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• Texas: Texas evokes images of cowboy culture, which is true for much of the state where there are rodeos and livestock events. However, Texas also has cities like Dallas, Houston, and Austin, where you can hike in the green belt, float the river, or find new music and craft cocktails on 6th Street. If you’re a history buff, head to the Alamo in San Antonio, or, for a romantic night, try the River Walk.
• New England: Peppered with beautiful towns along its coast, New England is rife with stunning vistas, superb seafood and outdoor recreation. Hiking enthusiasts should head to the White Mountains—the Presidential Range is home to some of the best trails in the country. For an urban trip, walk the cobblestone streets of Boston, where you’ll find quaint local shops nestled into centuries-old brick buildings.
• Napa Valley: If you are visiting the West Coast, be sure not to skip Napa Valley, where the gorgeous chateau-style vineyards beckon visitors to try the local wines. When you’re not vineyard hopping, the picturesque region offers world-class restaurants, opportunities for cycling, boutique shops and romantic five-star resorts.

When the weather is warm during the summer months, the Great Lakes are a wonderful place to visit. The freshwater lakes are lined with white sand beaches and many opportunities for outdoor adventure. You can also head to the cooler climate of the Pacific Northwest. Start from Seattle and explore its culture and waterfront, then head into Olympic National Park. No matter where you are in the USA on the Fourth of July, look out for fireworks and celebrations.