These 4 lively American multi -cities still feel like summer as summer during autumn

The Prime beach season can be anything but over, because the temperature is slowly decreasing along a large part of the coastlines of America.

However, there is a Maas in the law to experience Bliss on the water this fall. Who said that summer presents should end?

Many multi -cities see an increase in summer while people send their PTO boats, jet skis, jet skis, and perhaps even a flirty text to their one connection with a luxury Lakeside hut.

Now that the summer is getting further and further away in the rear -view mirror, there is a handful of lively multi -cities that are not completely ready to throw their leaves.

We are happy to extend from Arizona to Georgia and are happy to reveal 4 sunny outings with months of sang sang through the sun, where you don’t have to pack your favorite flannel:

Lake Havasu: The favorite outing of the locals

Not to be confused with the step-by-step Havasu waterfalls of the Grand Canyon, Lake Havasu hugs the Arizona-California line and has become a popular outing among the locals from both states.

So many of the US will see Temps drip in the 50s and 60s, you still have 90 degrees days perfect for swimming, kayaking and sailing.

The characteristic monument of the city, the London Bridge (which does not yet have to fall much until the annoyance of Fergie), becomes a lot less pressure as the party scene is largely back in the classroom.

Enjoy the sweeping view of the background of the mountain, beat the heat with countless hiking trails to start your day and view the city event calendarWhere it seems that there is something exciting every week, such as the coming taste of Havasu 2025 and the 54th annual London Bridge Days ParadeBoth planned for October.

Canyon Lake: the “Maldives of Texas”

On paper, “Maldives” and “Texas” seem to go together, as well as familyiners and politics, but there is always an exception to the rule with everything.

In this case, the Canyon lake is about an hour or so from both Austin and San Antonio, although the surprising cultural town of New Braunfels, the home base of Tiktok-famous BUC-Es and Texans’ Favorite Fall Festival, WurstfestThat ensures the best basis.

Canyon Lake once went viral Because the waters were so blue, people could not believe that there was a hidden piece of paradise in the middle of Texas hence the ‘Maldives’ name.

With noisy university children at school, you can expect less crowds during the fall. Find a picturesque beach, take a dip in the unspoilt waters, or go fishing or kayaking without the need to navigate hordes of boats and fist pontrikers from the UNTZ tones.

Canyon Lake is still in the 90s to October. Then there is a gradual decline in the 70s in November.

Lake Charles: Louisiana’s surprising hotspot – literally

New Orleans aside, where could you assume that the emerging hotspot of Louisiana could be?

Maybe Baton Rouge, Lafayette or Monroe – no. It is less well -known Lake Charles.

Discerned “Louisiana’s Playground”, it is the home of flashy resorts with name fire and an abundance of excitement to enjoy a nice outing, regardless of the season.

As you can imagine, the summers sink in the Bayou, making the fall might be the best time to visit, especially with outdoor tenders such as the Creole Nature TrailPerfect for spotting animals in the wild, and Prien Lake ParkA place to take glowing sunsets.

With Temps floating in the 70s and 80s, you may not use resortpools as much as in the summer, but you can take advantage of much better rates.

The chic L’Auberge Casino Resort Lake Charles this fall is as low as $ 125, and Golden Nugget Lake Charles Hotel & Casino is not far behind.

Macon, Georgia: Discover Southern Charm & Lakeside Serenity

If you’ve never heard of Macon, that’s okay. Spirit Airlines would put this city on the map with new flights, but then realized that it is a long task to anchor an airport when you have no money. Oops!

Since Spirit leaves Before they even arrive, the best way to get here via Atlanta is about 80 miles away.

This charming city combines deep southern history with old roots, from native -built Ocmulgee hills to its later role as a confederated hub.

The preserved architecture and legendary music scene (the home of Otis Redding, the Allman Brothers and Little Richard) confirms its place as one of the most legendary cities of the South, who are worth sitting at the table with Memphis and Jackson.

But perhaps the most overlooked aspect Lake TobesofkeeJust 15 minutes of all the joys in the city center.

Here you will find open paths, spacious campsites, picnic areas and a range of water activities without any crowds at this time of the year.

Despite warm weather, the lake will shine with foliage that his sandy coasts wrap in the coming months, which ensures a unsuspecting, serene retreat in one of the best preserved secrets of Georgia.

Sam Sears

SAM, our main writer and journalist based in San Diego has visited 36 countries and wrote more than 1000 articles with a focus on sharing his own travel experiences and throwing a light on lesser -known gems.