bend Casino, which is a replica of a steamboat, is right on the Mississippi River. A large amount of money remaining at the tables there!

Montpelier, Vermont. New England has always and will always have a special place in my heart. I grew up in Boston, MA and growth would be my holiday, most times, then, do not focus on these six states. Vermont has always been one of my favorite places to go – and at any time of year. Setting the tone for how all state capitals should, Montpellier is small enough where you can get almost walk everywhere and have mom and pop shops selling anything from keys to watches – and some really great bookstores. The surrounding hills make this place a perfect picture Vacation. If you want to possibly take some cooking lessons, the New England Culinary Institute is here as is the Green Mountain Film Festival. Montpelier, in the background, it remains a small town where you might even see the Governor buying some tape on the local hardware store.

Gold Beach, Oregon. From the Northeast to the Pacific Northwest, where the Rogue River becomes one with the Pacific Ocean, Gold Beach offers some great adventures and beautiful vistas throughout the year. With its mild climate, there is much to be done for any fan of outdoor activities in this small town. The census puts this piece of paradise in less than 2,000 inhabitants and all are happy to welcome in the corner of Oregon. From the time they get to know Gold Beach, who is mesmerized by her charm and beauty. Bed & Breakfast is my recommendation for accommodations, but do have the hotels. Fishing, golf, hiking, tidepooling its all done here, and their right to do here! They have much to do in the entertainment area, each year they host a wine, art and music festival with regional wineries and local talent.

It is a huge country with very different tastes, smells and places to take in the big cities of course have more things to do, but along with the price is the bustle of the crowds of tourists. If you are looking for a quiet and peaceful vacation, explore some of these or any number of thousands of small towns and you go home feeling like a vacation that make you feel.

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Rich Gonzalez is a travel writer for Dunhill Vacation; a free travel newsletter delivered to your inbox containing deals on cruises, air fare, hotels, vacation packages and more.

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