10 Car-Free Paradises in the US

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Bald Head Island, North Carolina

Families, couples, and outdoor enthusiasts all love taking vacations to this quaint island off the coast of North Carolina.

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Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia

Visit Colonial Williamsburg, a living history museum that allows guests to experience colonial life in America, to travel back in time to the 18th century.

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Daufuskie Island, South Carolina

This tranquil island off the coast of South Carolina is a perfect spot to unwind and get away from the daily grind.

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Fire Island, New York

Off the coast of Long Island, New York, is a barrier island called Fire Island. It consists of seventeen distinct communities.  every one with an own personality.

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Governors Island, New York

Previously a military installation, Governors Island is now a well-liked public park.

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Governors Island, New York

Located between Michigan's Upper and Lower Peninsulas in the Straits of Mackinac, Mackinac Island is a historic island.

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Halibut Cove, Alaska

A tiny community called Halibut Cove is located in Alaska's Chemak Bay State Park. There are no cars or roads in Halibut Cove, so the only ways to get to the village are by boat or airplane.

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Pedestrian Island, Florida

Pedestrian Island is a tiny island located north of Jacksonville, Florida, in the St. Johns River.

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Little Palm Island Resort & Spa, Florida

In the Florida Keys, on a secluded island, sits the opulent Little Palm Island Resort & Spa.

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