Known more for highways than hiking, this state quietly ranks among America's greenest, thanks to its expansive parklands, forests, beaches, and trails.
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This charming Midwest City between Omaha and Des Moines is home to a historic downtown with shops and good food, as well as hiking, parks, and river fun.
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From colonial inns to grand resorts, America's oldest hotels combine historic charm with modern comfort, offering style, stories, atmosphere, and more.
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The third-largest island in North America's Great Lakes is a Canadian gem, with delicious eats, cute shops, camping, and historic buildings.
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Though it's been closed for years, this pristine lake in California is expected to open sometime in 2027 after receiving massive renovations.
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From the Cascades to the Sierra Nevadas and Sawatch Range, this is why many of the mountains in the United States lower 48 are about 14,000 feet tall.
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For a slice of New England charm in the Buckeye State, head to one of Ohio's fastest-growing cities and a delightful location packed with history.
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The most polluted national park isn't the Everglades or Yosemite, but instead a popular California staple traditional known for its mountain views.
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This lesser-known Florida lake oasis is a state park that might just make you forget the Everglades, with wetland trails and fruitful fishing spots.
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This cozy spot in Oregon is home to an idyllic hot springs resort that offers unique lodging options, meditation classes, and a chance to reconnect with nature.
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This charming North Carolina destination has European-inspired streets, lakeside scenery, and a walkable historic district, making for an enchanting escape.
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Hidden in the dense foliage of Canada's Vancouver Island, this 182-foot barked giant is at least two millennia old and the world's largest tree of its kind.
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Occupying an idyllic spot amongst bluffs, boulders, and forests, this under-the-radar state park is a perfect place to soak up serene natural beauty.
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This charming city in the Deep South, between Chattanooga and Huntsville, boasts endless outdoor fun with wildlife and river frontage, and a historic downtown.
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New Jersey is the "Diner Capital" of the United States for a reason. It's hard to go wrong when these are the best diners New Jersey has to offer.
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Want to take in the Canadian outdoors without getting overwhelmed by a sea of crowds? The country is hiding a beautiful lake oasis with everything you can want.
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Looking to explore a town with a 150-year-old festival, great local eats, and more to explore? You will want to stop at this small Ohio gem full of wonder.
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Stroll along the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, hike in the West Pennine Moors, and explore a historic estate in this charming English market town.
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This Utah town is surrounded by mountains, so there is plenty of opportunity to take in the scenery, whether it's on Main Street or by a lake.
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The vast expanse of the United States is dotted with fascinating mining towns that have been all but abandoned, leaving only whispers of a different time.
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The Sunshine State constantly attracts retirees, but there's an overlooked state whose natural attractions and rich culture make it a viable alternative.
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Spanning over 5,700 acres, this once-deforested area is now a thriving natural sanctuary with diverse habitats and remnants of its industrial past.
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St. Croix has a wildlife refuge that boasts pristine waters and white-sand beaches where sea turtles are protected from the public during their nesting season.
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Europe is famous for being extremely walkable, especially in its most-visited cities. Here's where you can get an incredible experience on two feet.
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The origins of dish remain a bit mysterious, but one small town (with a spooky reputation) is making its claim as the center of the fried chicken universe.
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If you want to learn some Canadian history and take part in some cultural festivals, you can head to this Ontario town near Lake Erie and see the sights.
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Not only is it home to a must-see landmark, but this Ohio village is also home to charming local shops and a sprawling river trail that's great for biking.
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