Off the Beaten Path: Five Unique Spring Break Destinations

A.C. Haury
When you think of Spring Break what comes to mind? Beaches, Sunshine, and lots of other travelers. With Spring Break fast approaching, vacationers are finalizing travel plans, booking hotels, setting itineraries. But what about those who want a break from the typical Spring Break vacation? There are some fantastic Spring Break Destinations that are definitely off the beaten path. Read on for five great Spring Break travel locations that break away from the typical, and are packed full of fun and adventure.

Alaska

What better way to break free of the typical Spring Break mold than by booking a trip to beautiful Alaska? Whether you are looking for some rest and relaxation or full blown excitement, the options are endless in Alaska. Book an Alaskan Cruise, become one with nature and enjoy bird watching, hiking, and fishing, or strap on your skis take on the slopes at Lake Clark National Park.

Montana

Another great destination that is certainly off the beaten path is Montana. Whether you are looking to soak up the tranquility of nature or enjoy all the excitement Montana has to offer, Montana definitely has something for you. Some of the great attractions include White Water Rafting on the Clark Fork River, Horseback riding through the beautiful Montana mountains, Skiing at Marshall Mountain and much more.

Arizona

Arizona is another Spring Break destination that is sure to please. Offering up a variety of attractions without the crowds that are typical of other Spring Break locations, this is one vacation you can truly enjoy. Some of the exciting attractions include boating on Lake Havasu, Skydiving in Eloy and visiting the Grand Canyon.

Georgia

Another beautiful option as a Spring Break travel destination is Georgia. Offering up southern charm and beautiful scenery for a relaxing vacation like no other. If you are in the market for a more adventurous vacation, Georgia has some great attractions as well. Some of Georgia's attractions include Hang Gliding in Rising Fawn, exploring historic Madison and hiking through Stone Mountain Park.

Pennsylvania

While Pennsylvania is not the first place you'd think of as a Spring Break Destination, it certainly has the potential for a great vacation spot. Regardless of your vacationing preference, Pennsylvania offers a variety of attractions to Spring Breakers looking for adventure or relaxation. One of Pennsylvania's greatest attractions is the Pocono Mountains, where vacationers enjoy White Water Rafting, Skiing, Nature Walks, Horseback riding and more. Pennsylvania is also home to several large cities, including Philadelphia, which houses several major sports teams, great restaurants and a plethora of historical sites to explore including the Liberty Bell, Congress Hall, the Betsy Ross House and more.

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  • Martin Kloess2/23/2011

    i used to be lucky driving away from a given city for 1 to 4 hours

  • Mike Powers2/23/2011

    Awesome writing! Thanks for a great read!

  • Jenny Wisnewski2/23/2011

    These are some great ideas for out of the ordinary spring break vacations! Most people probably would not look at these as a first option.

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