Pennsylvania is home to miles of train tracks converted into walking and biking trails, and you can explore ghost towns on this trail outside of Pittsburgh.
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This underrated town on the coast of Wales is one of the U.K.'s surfing meccas and offers an onsite, year-round surf school for those looking to learn.
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Step into a storybook village surrounded by picturesque farmlands and rolling hills in Quebec, where farm-to-table food meets modern art galleries.
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A stop in Medora reveals a well-preserved slice of North Dakota history, with original artifacts and a vivid connection to the Badlands' boom in the 1880s.
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This picturesque town has long captivated visitors to the LDNP with its variety of nature-based activities, top-notch restaurants, and curious shops.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most widely visited national park. To make the most of your experience, check out these ranger tips.
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This high mountain lake is tucked away on a sprawling estate that's home to a Gilded Age mansion and is stocked twice a year with trout and other fish species.
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The best stargazing in the U.S. is found in this underrated Midwest state, where there is plenty of rugged, open space and little light pollution.
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Baby boomers in Austin are leaving the city for another Texas metropolis, touted by multiple publications as one of the best places to retire.
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Wales is arguably the most beautiful of the British nations, and this stunning village has everything from majestic mountains to legends of loyalty.
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These two California amusement parks have tied as the least affordable theme parks in America for 2026, according to an analysis by HomeToGo.
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You don't have to travel far from Seattle to see the Evergreen State at its very best in this gorgeous, tree-covered suburban city in Washington.
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This quiet park sits on its namesake lake and features old-growth forest trails with a popular rail-trail that leads to a charming town just a few miles away.
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Orange County isn't exactly short on interesting and entertaining places to visit. But this small city also brings a unique history to the mix.
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Step into a storybook with these villages scattered around England's Lake District, filled with gorgeous views, tall mountains, deep lakes, and more to explore.
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Just 10 miles from Lake Tahoe is a quieter lake escape offering fishing and camping, but there's a catch: You have to hike 5 miles to find it.
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Edinburgh gets a lot of attention for its romantic streets and moody atmosphere. But few venture out of the city to its nearby green spaces, like this one.
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The Old Line State shines bright at this gorgeous state park with some of the finest bayside trails and fishing adventures in Maryland.
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This Lake District village offers the stunning lake and mountain views you'd expect, historic sites, a charming, walkable village, and endangered red squirrels.
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For a gorgeous summer vacation destination with views of the Alps, head to this serene lake with idyllic beaches and a medieval chapel only reachable by boat.
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Planning a trip to California's Sierra Nevada? These essential tips cover hiking, weather, wildlife, road closures, camping, and more before you go.
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The Land of Ice and Fire draws millions of visitors every year, which means finding a quiet getaway is getting harder. Head here to duck the crowds.
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Nestled inside a national park, this little-known village between Middlesbrough and Bridlington has coastal vibes, quaint shops, and cozy pubs.
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If Lake Tahoe's crowds or location on the West Coast doesn't suit you, try one of these dupes across the U.S. offering similar views and recreation.
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Despite stiff competition from many beautiful spots in the Golden State, this little town is a shoo-in with storybook charm and a delightful beach.
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For a beautiful fishing and boating spot in Texas, head to this idyllic park with good bass fishing, lakeside campsites, and plenty of boat launches.
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Yes, the states near the Great Lakes get brutal winters. But if you can handle the cold, this Wisconsin county is a gem of beauty and convenient living.
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