Big cities may come with big reputations, but this tiny town outside of downtown Detroit pairs some of the allure of a city with small-town charm.
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California's last wooden bridge on Highway 1 is facing an uncertain future. The 969-foot-long timber icon may be gone for good based on Caltrans plans.
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During the time of steel mills, Pennsylvania's rivers were quite polluted. Luckily, these strange creatures called the "Livers of Rivers" are helping with that.
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Nestled amid the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, this laid-back town is home to historic hot springs, a beloved brewery and tap room, and endless outdoor fun.
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Enjoy an affordable retirement near San Francisco with easy ferry access, community programs, and scenic landscapes in this Bay Area hub.
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This lodge is less a hotel and more a living cavern, with stylish suites tucked within towering rock walls and guided adventure tours through the Ozarks
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Just a short drive from Pittsburgh, this little town has everything you could want for a day or weekend trip, from museum to outdoor activities to solid eats.
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You know all about the Mardi Gras festivities on Bourbon Street, but don't forget to venture outside New Orleans to see how the locals celebrate their culture.
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From lilac-lined parks to vintage shops and cozy eateries, this Illinois town blends history, nature, and culture into a hidden suburban gem.
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This charming Adirondacks escape boasts lakeside camping and cozy cottages, plus nearby trails for hiking at Moxham Mountain and Blue Ledges.
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This tranquil Great Lakes escape boasts pebbled, sandy shores for sunning and swimming. After a beach day, order a drink at the nearby vineyards and breweries.
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This small town in Pennsylvania is considered the "Gateway to the Poconos" and is an amazing spot for bluegrass lovers and outdoorsy travelers alike.
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An island just outside of Pittsburgh gives travelers the best of both worlds with a nature escape only 10 minutes from the "city of bridges."
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Outdoor adventures abound in North Carolina, and this place blends thrills for nature seekers with small town charm, providing fun for the whole family.
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Dangerous means different things to different people, but the crime rates in these U.S. cities suggest that travelers should maybe think twice about visiting.
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If you love Congaree National Park in South Carolina, you will also like this overlooked state park that is less than 30 miles away and has plenty of trails.
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This airport in a tropical paradise hardly seems like a place for ghost stories or paranormal activity, but it's one of the most haunted in the U.S.
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Long winding roads, no guard rails, and steep turns. These drives through America's national parks have some of the most seasoned drivers afraid.
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At 30 feet and 45 tons, the largest bull sculpture in the world hides in an Iowa town off U.S. Highway 71. Also, find a nearby campground and much more to do.
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A quick drive from Los Angeles, this state historic park is teeming with wildflowers, and its handful of easy hikes let you enjoy the colorful vistas.
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One of the oldest national forests east of the Mississippi is now considered under threat by many area residents. Here's what you need to know.
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Venture off the beaten path and check out this state forest just outside Fort Myers, where you'll find hundreds of birds and miles of hiking trails.
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This small Texas town combines Spanish colonial roots, Old West legends, and a flourishing arts scene while ranking as the safest in the state.
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This scenic byway is a slice of Southern heaven, passing through quaint towns with plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation like swimming and camping.
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Martha's Vineyard is home to an assortment of wonderful little communities, and this cozy town with a premium seafood market is no exception.
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For a scenic retirement destination in SoCal's San Gabriel Mountains, check out this town with charming shops, mountain views, and good amenities.
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Discover the area of Arizona between Phoenix and Sedona, once filled with Old West robberies. Today, it has shops, delicious pies, and river hikes.
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