These Are The 5 Friendliest Beach Towns On The West Coast, According To Travelers
Sometimes it's not enough to simply head to the beach; sometimes you want a true getaway, where the vibes are chill and the community is actually convivial.
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Nestled Between Chicago And Milwaukee Is Illinois' Beloved State Park Perfect For Fishing, Camping, And Boating
This Illinois park features connected lakes, shoreline camping, public boat launches, and prime Midwest fishing waters, making for a great urban escape.
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Indiana's Once-Thriving Amusement Park And Zoo Combo Is Now Completely Abandoned
If you grew up in Indiana, you may remember this local amusement park and zoo that was once brimming with entertainment but has now been abandoned for years.
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California's Peaceful Sacramento Suburb Is A Quiet Escape With Friendly Vibes
Just a short run from the hustle and bustle of Sacramento, this serene suburb is a guaranteed escape from the noise and chaos of the modern world.
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Washington's Cozy Cascade Mountain Town Is A Riverfront Gem With Natural Beauty And Outdoor Fun
In Washington's Cascade Mountains, a small riverfront town blends railroad history, forest trails, rushing rapids, and dramatic alpine scenery.
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Japan's 'Galápagos' Are Secret Tropical Islands With Turquoise-Clear Waters And Rare Wildlife
Home to frogs with Wolverine claws, primitive rabbits, and stunning beaches with crystalline waters, Japan’s lesser-known tropical islands rival the Galápagos.
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Colorado's 5 Hands-Down Best Spots For RV Camping
Colorado is more than just the Rocky Mountains, and if you're thinking about trying to see it all in a road trip, these RV destinations will come in handy.
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Minnesota's Lakeside City Near Minneapolis Offers Shops, Eateries, And A Walkable Downtown
Minneapolis and St. Paul have a lot to offer, but this small Minnesota city has a lot going for it, too, like restaurants, antique shops, and a beautiful lake.
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The 5 Longest Rail Trails For Scenic Views In The Midwest, Ranked
Discover America's heartland by foot or bike along these trails that were once thriving railroads and now connect charming towns and scenic vistas.
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Fort Lauderdale's Little-Known Park Is A Lush, Urban Escape With Trails And A Scenic Dog Swim Spot
This city park is hidden away but still convenient to the downtown neighborhoods, and it's got shady oak trees, scenic lakes, pickleball, disk golf, and more.
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Washington's Peaceful Coastal Getaway Is Nestled Between Verdant Forests And Gorgeous Beaches
Washington’s Pacific Northwest scenery boasts lush forests and stunning beaches, and for an idyllic escape, head to this hidden gem of a park.
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The Gem Of California's Gold Country Is A Town In The Sierra Nevada Foothills With Fun Shops And Restaurants
Whether you want to learn about town history over a drink at Ira's Old Corner Saloon or camp waterfront at Lake Tulloch, this Gold Country spot has it all.
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5 Once-Thriving Gold Rush Towns To Visit That Are Now Abandoned
Across the American West, former mining settlements stand frozen in time, offering visitors a glimpse into the rise and fall of the Gold Rush era.
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Idaho's Once-Thriving Mining Town Is Now An Abandoned Relic With Nearby Camping, Trails, And Mountain Beauty
Tucked away in the mountains near Challis is an abandoned mining town surrounded by cozy campsites, rugged hikes, and epic views of the Idaho wilderness.
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South Carolina's Friendly Greenville Suburb Charms With Boutique Shops, Artsy Vibes, And Tasty Eats
Sometimes referred to as "Simply Home" and "Stage of the Upstate," this South Carolina suburb beckons visitors with live music, shopping, and top eats.
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Between Grand Rapids And Toledo Lies A Michigan City With College-Town Charm And A Vibrant Downtown
While smaller than some of Michigan's other college towns, this destination offers sporting events, a festive park, and the state's oldest theater.
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5 RV Campers That Were Big In The 1970s
Whether you're just looking for a trip down memory lane or are planning a retro road trip in style, here's a look at the most iconic '70s campers and trailers.
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This Once-Thriving Pennsylvania Rail Town Is Now A Retirement-Friendly Suburb With Walkable Charm
Just outside Philadelphia, this historic town offers strong retirement benefits, cultural programs, trails, and one of the state's largest malls nearby.
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Denver's 5 Best Under-The-Radar Coffee Shops, According To Locals
Discover five under-the-radar Denver coffee shops locals love, from horror-themed cafes to Filipino-inspired brews, all with high ratings and low buzz.
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One Of America's Best-Kept Secrets Is A Train From Chicago To Spectacular National Parks
Discover some of America's jaw-dropping landscapes on this organized tour that travels from the shores of Lake Michigan to five national parks.
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Pennsylvania's Family-Friendly State Park Is A Serene Escape With A Lovely Lake, Camping, And Trails
This quiet Pennsylvania state park offers pleasant hikes, serene lakeside beaches, and a variety of camping options for the perfect outdoor family adventure.
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The Low-Tech Camping Trick To Make A DIY Air Conditioner
Camping in summer is a beautiful experience, but the brutal heat can compromise the adventure. No worries; this DIY air conditioner hack will save the day.
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Between Abilene And Midland Is Texas' 'Wind Turbine Capital' With Historic Charm And Delicious Eats
This small Texas city has become famous for its wind turbines, but it is also home to some important World War II history and tasty restaurants.
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Wisconsin's Wealthy Milwaukee Suburb To Visit Features Scenic Parks And Golf Courses
On the outskirts of Milwaukee, you’ll find a wealthy residential suburb with luxurious estates, along with a scenic art park and fabulous golf courses.
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Charlotte's 24-Hour Hotspot Is One Of The Best Diners In North Carolina
This 24-hour hotspot in Charlotte is one of the best diners in North Carolina, with loads of delicious comfort food and retro styling through.
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5 American Cities That Feel Small Despite Having A Large Population
While some of America's most visited cities are undeniable metropolises, others are just as large but manage to maintain more of a small-town vibe.
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Arizona's Top Camping Destination Is A Rim-Side Retreat With Front-Row Grand Canyon Views
This top camping destination in Arizona is a secluded retreat within a short walk of the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and its breathtaking sunrises.
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Florida's Once-Thriving Everglades Missile Site Was Abandoned And Transformed Into A Landmark Worth Visiting
This once-thriving military missile base in the Florida Everglades was abandoned and since has transformed into a historic landmark worth visiting.
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America's 5 Most Crowded National Parks (And The Best Times To Visit Them), According To Research
Having your national parks be so beautiful that overtourism is an issue is a pretty great problem to have. Here's when to visit the most crowded in the country.
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Jersey City's Walkable Riverside Neighborhood Worth Visiting Has A Trendy Mall And Nature Trails
Along with a beautiful view of New York City, this New Jersey neighborhood offers outdoor hikes, shopping, and restaurants.
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The 8 Best Ski Towns In The U.S. For A Friend Group Getaway, Ranked
A ski vacation might be the perfect getaway for your and your friends. Here are some of the best ski towns with plenty of options on and off the mountain.
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