An hour away from Hartford, nestled in the foothills of the Connecticut Berkshires, is a clapboard-sided inn older than the United States itself.
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Visit this clear blue, 213-foot-deep Minnesota lake if you’re on the hunt for fishing, boating, swimming, and camping in a peaceful spot with amenities.
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This Sacramento suburb is a culturally rich city that offers a wide variety of cuisine, in addition to scenic views of the American River at its parks.
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This Kentucky getaway features lake recreation, a trail network for hiking, a campground with lake access, and a marina for boating, fishing, and swimming.
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In the mid-20th century, Nike missile bases protected U.S. cities from nuclear attack. Now you can play paintball at this one, a registered historic locale.
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Pennsylvania is home to a variety of unique hiking trails, and if you head to this state park on the Susquehanna, you'll get some beautiful views of the river.
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Planning retirement in 2026? These three U.S. states stand out for scenic landscapes, low costs, and plenty of ways to stay active year-round.
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For those who love what mountain lakes have to offer, this beautiful park between Virginia and Tennessee is a must visit.
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For an iconic shopping center, top-rated eats, antiques and charming boutiques, and nearby museums, spend some time in this walkable Kansas City neighborhood.
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Asheville's food scene is drawing national attention, from award-winning spots to a tiny, intimate kitchen featuring Filipinx flavors with Southern influences.
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This under-the-radar park in Texas near Dallas offers peaceful trails, birdwatching, paddling routes, and rustic campsites along a scenic lake setting.
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Looking for a place to relax, rejuvenate, and get back in touch with yourself and nature? Look no further than these popular wellness resorts in Arizona.
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Surf spots for all levels, lagoon and pier fishing, and a seasonal monarch butterfly migration make this 17-mile California beach a standout on the coast.
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Ride a historic railway, explore hiking trails, and visit a massive antique mining dredge in this former gold rush town in eastern Oregon’s Blue Mountains.
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Ranked the top U.S. national park for 2026, this vast wilderness is known for roaming bison, iconic geysers, dramatic canyon waterfalls, and hiking trails.
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Several hours east of Seattle, this state park on the Columbia River is a green oasis in Washington's high desert, offering lush campsites and a unique hike.
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While visiting this Illinois village, sit down for a picnic lunch after a refreshing hike, and for dinner, enjoy delicious seafood with a riverfront view.
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This Indiana nature preserve, located in the woods between Fort Wayne and Chicago, is an idyllic outdoor destination full of easy hiking and peaceful vibes.
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The Pacific Northwest is known for its peaceful nature escapes and beautiful parks, and there's a place on an island not far from Seattle you simply can't miss.
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This thriving Tampa waterfront hub offers standout seafood, walkable streets, cultural landmarks, and easy connections to top attractions across the city.
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California is famous for its picturesque piers. We take a look at the longest pier, a walkable landmark that's a haven for fishing and relaxation.
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Utah happens to boast a state park that takes advantage of a primitive style. It doesn't have many amenities, but there's still plenty to do.
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If you're up for a river adventure that involves camping, you can make your way to North Carolina and launch your canoe on a multi-day excursion on the Roanoke.
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From historic buildings to the oldest university in the state, you won't want to miss checking out this charming city in Illinois, filled with lots of charm.
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Escape the hustle and bustle of the cities, suburbs, or loud Jersey Shore and venture into this serene, quiet forest to fish or go for a leisurely hike.
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Experience a slice of the Southeast’s storied history, Creole cuisine, and unique attractions in a short 80-mile road trip along the Mississippi river.
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You might expect Niagara Falls to be the most iconic U.S. area with waterfalls. But a certain park in New York beats it out with many waterfalls of its own.
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