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<\/a><\/p>\n1<\/span>\u00a0 | \u00a0Whitehorse and the South Klondike Highway, Yukon<\/h2>\nOne of Canada\u2019s best-kept secrets, Whitehorse is the place for anyone seeking space, peace and quiet. The \u201cWilderness City\u201d offers amazing outdoor adventure possibilities, wildlife all around, plenty to eat and drink \u2026 plus many wide-open, traffic-free roads. Easily accessible from town, the South Klondike Highway rolls through the stunning scenery and quaint villages of the Yukon\u2019s Southern Lakes region, and its rich Gold Rush history makes it a highly memorable drive for travelers. Going south from Whitehorse, there are many photo opportunities along the way, like the beautiful Emerald Lake, known for its intense blue-green hue, as well as the one-square-mile Carcross Desert, often referred to as the world\u2019s smallest desert, formed during the last Ice Age. And when you add in First Nation culture, arts and crafts, and friendly people, you have the perfect recipe for a road trip to remember.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n2<\/span>\u00a0 | \u00a0Sedona and the Red Rock Scenic Byway, Arizona<\/h2>\nJust 110 miles north of Phoenix and a few hours south of the Grand Canyon, Sedona is perfectly suited for those looking to truly explore the unique terrain North America has to offer. But you won\u2019t have to venture far to immerse yourself into Red Rock Country. For a taste of Native American culture, visit the Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village. Then, hop on the Red Rock Scenic Byway for stunning view you\u2019ll want to capture with a camera. Popular stops along the way include Cathedral Rock, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Little Horse Trail, and Bell Rock Vista and Pathway. Near the city, you can hike Airport Mesa, a scenic loop trail with sweeping panoramas of the famous red rocks, and you\u2019ll also find Oak Creek Canyon northeast of Sedona and Devil\u2019s Bridge to the northwest. For another unique and worthwhile experience, consider taking in Red Rock Country at sunrise from a bird\u2019s eye view \u2013 a hot air balloon. Or, take in the night sky and go on an Evening Sky Tour where you\u2019ll stargaze like never before.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n3<\/span>\u00a0 | \u00a0Kelowna and the Okanagan Corridor, British Columbia<\/h2>\nThanks to perfect soil and climate conditions that make it possible to grow a wide range of grape varietals, British Columbia\u2019s Okanagan Valley boasts 120 wineries ranging from world-class producers to family-run vineyards. And with an average of over 2,000 hours of sunshine every year, Kelowna, the valley\u2019s hub, is a city with small-town vibes ideal for sipping vino and adventuring. Stay for a few days to indulge in the multitude of urban wineries, breweries, and local foodie options, and be sure to spend some time exploring the great outdoors, as well \u2013 a must is biking at Myra Canyon, a section of the Kettle Valley Rail Trail passing over 18 trestle bridges and going through two tunnels. Then, head south on Highway 97 for a scenic drive along the Okanagan Lake towards Oliver, proclaimed Canada\u2019s wine capital, and the desert town of Osoyoos. A backdrop of rolling vineyards, sun-soaked mountains and glistering lakes awaits.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n4<\/span>\u00a0 | \u00a0Fredericksburg and Highway 290, Texas<\/h2>\nDeep in the heart of Texas lies Fredericksburg, a quintessential Texas town known for its wineries and German heritage. With proximity to both Austin and San Antonio, it has become a domestic destination for local Texans and visitors alike. With over 50 wineries and tasting rooms in Fredericksburg and its surrounding area, you can spend the day sipping vino. Or, you can stroll down the picturesque Main Street stopping off at the several German restaurants, biergartens and bakeries. And, if visiting in the summer, make sure to pick up fresh peaches from a road-side stand. For an incredible outdoor hike, visit Enchanted Rock, the largest pink granite monadnock in the United States. Arrive early, and pack water and sunscreen in preparation for the Texas heat. If you\u2019re spending the weekend in the area, head east on Highway 290. You\u2019ll have to meander off the main route to reach some hidden gems, but it\u2019s worth it. Visit Hamilton Pool Preserve, a natural swimming hole and waterfall and, for the adventurous at heart, dive into the deep blue waters of Jacob\u2019s Well if you dare. And, if sightseeing on a Saturday, stop off at Wimberley for the Wimberley Market Days.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n2<\/span>\u00a0 | \u00a0Sedona and the Red Rock Scenic Byway, Arizona<\/h2>\nJust 110 miles north of Phoenix and a few hours south of the Grand Canyon, Sedona is perfectly suited for those looking to truly explore the unique terrain North America has to offer. But you won\u2019t have to venture far to immerse yourself into Red Rock Country. For a taste of Native American culture, visit the Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village. Then, hop on the Red Rock Scenic Byway for stunning view you\u2019ll want to capture with a camera. Popular stops along the way include Cathedral Rock, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Little Horse Trail, and Bell Rock Vista and Pathway. Near the city, you can hike Airport Mesa, a scenic loop trail with sweeping panoramas of the famous red rocks, and you\u2019ll also find Oak Creek Canyon northeast of Sedona and Devil\u2019s Bridge to the northwest. For another unique and worthwhile experience, consider taking in Red Rock Country at sunrise from a bird\u2019s eye view \u2013 a hot air balloon. Or, take in the night sky and go on an Evening Sky Tour where you\u2019ll stargaze like never before.