This charming Midwest city might surprise you with its scenic river views, downtown boutique shops, historic attractions, and yummy restaurants.
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Chicago has deep dish, New York has sliced pizza, and Houston has burgers. We're talking smoky, mesquite-infused delicacies. Here are five of the city's best.
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It's not every day that you can walk through a wilderness that's 200 miles away from where it should be. But at this unique nature preserve, you can.
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Springfield's outdoor side goes beyond its museums and restaurants, with a scenic escape where visitors can fish, paddle, hike, and enjoy the water.
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This centrally-located park offers a wide variety of activities, from fishing and hiking to kayaking and disc golf, and it's convenient to several major cities.
Read MoreEscape the crowds to these secluded towns featuring endless hiking opportunities, cozy cabins, wildlife, scenic drives, and unforgettable Smoky Mountain views.
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Wisconsin is famous for its lakes, including this large one that offers a lot of opportunities for anglers, boaters, and those looking to take a swim.
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The community really shines in the autumn, with apple orchards, you-pick fruit stands, and relaxing outdoor spaces like a long rail trail and historic walks.
Read MoreHistory, river views, laid-back vibes, and plenty of outdoor adventures make this overlooked small town a surprisingly fun stop for a weekend away.
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This lovely Ozarks city in Arkansas has historic brick storefronts, locally loved shops, peaceful lake views, and a spectacular nearby waterfall.
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This less crowded Seattle park with mountain views is an easy escape into nature where you can explore trails and tidepools, and take in stunning sunsets.
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Omaha, Nebraska, may not sound like the most exciting destination, but it's home to all kinds of natural beauty, including at this forest right outside of town.
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Escape the city with the family and explore a charming town full of parks, meandering trails between them, and even a nearby zoo to learn more about wildlife.
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Excited to fish somewhere truly remote? Face down a challenging hike for the ultimate fishing spot in this beautiful location within the John Muir Wilderness.
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This popular destination has a great food and music scene, plus outdoor recreation, but it was named the 'Worst State To Live In' for 2026. So what's the deal?
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Nashville may be Music City, but it's also Bachelorette Party City, much to the chagrin of many locals. Here are the pros and cons of having your party there.
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Cast a line from the lake, explore hidden views from trails, or spend the night under the stars in this remote-feeling park just an hour away from Montgomery.
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The Grand Canyon is a mesmerizing natural wonder that draws millions of visitors every year, but that doesn't mean it's all smooth sailing.
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This Dallas-area suburb offers retirees historic charm, diverse dining, outdoor recreation, mild winters, and convenient access to major city amenities.
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The original 13 colonies of the United States are replete with historical sites. Few, however, are as well-preserved as this former battlefield.
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Near Fort Knox, this Kentucky getaway features hiking trails, waterfalls, historic sites, and outdoor recreation, plus a deep connection to military history.
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This coastal county is home to some popular coastal communities in Central Florida, with lovely uncrowded beaches and plenty to keep you busy.
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A lesser-known Texas retirement spot offers historic downtowns, river recreation, barbecue, state parks, and convenient access to Austin and San Antonio.
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New Yorkers have very particular opinions about their subway trains, and we're taking a look at which ranked the highest and lowest in a recent survey.
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What looks like a natural wonder along Pennsylvania's Susquehanna River actually has a fascinating industrial past and offers a unique day-trip experience.
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If you're a millennial looking to move, WalletHub has done a study of what the best and worst states to move to are. We're taking a look at the very worst.
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In Washington's Cascade Range lies a body of water ripe with fish and open to multiple types of watercrafts, surrounded by national forests and trails.
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