Retirees love this ‘Peach State’ county as it’s near Atlanta and a major airport. It’s also got Southern charm, natural beauty, trails, and golf.
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This Texas state park you've never heard of features rugged landscapes, exceptional rural, dark-sky camping, hiking trails, and a unique cave to tour.
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A favorite among kayakers in Northern Georgia, this massive state park pairs tranquil waters with cozy cabins, woodsy hikes, and stunning wildlife.
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A White House tour is perfect for history buffs, but it's important to remember that it's a government building and there are a lot of things you can't take in.
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Wyoming's cleanest mountain lakes and canyon reservoirs offer inviting waters for boating and fishing, with shoreline campsites and nearby hikes.
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Swimming in Florida’s pristine springs is a calming, serene experience… when you’re not fighting crowds of other visitors. Here’s the best time to go.
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A Vermont state park offers lakeside recreation and summer-camp vibes. Enjoy swimming at a pristine beach while staying at a quaint cottage.
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Missouri's marvelous natural scenery is on full display at this tranquil state park, just a short drive from the hustle and bustle of St. Louis.
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Niagara Falls has a reputation as a stunning natural wonder. And, while it's well worth a visit, there are some aspects that visitors don't like.
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With nearly 700 miles of shoreline, year-round fishing, and easy boating access, this sprawling lake close to Atlanta is an outdoor playground.
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While Grand Teton National Park is so stunning that you're bound to enjoy your time there, these tips will make the experience even better (and safer).
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If you find yourself in this part of the U.S. and need an inviting, hospitable place to rest and refuel during your travels, stop at this welcome center.
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This Wisconsin marsh is home to migratory birds, a protected waterfowl refuge, fishing opportunities, and canoe routes through wetlands.
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Pick your own fruit at a farm, shop for handmade chocolate and jam at indie stores, and kayak or tube by a lake in this town near Portland in Maine.
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Close to Boston, this riverside town in Maine has hidden beaches, an annual clam festival, and restaurants serving lobster rolls, chowder, and oysters.
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Savannah, Georgia, is known for being a beautiful city, but this hasn't always been how people viewed it. We're looking at the highs and lows of its tourism.
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While California has some incredible, iconic wine destinations, this high-elevation mountain region is filled with vineyards and wineries to explore.
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Nevada is undoubtedly the country’s betting capital, but these two states have high numbers of casinos, albeit very different gambling laws.
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Away from the crowds of the Grand Canyon is another canyon escape with backcountry trails and dispersed camping for a truly wild experience.
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Enjoy Irish singing, dancing, and storytelling in this family-friendly city near Chicago, then watch baseball, play golf, or explore its trails.
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Whether you're looking for some prime fishing or a scenic getaway, these salmon fishing spots are great for a solo vacation or a family trip.
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This Buzzards Bay beach makes a great spot if you're looking for calmer, clearer waters with nearby food options for a relaxed day for the family by the water.
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Escape civilization at this high-elevation lake in California, with quiet shores perfect for fishing, access to trails, and a handful of primitive campsites.
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Trade Boston’s cityscape for a nearby state forest. Winding trails pass by the remains of historic structures, while wildlife plays amongst the trees.
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This Arizona site has been a national monument since the 1920s and features one-of-a-kind rock formations and varied ecosystems, making it a unique destination.
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This county in Alabama may not be an obvious retirement choice, but it offers affordability with access to nature through lakes, trails, and forests.
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This Vermont waterfront state park has wooded campsites and lean-tos with swimming, paddling, and forest walks past remnants of a once-busy slate industry.
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