This spot is a little more out of the way than other Sierra lakes, but the rustic campground vibes and perfect paddling have everything you could ask for.
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New England is home to some of the most beautiful woods in the country, and one state forest sandwiched between Boston and Rhode Island is a can't-miss spot.
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This quiet town near Ogden comes alive every September with a gigantic corn maze for the whole family and a choose-your-fright-level haunted house.
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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 sustainable property in Monterey, California, is the perfect spot for a stay near Highway One with two onsite restaurants and a solar-heated pool.
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Head south to the Gulf Coast, and you'll find one of the most magnificent beaches in the United States, a sandy stunner with gorgeous views and blue waters.
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Some folks think Tulsa, Oklahoma is a boring city. But look a bit deeper, and you'll find an assortment of destinations that appeal to all types of visitors.
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If you've always dreamt of watching schools of fish, soaring manta rays, and sharks above your bed, pick a stay at one of these underwater hotels.
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Get away from it all with the ultimate lakeside retreat at this Missouri state park, featuring full-featured campsites, fishing, boating, hiking, and much more.
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Hidden out in the unforgiving Nevada desert is a remote ghost town that was once a thriving gold mine, offering visitors a chance to step back in time.
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Crater Lake National Park has a lot of beautiful mountain views for guests to take in, and you can see a lot of them on this drive around the park.
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Nothing feels as American than grabbing a delicious, juicy burger and fries. But what makes the best burger? We've pinpointed top contenders in every state.
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This Atlanta landmark has had its ups and downs over the years, and it has recently rebranded itself once again to prove that it's not just a tourist trap.
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Home to historic towns and universities, welcoming communities, and outdoor recreation, this state in New England is a retirement alternative to Florida.
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Take a weekend trip and step back in time to a quaint Pennsylvania town full of historic buildings, rich history, local shops, and delicious fare to try.
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This tucked-away reservoir is blissfully uncrowded compared to California's more popular lakes, its calm waters abundant with trophy-sized fish.
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Instead of following the New England summer crowds, opt for visiting this seaside haven in Massachusetts, featuring a unique lookout tower and a charming inn.
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This Ohio city, tucked near the Pennsylvania-Ohio border, is the birthplace of Packard automobiles and features a fun museum and outdoor activities.
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This Florida city was named SpareFoot's top underrated snowbird destination for 2026, combining small-town charm, community events, and outdoor recreation.
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Savannah, Georgia, is full of historic sights and Southern charm, but some popular attractions leave travelers questioning whether they're worth the time.
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This East Coast city is being recognized for its infrastructure, safety, and clean air, which residents and tourists alike can benefit from.
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How many times have you gone to a nature getaway just to find way more crowds than you expected? Get off the beaten path at this wildlife area.
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This Southern destination is an alternative to Florida for retirees looking for outdoor escapes, golfing, museums, and a tight-knit community.
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Minnesota is as replete with parks as it is with bodies of water, and you don't even have to travel far from the Twin Cities for some of the best.
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For coastal living during retirement, without the crowds and prices of Boston, consider one of these smaller New England towns that punch above their weight.
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This lively Missouri getaway offers heart-pounding amusement rides, wooded trails, river scenery, nostalgic roadside landmarks, and plenty of classic Americana.
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Old Town Chicago is loaded with delicious restaurants, lively entertainment, and must-see shops and boutiques — here are one local's favorites.
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