This walkable Alabama city, which is conveniently located between two major metropolises, is an excellent weekend getaway for shopping and hiking enthusiasts.
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This 51-acre Montana site has scenic views, gorgeous trails, and centuries-old etchings that will take you back in history. You won't miss the crowds.
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This small town in the rolling hills of southwest Iowa offers its visitors a rounded experience with great restaurants and a state park with a beautiful lake.
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After a tumultuous end, this amusement park in Maryland found new life when it was picked up by the National Park Service, now offering all sorts of amenities.
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Lovingly called "the biggest little town on Earth," this ever-growing community is the place to go for name-brand outlet shopping and historic beauty.
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Not only will you find clear water and stunning beaches at this Florida state park, but it's also home to a rare type of lake nestled in the sand dunes.
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This park in the Victorian Village of Columbus, Ohio, offers its visitors tons of interesting events and a gorgeous scenery, filled with Victorian charm.
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This vintage haven in the Buckeye State is a fun day trip with plenty of delicious restaurants and annual festivals that will keep everyone entertained.
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Colorado's "Ruby of the Rockies" traded its coal mining boom for something far quieter, leaving behind a mountain village full of unexpected charm.
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This Northern California wildlife haven is an easy drive from Sacramento and rewards visitors with trails, creek views, and a chance for animal sightings.
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Florida gets the lion's share of retirement attention, but this charming county on the Mississippi Gulf Coast has more than its fair share of delights.
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This suburb, "biggest small town in Texas", blends upscale charm with a lively downtown, boutique shopping, and a welcoming community vibe.
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This Midwest city is quite popular with folks moving out of Ohio, and new residents can enjoy watching four professional sports teams and unique local food.
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This village may be small, with a population of only about 2,500 people, but it offers a quiet escape with green spaces, a historic trail, and comfort food.
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This sprawling park on the Tennessee River is home to a 130-year-old hand-carved carousel and one of the world's longest pedestrian bridges.
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Atlanta might be one of the most bustling cities in the United States, but peace and serenity can be found in this affordable gem just a short drive away.
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If you want a little taste of England in the States, head over to Monkton, Maryland, for a garden escape that will make you think you landed overseas.
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This scenic Florida road trip between the Gulf Coast and Miami winds past Everglades wetlands, wildlife, historic sites, and remarkable state parks.
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Just a short ride from Center City, and an even shorter one from the city's historical landmarks, you can find a hammock-filled oasis to explore.
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From luxury escapes to sun beaten colonial landmarks, these former mining cities have reinvented themselves as ski resorts, art hubs, and cultural destinations.
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This unassuming city just beyond Cincinnati's borders is home to a "theme park of food," as well as top-notch restaurants and buzz-worthy events.
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This national forest is actually a combination of three different areas, and it covers a lot of space across two states in the Rocky Mountains.
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Just an hour and a half from New York City, you'll find a criminally underrated destination loaded with historic sites and a buzzing local scene.
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If you're got a few hours to burn around Yellowstone, this Wyoming town is a gold mine of American history and beautiful, Old West style sights.
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Escape the crowds of Lake Tahoe and get out into the county, where award-winning wines, fascinating history, and gorgeous trails are waiting.
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Along with a quirky name, this West Virginia town offers a fun seasonal festival, historic landmarks to explore, and plenty of wild outdoor adventures.
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There are a few great reasons why Lake Tahoe sees as many visitors as it does. But if you're in the mood for something less busy, head to this nearby lake.
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