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No Cars Allowed at These 7 U.S. Destinations

The largest of a group of barrier islands running parallel to Long Island, Fire Island is accessible by seaplanes and daily ferries, which shuttle back and forth across the bay. Since 1964, most of the island has fallen under the protection of the Fire Island National Seashore, which means it's largely off-limits to cars and there are no paved public roads.

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