1. Sedona, Arizona

Known for its stunning red rock formations, spiritual energy and vibrant art scene, Sedona feels like a world away from everyday life.

2. Bar Harbor, Maine

Located on Mount Desert Island, Bar Harbor offers stunning coastal scenery, Acadia National Park and a quaint New England charm.

3. Mackinac Island, Michigan

Accessible only by ferry, this car-free island boasts Victorian architecture, horse-drawn carriages and a lovely, serene atmosphere.

4. Asheville, North Carolina

Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville offers a blend of artistic culture, outdoor activities and a bohemian vibe that feels like a different world.

5. Olympic National Park, Washington

This diverse park includes lush rainforests, rugged coastline and snow-capped mountains, offering a remote natural experience that both adventure-seekers and more conservative nature lovers will enjoy.

Morgan's Travel Tips

Morgan Haile of Morgan Taylor spends much of her work life traveling the globe, so she's a pro when it comes to knowing the tips and tricks that will save you time and money. Here, she shares some of her best travel advice:

Tip #1 Moisturize in Advance:

The day before you fly, make sure to moisturize from head to toe. All that recycled plane air dries out your skin in a major way. Be proactive about your skincare and prep the day before to boost your skin's hydration.

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Tip #2 Keep Cuticle Oil in Your Carry-On:

Refresh your hands and cuticles, as well as other dry spots (like elbows and knees), with cuticle oil. Traveling, whether on a plane, train or in an automobile, sucks the moisture from your skin. Cuticle oil protects your body's hydrogen and salt bridges, which helps maintain the skin's moisture — plus it smells good!

Try: Try Morgan Taylor Remedy Renewing Cuticle Oil

Tip #3 Don't Forget Eye Drops:

Looking at your phone, laptop or a TV screen during a long-haul flight can leave you with red, watery and sore eyes. Eye drops will keep them looking and feeling fresh.

Tip #4 Pack Cosmetics With Cotton:

There's nothing worse than having an item break during travel. Help protect your makeup by adding a small cotton ball or pad between the product and lid to keep your cosmetics intact, think: delicate items like pressed eye shadows and powder compacts.

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