These classic wooden coasters have won tons of awards and come highly recommended by theme park enthusiasts — they each pack high speeds and thrill.
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Ghost towns aren't just for people who like creepy places (though they are that), they're also for those who like history and off-the-beaten-path adventure.
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Want an adventure the entire family will love — and you can take home with you? This North Carolina "gem" offers a unique opportunity to explore its history.
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This sprawling Wisconsin state park invites visitors to camp beneath the trees, follow easy trails, paddle through wetlands, and fish along the shoreline.
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Lakes with clear and clean waters are great for swimming and summer fun. Here are the six cleanest lakes in Massachusetts for worry-free wading and splashing.
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With historic towns, agreeable weather, and countless ways to enjoy the great outdoors, this Virginia county is a wonderful place to retire.
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From eccentric museums to green spaces and more, here are six iconic attractions in Minneapolis that tourists should add to their itinerary.
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If you're planning a trip to Florida, you may want to take a look at the most dangerous roads to drive in the state so you can properly prepare.
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This Midwest airport on the border of Kentucky in Ohio is the worst hub in the world if you're looking to order a cup of coffee before your flight.
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Just 30 minutes from downtown Boston is this 100-acre park that highlights sprawling walking trails and views of the flowing Charles River.
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Wetlands offer a haven for wildlife and exploration. However, can you guess which state has the most wetlands — over ten times that of any other state?
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While you may not think of Arizona as a place with a lot of lakes, the state does have plenty of spots where you can enjoy a day out on the water.
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A short trip from Minneapolis leads to a Minnesota destination with a sprawling zoo, local boutiques, casual dining, and plenty to explore on a day trip.
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According to one ranking, this East Coast lake town is a top choice for boaters looking for easy access to the water, attractions, and local charm.
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Small but perfectly formed, this adorable village in western New York State is brimming with small-town charm and high-speed thrills.
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This area has dozens of miles of coastline in one of the most remote and wild regions in the state, with multi-day paddling trails, rivers, and hiking trails.
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Each summer at this California reservoir, kids and adults alike can hit the water and jump on trampolines, zoom down slides, and flip off inflatables.
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A historic mill continues to be put to good community use in this charming little village in the wilds of Michigan, an easy day trip from the Motor City.
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There are few better outdoor finds than a peaceful state park that's a short drive from a major urban center. This getaway near Knoxville is one of them.
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Bald eagles fly overhead as good fishing awaits from the banks of this artificial reservoir on the route between Stockton and the San Francisco Bay Area.
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This remarkable landscape in Wyoming preserves thousands of years of Indigenous history alongside ancient rock art, wildlife, camping, fishing, and more.
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It's hard to beat Lake Tahoe's beauty, which is why it's also hard to avoid the crowds there. Consider heading to this relatively unknown lake instead.
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There are tons of great souvenirs you can bring home from Hawaii, but these five are strictly prohibited and will be confiscated before you leave the islands.
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Hidden in the Ozarks is a surprising wildlife refuge where rescued big cats roam and family-friendly tours offer unique encounters with its residents.
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With a low cost of living, a sprawling lake, and plenty of highly reviewed restaurants, this South Carolina county could be the ideal place to retire.
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There's a lot to see in the Pacific Northwest. If you've already seen the big attractions (or just want smaller crowds), check out these underrated spots.
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Swim, fish, or explore a man-made lake, walk a forest trail, or just take a few minutes to take in the beautiful views of this Massachusetts state forest.
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