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Sure, winter probably isn't the best time for a road trip. But there are some great places to visit when the temperature dips. Think about the southeast: it rarely snows in Florida, Georgia, Louisiana or Alabama. My southeast trip will show you, there's a lot more to do than just Disney and the beaches. If you'd like to visit the snow, but not be stuck in it, check out the southwest. Arizona's mountains turn white, while the valleys stay warm. Mt. Lemmon near Tucson has skiing, and Sedona has hiking, just a few hours away. The Grand Canyon is also incredible, on a bitter cold winter night. The Pacific Ocean keeps the California, Oregon, and Washington coastline snow-free, even if it does get rainy. Watch a storm blow in at Cannon Beach or walk through the Hoh Rain Forest while it's pouring. Summer is too far away. Start planning your winter getaway now!
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