Herons, egrets, and sandhill cranes, as well as prairie, wetlands, and wildflowers, are among the attractions at this park just 40 miles from downtown Chicago.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park might be the most visited national park in the United States, but there are still some secret spots that demand attention.
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Travelers interested in everything abandoned and creepy should wander through these once-profitable towns with overgrown landscapes and crumbling buildings.
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This Eastern Washington park is located in the center of the second-largest city in the state and offers visitors stunning views over thundering cascades.
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Pennsylvania has many sights to see, including a certain state park that's perfect for hikers. Its trails aren't the easiest, but they offer stellar views.
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One Walt Disney World themed area is closing to make room for a new land in Animal Kingdom, based on a popular animated movie and set to open sometime in 2027.
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Not only does this lake near Bend, Oregon, feature clear waters, but you'll find scenic hiking trails, stunning views, and a cozy campground for extended trips.
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This Ohio village may be off the typical tourist radar, but it's worth a stop for a fascinating local museum, community festivals, and unique shops.
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Head to this state park in the Pacific Northwest for meadows dotted with wildflowers and plentiful birdwatching opportunities along its trails.
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California is jam-packed with lots to see and do, but you're seriously missing out if you don't stop at this incredible beach for some sun and fun.
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Not many nature walks feature ancient-feeling tar pits that tie back to an area's economic and cultural history. But this California hike does.
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This Southern state may not be known as a retiree haven, but it should be, with a range of outdoor activities, casinos, and museums, along with low costs.
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For those looking to escape the crowds in Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, this under-the-radar Montana state park offers gorgeous scenery.
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These three U.S. airlines stand out for their senior discounts and other services for older fliers, such as early boarding and electric cart rides.
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Though it may be small, this charming Indiana town is home to a wealth of historic buildings and museums, along with unique shops and restaurants.
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Catch bass on the lake or swim at the sandy public beach before heading into town for dinner, live music, and a laid-back Wisconsin lakeside getaway.
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With a $5 entrance fee and stellar visitor reviews, this restored military base offers a brilliant glimpse into frontier life amid the California Gold Rush.
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This underrated mountain getaway, with peaks to bag and summit views worth hiking for, is a lesser-known gem tucked between Reno and Lake Tahoe.
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America’s first planned shopping center features European architecture, a 1920s family-run boutique, and a local institution famous for Chicago-style hot dogs.
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Enjoy lazy days on the water and relaxing under the trees at this state park in Idaho, perfect for those who want the ultimate camping experience.
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This Ohio village blends historic downtown streets, countryside wineries, forest trails, river paddling, and relaxing Lake Erie beaches near woodland scenery.
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If you want to leave the city life behind and escape to a serene lakeside setting, we know just the place that'll do the trick. See where you should head.
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The highest number of deaths in America's national parks has nothing to do with hiking or wild animals, but it makes complete sense once you know what it is.
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The section of Florida between Fort Myers and Tampa is home to multiple state parks, including this lakeside getaway with fishing and boating opportunities.
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Prices are up everywhere, and it is leading to Americans canceling their vacations. Which U.S. city has seen the most cancellations of all? We're taking a look.
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Farms aren't all you'll find on the road from Chicago to Indianapolis. This tiny town has a boutique and antique store worth visiting, and a big fall festival.
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This little-known wine region has a laid-back vibe, with its high-desert scenery all around, quiet landscapes, and fantastic varieties to choose from.
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