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  • The best summer roadtrips in the US

    Roadtrips are the quintessential American experience, especially (but not only) if you’re a college students who’s just experiencing their first couple of summers of freedom, when they can do whatever they want and have some adventures on their own.

    Roadtrips are not only fairly cheap, but they also allow you to see many places and roadside attractions that you might not have discovered otherwise. Roadside America is completely different than big city America, and if you want to see more of it, here are the best summer roadtrips in the US.

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  • Best places to watch the Northern Lights

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    Despite their name, Northern Lights can be seen in both hemispheres, the trick is to be close to the planet’s magnetic poles. These beautiful spectacles of light and color are called aurora borealis in the north,  and aurora australis in the south.

    The explanation for this phenomenon is simple, despite their magical appearance – they are created by certain particles emanating from the sun when they hit the earth’s atmosphere. The ensuing light parade can take many shapes and forms, from a pale green or pink shade on the sky to eerie glowing curtains. Read on to find out which are the best places to watch the Northern Lights.

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  • Best resort towns for off-piste skiing

    When you’re just learning the ropes of skiing, cross country and alpine skiing are  enough to raise your adrenaline levels through the roof. But as you get better, your appetite for skiing will probably change, and you will find yourself looking for something a bit more adventurous.

    Off-piste skiing (also known as backcountry skiing) is the perfect mix of freedom, exhilaration, untouched snow and wild scenery. It involves more effort than regular skiing, not only because you’re completely on your own (no supervision or maintenance crews), and sometimes no mechanized access to the slopes. So if this is the thing for you, here are the best resort towns for off-piste skiing.

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  • Top 5 adventure travel destinations in Alaska

    Among all the other states of the US, Alaska is special on several accounts. Not only is it the largest, but it is also separated from the rest, and the coldest on top of it all. Granted, judging by this description, Alaska is not exactly the typical holiday destination.

    But Alaska has gone a long way since it was bought in 1867 for 2 cents an acre, and the frozen wasteland (as it was referred to) became a great destination for adventure travelers who don’t mind a bit of cold. So for those who need a bit of excitement in their lives, here are the top 5 adventure travel destinations in Alaska.

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  • The coldest holiday destinations in the world

    I’ve always thought that temperatures, just like colors, are a matter of taste. Some people like dog days, tropical islands, scorching deserts, anything with a temperature over 80 degrees Fahrenheit. And other people like frozen winds, snow, ice and cold in general.

    I can’t say I see the attraction of a frozen mountain top (except if I’m in a cabin, in front of a cozy fire), but there are some very good holiday destinations in the world whose only drawback is a bit of a chill (ok, more than a bit of a chill). So for all you polar bears, here are the coldest holiday destinations on the planet.

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  • 5 cool technology free holiday destinations

    Technology is great, and very few people can deny that our lives are really much better since we’ve got our laptops, phones, cable TV and the internet. But sometimes it can be a bit overwhelming to be surrounded by so many technological gadgets, and I’m sure all of you have felt the need to just cut lose, and go back to simple, pure nature.

    Even when traveling, it’s next to impossible to part with our trusted phones, or avoid sending an e-mail back home – and it’s a great thing (imagine waiting for regular post to arrive…or the pigeon post!). But if you want to reduce your contact with tech stuff to minimum for a few days, here are some good tech free destinations where you can sit back and get united with nature.

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  • 5 great ecotourism destinations

    Now that global warning is pretty much accepted as a reality by most people, many of us have started worrying about the impact that our hobby has on the environment. You don’t have to be an informed environmentalist to know that a plane-trip, for example, is not exactly eco-friendly.

    As a matter of fact, few means of transport are eco-friendly nowadays (except for biking maybe, but how would you visit islands, then?). So for all of you who are environmentally conscious, here is a list of ecotourism travel destinations that, where you can explore nature without damaging it, and improve the local economy at the same time.

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  • Hot springs that you shouldn’t miss

    Ever since ancient times hot springs have been known for their therapeutic purposes, and in addition to that they are tremendous fun as well. Hot springs are spread all around the globe, and they can always offer a moment of relaxation for the weary traveler.

    Many hot and warm springs have developed bustling resorts around them, but the natural appeal and wilderness of many hot springs has been preserved for those who prefer a more authentic feel. Japan is the queen of hot springs, which are an important part of the culture, the world is full of beautiful and effective hot springs where you can have a moment of respite.

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  • Anchorage, a Gateway to Alaska’s Wilderness

    Anchored in the wild landscape of the Alaskan coastline, Anchorage is one of the few entrance gates towards this vast, distant territory. Exploring Alaska’s woods and magnificent mountains is a challenge that every outdoor passionate must accept at least one during his/her lifetime. And Anchorage, this young city in the southern part of the Alaska Peninsula (you might find it be hard to believe, but Anchorage was only incorporated in 1920) is the ideal place to start.

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