Many California travelers rush between major cities without realizing that a waterfront community packed with shops, dining, and marshland sits along the way.
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This thrilling trek across 100 miles of Utah's highest mountain range rewards hikers with jaw-dropping vistas, wildlife, alpine lakes, and wildflower meadows.
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Kansas has no shortage of state parks, but one of the best will take you through a rail trail stretching 51 miles and over a century of history.
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If you've always dreamt of starring in your own Hallmark movie, this charming Indiana town on the Ohio River has the vibes you are after.
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New England's six states become a traveler's dream in the summer season, offering up memorable (and often delicious) experiences for vacationers of all ages.
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If you want to make the most out of your trip to Salem, Massachusetts, don't forget to head down by the water and take in the city's quaint, seaside atmosphere.
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New England is a all-seasons outdoor paradise, and for those who like a quiet stroll or paddle, this area isn't yet very well-known to travelers.
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Just outside of Madison’s urban layout, you’ll find a charming city with local shops, community festivals, and historic buildings in a quaint downtown.
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites are located all over the globe, including 26 within the United States. Here are some national parks with this prestigious status.
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A Civil War battleground and Confederate cemetery offer historic heritage in this tiny town, while nearby places have wildlife and outdoor folk art.
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A lesser-known destination near Pittsburgh offers scenic lakes, miles of rail trails, historic communities, fishing, hiking, and peaceful weekend escapes.
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If you're visiting Iowa and want to check out a relaxing state park, you can head to this one that offers fishing on a river and a lake, as well as camping.
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This southeastern Florida county has been compared to Italy’s Venice because there are travelable waterways interspersed throughout the main city.
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New England’s long history means that it has plenty of ghost towns to explore. These hauntingly beautiful abandoned areas were once successful establishments.
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This lake's clear water makes it a perfect spot for watersports. And when you get hungry, there's a pizza spot whose housemade sauce has customers raving.
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The American West is dotted with fascinating ghost towns, and this friendly city in Wyoming is a brilliant base for exploring the curious past.
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Yosemite National Park is full of beautiful flora, but there are several plants to watch out for that can cause nausea, rashes, hallucinations, and even death.
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This hike near Smoky Mountains Park offers a crowd-free alternative to more popular treks, but the rugged trail and road to get there might put some off.
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Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains offer stunning hiking trails with mountain views, waterfalls, lush forests, and camping experiences for every adventure seeker.
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This charming Chesapeake Bay community is a gateway to the serene, with plenty of outdoor fun to keep visitors engaged and entertained.
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Swap the city buzz of Raleigh for a charming escape just beyond the city's borders, where historic architecture and curious shops line the streets.
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Yellowstone National Park is a big draw when visiting Montana, but just outside of Billings, you'll find a slice of nature that's not nearly as crowded.
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This recreational resort in Michigan is perfect for outdoor lovers, with its own lake, a golf course, pools, and other amenities surrounded by nature.
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San Francisco’s unique weather system is something that needs to be experienced to be understood, but you can try to prepare for it by knowing the basics.
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Beyond Shenandoah National Park's famous overlooks lies a collection of hidden mountain trails leading to breathtaking summits and unforgettable scenery.
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The U.S. is home to many ghost towns and abandoned sites, but this once-thriving village between Atlanta and Augusta has some unique history behind it.
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Florida is filled with great campgrounds of all kinds, but be warned: We found a handful that vary from unpleasantly packed to pest-filled.
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