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10 Islands in US you didn't know existed
San Juan Islands, Washington: Archipelago with stunning landscapes, orca sightings. Lesser-known than popular Pacific destinations but equally captivating
Cumberland Island, Georgia: Wild horses roam this barrier island with pristine beaches, maritime forests, and historical ruins
Isle Royale, Michigan: Remote national park in Lake Superior; rugged wilderness, wildlife, and underwater shipwrecks. A quiet escape
Channel Islands, California: Five islands offering diverse ecosystems, from sea caves to archaeological sites, often called "Galápagos of North America
Kodiak Island, Alaska: Beyond the main island, tiny islets abound with diverse wildlife including its namesake Kodiak brown bear
Block Island, Rhode Island: Off the Southern New England coast, featuring dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and quaint lighthouses
Tangier Island, Virginia: In the Chesapeake Bay, with unique dialects and traditions, slowly disappearing due to rising sea levels
Dry Tortugas, Florida: Beyond Key West, historic Fort Jefferson guards this remote national park with vibrant marine life
Niihau, Hawaii: Privately owned, known as "The Forbidden Island." Home to pure Native Hawaiian residents, maintaining traditions
North Manitou Island, Michigan: Lake Michigan's secluded spot for backcountry camping and pristine wilderness, preserved in time