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  Waterfront Michigan getaways with Torch Lake rentals

  Don’t be fooled by the turquoise hue of the waters and the white-tinted shoreline that rings Torch Lake rentals – this isn’t the Caribbean. It’s Michigan. And that makes the prospect of visiting somewhere so striking and shimmering all the more amazing. It’s known for its crystal-clear H20 and uber-clean banks, and, come summer, the place fills with revelers who whiz around on jet skis and join resident rockers on sandbank parties.

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  Enjoy lakeside living in lakefront rentals, NY

  Venture to Upstate New York and you’ll have the choice of more lakefront vacation rentals than you can shake a Big Apple hotdog at. Perhaps 17-mile-long Chautauqua Lake and the handsome Chautauqua Lake rentals sitting on their grassy banks with boat jetties will do the trick? Maybe you’d prefer the grand and historic Seneca Lake rentals, capable of transporting you to the Finger Lakes region with all its wineries and the carved gorges of Watkins Glen. Or, perhaps you prefer Cayuga Lake – remote, packed with trout, ringed by homey B&Bs.

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  Six must-visit vacation destinations at Lake Michigan

  Feeling stranded in the Midwest? Look no further than Lake Michigan. One of the largest of the Great Lakes by volume and the only one to be entirely located inside the United States, it’s anchored by the bluesy, brilliant metropolis of Chicago. But venture away from the Windy City and there are some real treats along the shores. Leelanau vacation rentals are just one example, ready to whisk you away to the great Bear Dunes and the white-tinted beaches of Glen Arbor. Meanwhile, the Upper Peninsula is all about kayaking in empty coves and hiking pine forests. And that’s not even mentioning the fun-filled trips that await in LGBTQ-friendly Saugatuck, the untouched nature parks that swirl around Beaver Island rentals, or the bucolic farm stays by Traverse City.

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  Vacation rentals at Lake George, NY

  Nestled deep in the Adirondack hills and the primeval oak and hemlock groves that dash across Upstate New York, Lake George rentals are a great breakaway to nature. They also offer their fair share of rich history. A preserved colonial fort – Fort William Henry – built by the British in 1755 will be within striking distance, as will the handsome state capital of Albany. The rentals themselves range from historic register-listed heritage homes turned B&Bs to remote cabins with trailheads on the doorstep.