Add these beloved spots to your United States travel bucket list.
So, I compiled a bunch of suggestions from theBuzzFeed Community.
Here are some of their favorite under-the-radar vacation destinations in the country.
Perhaps you haven’t considered visiting these spots…yet.
Cape Lookout is one of my favorites.
There’s no electricity, houses, roads, or anything of the sort.
It’s just pure and unadulterated peace and tranquility."
Even during the hottest days of summer, the weather here stays in the 80s."
Nearby Monterey is also worth a visit."
If you like Colorado, you willlovethe Kenai Peninsula."
The highway from Waipio Valley down to Hilo extends over valleys and cliffs.
There are waterfalls and dramatic ocean views, and we were constantly pulling over wanting to take photos."
The scenery is utterly breathtaking, the culture and history are unique, and the food is delicious.
There are lots of fun shops and good food, plus the mountain views are gorgeous."
You’ll find a cluster of coastal towns with nice restaurants, breweries, wineries, and shopping.
Theres Peninsula State Park, which is perfect for outdoor activities.
You’ll find something for everyone in Door County."
10.Cincinnati, Ohio: “I love it there.
They also have an amazing food market at Findlay Market.
Plus, it’s home to one of the best zoos in the country.”
12.Eugene, Oregon: “Eugene is a beautiful town, and it experiences four distinct seasons.
The Saturday farmer’s market is incredible, as is the Oregon country fair.”
In fact, the Appalachian trail passes right through it.
There areghost storiesgalore, cute little shops, and more.
I’ve visited during each distinct season and always love returning."
15.Guerneville, California: “This is one of our favorite affordable spots to visit.
There are great restaurants and shops to hit up.
Best of all, during the spring and summer, the river is so much fun.”
Plus, World’s Fair Park is gorgeous and perfect for enjoying one of Knoxville’s many festivals.
Best of all, the city is only an hour away from Gatlinburg and Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
It has urban and outdoor fun all in one!"
Its located just an hours drive from Boston.
