Airbnb Names This Wisconsin City One Of The Best Fall Getaways

Fall is in the air! It has definitely felt nice and crisp over the past week or so and these cooler temperatures are here to stay. Sorry to everyone who didn't want summer to end.

I absolutely love fall and so I was more than ready for it. One of the best parts of fall is how beautiful our neck of the woods is this time of the year. (It is pretty year-round but even more so this time of the year.)

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Many people, myself included, like to venture off to other parts of our region to soak in all the fall colors and fall festivities. If you've been wanting to do the same, I have just the place for you.

A city in Wisconsin has been named one of the best fall destinations! Add this one to your fall bucket list immediately.

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Airbnb Names Wisconsin City One Of The Best For A Weekend Getaway

Fall is the season for taking little road trips to take in the sights - after a summer full of road tripping to your cabin! Airbnb released a list of this season's top destinations for a weekend-long fall road trip.

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Every single place on this list was a surprise and it is fun to see different places getting some time to shine! Tannersville, New York kicks off the list, along with places like Glenwood Springs, Colorado and Camden, Nebraska - and Oshkosh!

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Oshkosh Named One Of The Best Places For A Weekend-Long Fall Road Trip

How awesome! If you've been there, you know that it is gorgeous, especially this time of the year. Airbnb cites the tails and orchards, making this Wisconsin spot just a little more appealing than the rest in the fall. It seems so charming!

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Why else? If you haven't been there just yet, Airbnb sets the scene about why it made the list, writing:

Lakeside trails and orchard visits make for a low-key Midwest foliage weekend, with color along the Fox River and Lake Winnebago shoreline.

It sounds absolutely glorious! As for another reason this spot made the list? Gen Z is doing something called 'lore-tripping' which has them visiting 'quirky' and lesser-known places this fall. It won't be lesser-known for long - especially now.