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At 11,000 feet of elevation, you'll find a stunning alpine lake in New Mexico - brave the steep hike, admire the views, and ...

That’s Holly River State Park in Hacker Valley, West Virginia – a verdant paradise tucked away in Webster County that somehow ...

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