This leafy park is tucked along the North Dakota-Minnesota border in Fargo and offers lovers of the great outdoors both bike and kayak rentals for exploring.
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This storied city pays tribute to its legacy with charming brick-paved sidewalks and red brick buildings housing an eclectic mix of shops and eateries.
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Whether you're looking to hike along babbling creeks or explore historic structures, these are the most beautiful drives in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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ATL is one of the country's great food destinations, so what better than a love letter to the city's local burger scene from an Atlanta local?
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Nearly 300 bird species have been spotted in this 10,000-acre refuge, home to bottomland hardwood forests marshes, wetlands, and grasslands.
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Many restaurants around the world have long and storied pasts — including being sites for chilling ghost stories. Here's where to go for a spooky time.
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Alabama's Gulf Coast is home to one of the best hotels in America, a resort that is very much deserving of its lofty nickname.
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This sprawling Wyoming reservoir retreat offers boating, productive fishing, shoreline camping, sandy beaches, and miles of trails for outdoor adventures.
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You might assume that the oldest beer garden in the Big Apple would have German roots, but New York City is always ready with a surprise.
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As one of the first state parks in Indiana, Turkey Run boasts idyllic walks through gulches and forests, and these are the best routes to explore.
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While California and Florida have optimal weather and vibrant coastal cities, the best U.S. state to live in for 2026 is an affordable, safe option.
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Skip the major parks and visit this local spot in California for a slow and relaxed nature escape, complete with boating, fishing, and lakeside camping.
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Spend a laid-back weekend in this under-the-radar Minnesota city, where vintage finds, lakeside downtime, fishing opportunities, and local flavor abound.
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Walk along the ruins of an abandoned colonial town, which was later used as a Civil War fort, in this active archaeological site in North Carolina.
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Instead of Lake Tahoe, head to this artificial lake surrounded by hills in the Central Valley that is perfect for fishing, boating, windsurfing, and camping.
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This easy trip from Las Vegas leads to a quieter side of Nevada, with lakeside campsites, hiking trails, lush wetlands, wildlife, and scenic desert views.
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Retirement often means a slower pace of life, and what better place to find that than in one of the many charming lake towns dotted around the U.S.?
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This lake in Pittsburgh was once used for boating and ice skating, but today, it makes for a special stop during a walk in a local urban park.
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Whether you're looking for a peaceful hideaway or a nature retreat with modern amenities, this campsite in the Sunshine State offers it all.
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While Pennsylvania may not have been on your retirement list, this county offers the perks of a big city, with lots of adventure for retirees to enjoy.
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Explore all Southern California has to offer without breaking the bank in this perfectly located suburb. Home to the 2028 Summer Olympics, there's plenty to do.
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This peaceful slice of Florida preserves wetlands, woodland paths, wildlife, colorful gardens, and fascinating reminders of the state's cattle-ranching past.
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WalletHub ranked US states based on their environmental quality, eco-friendly behaviors, and climate change contributions, and this state shines in those areas.
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This spot offers a NOLA stay unlike any place else, with cabin rentals that float on the bayou while alligators swim around, and a welcoming campground.
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Boise combines riverside trails for walking and biking with wildlife, museums, and dining, offering travelers an easy way to explore the Idaho capital.
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Outdoor adventures abound on and around this peaceful Ozark river that snakes through magnificent Missouri from Springfield to south of Branson.
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Visiting Aspen but don’t ski or prefer to skip it? No worries-there’s plenty to do in this Colorado town in the winter that doesn’t involve hitting the slopes.
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