Where to go for long weekend?
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Where to go for long weekend?
We have 2 Southwest Airline tickets we need to use up before Nov. We'd like to do a 3-4-day weekend getaway. We're in Texas but are considering Northeast states - any suggestions on a great place with natural beauty? We DON'T want to go to a big city.
Thanks!
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Dear SusaG,
Hello! I would choose Maine as well-Ive been there in October and its truly breathtaking. Im really only familiar with Bar Harbor (where we stayed). Its a cute little town with a main street right by the water and Acadia NP. Youll certainly get plenty of natural beauty there. Its by far my favorite location on the east coast!
Have a fun and safe trip! Carrie
Hello! I would choose Maine as well-Ive been there in October and its truly breathtaking. Im really only familiar with Bar Harbor (where we stayed). Its a cute little town with a main street right by the water and Acadia NP. Youll certainly get plenty of natural beauty there. Its by far my favorite location on the east coast!
Have a fun and safe trip! Carrie
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It is too muggy and full of mosquitos in Charelston now.. Maine is beautiful as is Vermont. Take a trip down I 10 in Vermont.
Stay in a bed and breakfast in Skippack New Jersey.
Walk the little town and eat at some of the great restaurants there.
Asheville North Carolina is a wonderful place with lots of different things to do. If you want a little quieter you can rent a car and drive to Waynesville/Maggie Valley area.
Stay in a bed and breakfast in Skippack New Jersey.
Walk the little town and eat at some of the great restaurants there.
Asheville North Carolina is a wonderful place with lots of different things to do. If you want a little quieter you can rent a car and drive to Waynesville/Maggie Valley area.
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