You may not think of Kansas as a haven for water lovers, but this city offers a stunning lake you can boat or hike around, and uniquely fun places to stay.
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This coastal California city has more breweries per capita than any other town in the United States and highlights art installations by local artists.
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The North Carolina landscape is dotted with ghost towns, gorgeous destinations that were once bustling but are now almost entirely abandoned.
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A new report has given this Southern state park high scores for its affordable nearby accommodations, hiking trail variety, and visitor satisfaction.
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There's more to Colorado than ski slopes, as you'll find in this charming little town where you can work on your tan and get some amazing food.
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Atlanta, Georgia, offers many exciting activities, but just outside the city is a beautiful nature reserve with wildlife, trails, and fun for the whole family.
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This reservoir in western Pennsylvania features wooded hiking trails and quiet spots to cast a line for bass and bluegill from shore or a boat.
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No shovel? No problem. Visitors of all ages can dig for prehistoric fossils with their bare hands at this free park, no tools or experience required.
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With its close proximity to gorgeous scenery, lakes, and much more, Washington state is awash in charming mountain towns that you may not have heard of.
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Explore the natural beauty that surrounds Gettysburg, from rolling hills you can hike to lakes you can relax in, forested trails, beautiful views, and more.
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This NYC subway station, dating back to 1905, got a makeover in 2026, with new elevators, cleaner tiles and bricks, and even a name adjustment.
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Many people decide to move after their retirement, but not all of them go to Florida — some would rather have four seasons and a different type of seafood.
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The Nevada desert is hardly a hidden tourist gem, but one remote, less-visited area offers adventurers stunning rock formations rarely found anywhere else.
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The small residential community is blessed with several incredible outdoor spaces, including easy access to spots on the lake and an impressive garden and park.
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Florida has more to offer than bustling beaches. Fans of fishing, fauna, and quiet settings should consider visiting this wildlife island refuge.
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Even in a city renowned for greenery, you might not associate a freeway with impressive displays of plant life. Yet you absolutely can in Seattle.
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Retirees have a lot more options than they might think, and a quartet of states offer the same fantastic weather of Florida with a few more appealing upsides.
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The Sierra Nevada mountain range offers outdoor lovers plenty of hiking trails, sparkling lakes, and natural beauty. This particular loop is almost 45 miles.
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Cape Cod is one of the most unique ocean fronts in the United States, and the peninsula is home to a myriad of towns with great fresh and saltwater fishing.
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With rock-bottom crime rates, low traffic deaths, and almost no natural disaster threat, this growing Colorado tech hub was ranked as America's safest city.
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Retirees looking for pleasant weather aren't relegated to balmy Florida, as one cluster of states is a temperate outdoorsy paradise with delightful summers.
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Ohio's cuisine scene is varied and vibrant, and a lot of the best restaurants in the region can be found in the state's stunning small towns.
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If you want to have some outdoor adventure in Wisconsin, you can head to this small town that offers miles of scenic hiking trails, as well as fishing.
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Mountain scenery, hidden beaches, quiet paddling routes, and Revolutionary War history make this Maine destination more than just another lake.
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Enjoy a quaint getaway at a park on a relaxed Georgia island, boasting magical scenery, alongside fishing and boating opportunities.
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This Wisconsin town has been known for water-related recreation since the 1800s, plus it contains a stop on the famed Ice Age National Scenic Trail.
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In Illinois, right between Chicago and St. Louis, is a beautiful area for fishing, hiking, and boating, as well as camping and picnicking.
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