World Cup tourists enjoying America have said these are the country's five friendliest cities, including one that made the list despite its negative reputation.
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Walk among Florida’s scenic wetlands close to Orlando. The pristine trails roam through a water treatment plant with a natural, organic design.
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A short drive from Charleston, this Lowcountry destination offers riverfront scenery, arts festivals, historic attractions, shopping, and neighborhood charm.
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This charming Tennessee town located between Chattanooga and Tennessee is home to great shopping, a fun weekly concert series, as well as tasty bites.
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Wyoming's highest summit rewards skilled mountaineers with alpine scenery, rugged glaciers, and remote wilderness during a demanding mountain expedition.
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Looking for budget-friendly hotels in San Juan? We ranked the best affordable stays by reviews, location and price, plus tips on timing your trip.
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Head for Colorado's high-elevation meadows to witness a superbloom that only happens every seven years. The rare event is expected to last through mid-July.
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For a taste of Old Florida and the state's native wetlands, visit this coastal state park that's home to birds, bobcats, snakes, tortoises, and other wildlife.
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This thriving Sacramento suburb is a California nature destination, with beautiful parks, a beloved botanical garden, a growing downtown, and friendly vibes.
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The United States is a popular tourist destination, and there are many things about the large country that surprise visitors from other countries.
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Pennsylvania's respected wildlife sanctuary offers guided tours, rescued wolves, conservation education, and unforgettable animal encounters.
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Montana's quieter state park pairs mountain scenery, cascading waterfalls, camping, and peaceful trails for a refreshing alternative to Yellowstone.
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Niagra Falls is one of the most popular destinations in North America, but if you want a more relaxed experience, head to another New York waterfall.
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This walkable PNW suburb of Seattle has milling roots but has been revitalized into a city with idyllic river trails and hip downtown vibes.
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This long-vacant bank in Philly's historic Old City is the latest art attraction in this artistic city, with unique immersive exhibits and storytelling.
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Retirees might find the perfect place to call home in this Lone Star State county that highlights historic sites and plenty of outdoor recreation opportunities.
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The Channel Islands off the coast of Southern California make for a great trip for adventurers, but there are a few things you'll want to know before going.
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Escape the city and explore a large Arkansas state park teeming with wildlife, fishing spots, hiking, camping — and even an RV you can rent during your stay.
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A former military camp in New Jersey has transformed into an underrated getaway where visitors can hike, paddle, camp, and unwind by the water.
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Whether you want a place where you can enjoy a free concert with your family or frolic in the sand, you can make it happen in this delightful Michigan town.
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This Texas city is known for its pickles, and if you check out the festival, you can also relax in one of the many parks or take a walk downtown.
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If you're cruising Route 66 and looking for a timeless destination with old-school diners and great eats, this Oklahoma town is definitely worth checking out.
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This idyllic escape is only an hour's drive from New York City, complete with white sand beaches, several calm lakes, and an inflatable obstacle course.
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If you've got the time and are up for a challenge, there aren't many hikes in the country that are more worthwhile than this stunning mountainous trek.
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Southern Florida has a remarkable natural escape with sprawling prairies, wetlands, abundant wildlife, peaceful trails, and rich ranching history.
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A gentle trail leads to this scenic "hanging" waterfall in Central New York, with a stone staircase that takes you behind the cascade for a unique view.
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Our local San Diego writer has some tips on places to visit on your vacation (or staycation) in this SoCal city, and they're not your typical day at the beach.
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