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n3<\/span>\u00a0 | \u00a0Kelowna and the Okanagan Corridor, British Columbia<\/h2>\nThanks to perfect soil and climate conditions that make it possible to grow a wide range of grape varietals, British Columbia\u2019s Okanagan Valley boasts 120 wineries ranging from world-class producers to family-run vineyards. And with an average of over 2,000 hours of sunshine every year, Kelowna, the valley\u2019s hub, is a city with small-town vibes ideal for sipping vino and adventuring. Stay for a few days to indulge in the multitude of urban wineries, breweries, and local foodie options, and be sure to spend some time exploring the great outdoors, as well \u2013 a must is biking at Myra Canyon, a section of the Kettle Valley Rail Trail passing over 18 trestle bridges and going through two tunnels. Then, head south on Highway 97 for a scenic drive along the Okanagan Lake towards Oliver, proclaimed Canada\u2019s wine capital, and the desert town of Osoyoos. A backdrop of rolling vineyards, sun-soaked mountains and glistering lakes awaits.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n4<\/span>\u00a0 | \u00a0Fredericksburg and Highway 290, Texas<\/h2>\nDeep in the heart of Texas lies Fredericksburg, a quintessential Texas town known for its wineries and German heritage. With proximity to both Austin and San Antonio, it has become a domestic destination for local Texans and visitors alike. With over 50 wineries and tasting rooms in Fredericksburg and its surrounding area, you can spend the day sipping vino. Or, you can stroll down the picturesque Main Street stopping off at the several German restaurants, biergartens and bakeries. And, if visiting in the summer, make sure to pick up fresh peaches from a road-side stand. For an incredible outdoor hike, visit Enchanted Rock, the largest pink granite monadnock in the United States. Arrive early, and pack water and sunscreen in preparation for the Texas heat. If you\u2019re spending the weekend in the area, head east on Highway 290. You\u2019ll have to meander off the main route to reach some hidden gems, but it\u2019s worth it. Visit Hamilton Pool Preserve, a natural swimming hole and waterfall and, for the adventurous at heart, dive into the deep blue waters of Jacob\u2019s Well if you dare. And, if sightseeing on a Saturday, stop off at Wimberley for the Wimberley Market Days.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n3<\/span>\u00a0 | \u00a0Kelowna and the Okanagan Corridor, British Columbia<\/h2>\nThanks to perfect soil and climate conditions that make it possible to grow a wide range of grape varietals, British Columbia\u2019s Okanagan Valley boasts 120 wineries ranging from world-class producers to family-run vineyards. And with an average of over 2,000 hours of sunshine every year, Kelowna, the valley\u2019s hub, is a city with small-town vibes ideal for sipping vino and adventuring. Stay for a few days to indulge in the multitude of urban wineries, breweries, and local foodie options, and be sure to spend some time exploring the great outdoors, as well \u2013 a must is biking at Myra Canyon, a section of the Kettle Valley Rail Trail passing over 18 trestle bridges and going through two tunnels. Then, head south on Highway 97 for a scenic drive along the Okanagan Lake towards Oliver, proclaimed Canada\u2019s wine capital, and the desert town of Osoyoos. A backdrop of rolling vineyards, sun-soaked mountains and glistering lakes awaits.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n4<\/span>\u00a0 | \u00a0Fredericksburg and Highway 290, Texas<\/h2>\nDeep in the heart of Texas lies Fredericksburg, a quintessential Texas town known for its wineries and German heritage. With proximity to both Austin and San Antonio, it has become a domestic destination for local Texans and visitors alike. With over 50 wineries and tasting rooms in Fredericksburg and its surrounding area, you can spend the day sipping vino. Or, you can stroll down the picturesque Main Street stopping off at the several German restaurants, biergartens and bakeries. And, if visiting in the summer, make sure to pick up fresh peaches from a road-side stand. For an incredible outdoor hike, visit Enchanted Rock, the largest pink granite monadnock in the United States. Arrive early, and pack water and sunscreen in preparation for the Texas heat. If you\u2019re spending the weekend in the area, head east on Highway 290. You\u2019ll have to meander off the main route to reach some hidden gems, but it\u2019s worth it. Visit Hamilton Pool Preserve, a natural swimming hole and waterfall and, for the adventurous at heart, dive into the deep blue waters of Jacob\u2019s Well if you dare. And, if sightseeing on a Saturday, stop off at Wimberley for the Wimberley Market Days.<\/p>\n
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