This quiet little hamlet in upstate New York is filled with waterfront activities, a unique 11-trail hiking challenge, and cozy places to stay.
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Have a long layover in Atlanta? Leave the airport (or don't) and partake in one of these five activities to make the most of your time between flights.
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Washington isn't usually associated with retirees, but this river valley town made headlines when Travel & Leisure named it one of the best places to retire.
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Nestled in the heart of Massachusetts, this quiet yet charming town features peaceful trails, sprawling family-friendly parks, and historic buildings.
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Surveys show that Times Square is considered the biggest tourist trap in the U.S. Here's how to avoid wasting your time and money in the Big Apple.
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Fort Collins is a popular stop for visitors to Colorado, but this mountain mecca hidden nearby in the Rockies is also worth considering, especially for camping.
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When visiting Sacramento, make sure to get out of the city and explore this lakeside gem of a suburb with great food, shopping, and outdoor recreation.
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This Las Vegas hotel and casino has already won dozens of awards but now it was recently named one of the world's 'Most Instagrammable Hotels'
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This affluent yet laid-back section of Santa Cruz boasts a relaxed beach, numerous eateries and cafes, and a family-friendly natural history museum.
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This small and affordable Arizona town has a prime location right next to Phoenix and a vibrant and diverse community with rich traditions and festivals.
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The Swick Old Growth Interpretive Site inside Oregon's Malheur National Forest is a great place to have a picnic or go on an easy hike this fall.
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This pristine Arkansas wilderness area with bluffs and seasonal waterfalls has hiking trails, primitive camping, and more than 100 bolted rock climbing routes.
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Visit this New York town south of Rochester for its nearby waterfalls, fun festivals, and a delightful pub and dining scene to enjoy after a day of exploring.
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With several preserves to explore next to its large bay, this unique paddleboarding and kayaking area is a true delight near some of Florida's finest beaches.
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This unincorporated community makes an outstanding homebase for visiting hikers and campers hoping to take advantage of the area's picturesque landscapes.
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This borough doubled down on its collective artistic inclinations in reaction to the Industrial Revolution, because not everything should be mass-produced.
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If you're exploring South Carolina looking for the perfect mix between small town charm and medium city vibrancy, this locale is walkable and fun.
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As you may have already guessed, the coolest street in America is in Austin. To find out where to get the coolest brisket in America, read on.
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With a natural barrier keeping locals and tourists safe from fierce Atlantic waves, this small beach town is a haven of hideaways.
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Florida might be seen as the top spot for retirees, but this relaxed Arizona town presents another option, especially for those who love to golf.
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Horseback rides, cozy cabins, and handcrafted art await in this charming Pennsylvania town nestled beside one of the state’s most scenic forests.
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Nestled along the Indian River lagoon, this historic community is celebrated for its welcoming atmosphere and proximity to Florida's natural wonders.
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This fun little Texas town isn't too far from Austin or San Antonio, and it's perfect for grabbing a plate of barbecue or visiting a museum.
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If you're looking for your next breathtaking climbing destination, head south of Boise for one of Idaho's most memorable state parks.
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Oregon is home to over 1,400 named lakes, but this one is hard to beat for its stunning views, outdoor recreation opportunities, and cozy campgrounds.
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This charming Midwest city captivates visitors with its vibrant riverside trails, warm atmosphere, and delightful restaurants around every corner.
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This must-visit stop for anglers is partially built from the wreckage of a previous bridge that collapsed when a freighter crashed into it in 1980.
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