Not far from Florida's capital of Tallahassee, you can go birdwatching, cast some lines, and hike along scenic trails amidst a diverse array of wildlife.
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This spot is wrapped in stunning scenery, with clifftop hiking trails, state park camping, and miles of blue water to explore by boat or kayak.
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On the island of Hawaii is a place that houses one of the largest cattle ranches in the U.S. It's ripe with history and memorable scenic views.
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A lake surrounded by a national forest is a prime retirement spot for nature lovers. This one has another nearby lake, too, as well as an iconic hiking trail.
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This Texas town is rich with 19th century history, and you can explore its historic buildings and downtown museums when you're in the Fort Worth area.
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A former Florida industrial site has been transformed into a scenic outdoor escape where wildlife, water views, and overnight stays now take center stage.
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It once had four family-owned factories making bricks. Now it's got restaurants, craft breweries, great golf, a mural trail, and a train station turned park.
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You can't go wrong traveling to Missouri, especially if you stop by "The Crossroads of the Ozarks," a charming city that'll keep you busy your whole trip.
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Yellowstone's popularity also has one drawback — too many people. Instead, this Missouri state park offers roaming bison, camping, and less-crowded trails.
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Missouri's rolling hills hide a welcoming small city where parks, local flavor, and easy access to outdoor adventures make for an easy weekend escape.
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This lake is located within a designated wilderness area west of Aspen that requires long hikes to get to, but the pristine beauty is well worth the trek.
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This under-the-radar state park in Montana was the state's first International Dark Sky Sanctuary and is best explored via its pretty trails.
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A must for any Midwest history-themed adventure, this reconstructed military fort combines sumptuous river views with a curious story of its own
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Florida is home to a collection of fast-growing cities with thriving downtowns, expanding communities, exciting attractions, and fresh opportunities.
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This Alabama city adjacent to Atlanta has the perfect glamping location as well as both hiking trails and restaurants with great lake views.
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There are plenty of abandoned places across the United States, and sometimes, these places can be transformed into something new, like this Ohio park.
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If you're looking to have a fabulous time in Cincinnati without spending a single dollar, these are the bucket list adventures to seek out.
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With over 100 miles of shoreline and more than a dozen barrier islands along the Atlantic Ocean, Georgia has more beaches than many people realize.
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This rural valley area along a quiet creek saw boom times in the 1860s, but progress moves on and now it's is a relaxing spot with a welcoming city.
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This state park located in Arkansas is perfect for both a nice stroll and an epic bike ride, as it centers around a long and scenic trail.
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Retirement and adventure are found in equal measure in this charming Ohio county, a spot packed with natural beauty and fascinating communities.
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Explore defunct Texas amusement parks, from Astroworld and Aquarena Springs to Joyland and FunPlex, that still lure nostalgic visitors today.
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You needn't venture far from Dallas, Texas, to experience a serene state park with several campsites and a large lake that offers great fishing and paddling.
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Hike in the Oquirrh Mountains, hit the links, and stroll past historic buildings with a visit to this Utah city less than an hour from Salt Lake City.
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Kansas' windiest lake has become a favorite for outdoor recreation, where steady conditions and diverse activities keep visitors coming back year after year.
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A delightful camping destination offering scenic parks and mountain trails, adventurous vacationers are sure to enjoy the so-called "other side of California."
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Kansas City took an abandoned relic of its meatpacking and railway days and turned it into a buzzy riverfront spot for locals and tourists alike.
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