This centuries-old riverside stronghold in Georgia invites visitors to explore brick battlements, military history, dramatic demonstrations, and water views.
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This small Oklahoma city along Route 66 is bursting with history and small-town charm, from its many museums to its antique shops and downtown area.
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Lake Tahoe has become a major tourist destination in the United States over the last few decades, but overtourism means many visitors have a few complaints.
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All manner of outdoor activities can be found at this gorgeous lake in the Sooner State, an Oklahoman delight for fishing, swimming, and more.
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If you're a fan of cowboy culture, the Wild West, and western movies, you may like this historic town that was once called 'Arizona's most boring tourist trap.'
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Yosemite National Park is one of the most popular national parks in the United States. Here's what park rangers really want guests to know before they visit.
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This part of the Bluegrass Region has historical significance and charm, boasting dozens of eateries featuring its famous beer cheese, as well as Ale-8-One.
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Near Route 66 in the Western Ozarks, 'America's Sistine Chapel' surprises road-trip visitors with majestic murals, serene gardens, and a collector's gift shop.
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Retirees from the Midwest are choosing this culture-packed Southern city to settle down in more than any other, and no, it's not a Florida beach town.
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California is famous for its towering redwoods, but if you want to avoid the crowds at the popular spots, you can head to this park and enjoy them in peace.
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This peaceful lake oasis in Northern California is situated in the Sierra Nevada foothills and offers visitors pristine wilderness to explore.
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Florida is home to a lot of surprising history, and you can learn all about a French settlement in the state at this monument in Jacksonville.
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Raleigh's landlocked setting doesn't mean giving up lake days, with a nearby park offering fishing, paddling, hiking, biking, and scenic views.
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Looking for some fun? Check out Arizona's newest state park, where you can hike along the water, paddle through it, fish, swim, and feel at one with nature.
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At Washington state park, you can explore tide pools and a driftwood-filled beach or walk through the coastal forest, under an hour from Seattle and Tacoma.
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If you want to explore the Pacific Northwest on two wheels, you can hit this Washington trail that takes you through parks and by beautiful lakes.
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This enormous county connects the Central Valley with the Sierra foothills, meaning it's easy to find both big-city convenience and rural mountain adventure.
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The popular music and arts festival draws tens of thousands, but has faced years of difficulties resulting in last-minute cancellations and safety concerns.
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This former tree farm near Seattle, Washington, has plenty of trails, wildlife (including birdwatching!), and wetlands to keep you occupied all weekend long.
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It offers a convenient spot to stay if you want to explore the Savannah area, with scenic kayaking and local heritage museums to explore — and plenty to eat.
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All the delights of small-town America can be found in this quaint Midwest city not too far from St. Louis, with history, golf, and good food.
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This green space in Seattle, Washington, offers vibrant gardens full of beautiful flowers, peaceful nature walks, waterfront scenery, and abundant wildlife.
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California beach trips feel different in fall, and this Central Coast favorite stands out with mild weather, smaller crowds, and unexpectedly fun festivals.
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This Florida state forest is a natural retreat with shadowy wetlands, towering pines, tranquil waters, wildlife encounters, and miles of inviting trails.
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For years, this part of Indiana has been considered one of the top places in the state for retirees thanks to its entertainment options and other perks.
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It may be small, but this Texas city has a lot to offer — not to mention being a perfect jumping-off point to explore the Gulf Coast and barrier islands.
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While you may not think of the United States as being a place of generations-old wineries, it has quite a few -- and they aren't all in California, either.
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