The United States is filled with abandoned military bases, including this one in Washington on Puget Sound. You can go for a hike and maybe see mountains.
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This quirky BeltLine restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia, feels like it was teleported straight from Venice Beach in the 1970s with all-day Cali-Mex food.
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Indiana's peaceful wetland preserve invites visitors onto elevated boardwalks through habitats filled with rare wildlife, colorful birds, and tranquil scenery.
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Just beyond New York Harbor sits a historic island where abandoned wards, immigrant stories, and exclusive guided tours reveal a chapter of American history.
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A lesser-known hike through Yosemite’s iconic landscapes has one of the best views, recommended by a highly esteemed naturalist and explorer.
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Take a short drive from the Windy City and find yourself in a charming little town with outdoor activities and a local deli you can't miss for lunch.
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If you're looking for a scenic drive through the Blue Ridge Mountains but don't want to deal with the crowds of the Blue Ridge Parkway, this route is for you.
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This scenic southern Minnesota destination offers waterfalls, bison sightings, riverside trails, and prairie landscapes less than two hours from Minneapolis.
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Forgo crowds of tourists at Lake Tahoe for a pristine alpine lake, accessible via mountain trails and boasting crystal-clear, chilly water.
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This Catskills destination started as a private zoo, became the largest zoo in America before going bust in the 2000s and is now reborn as a family campground.
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Home to the state's first town founded and governed by African Americans, this historic park offers a look into the past and a quiet campground.
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The mountains of North Carolina are home to this small but family-friendly theme park that only operates for a limited number of days per year.
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An easy day trip destination from Boise, this reservoir is an angler's delight — the waters are regularly stocked with an abundance of trout and kokanee.
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New York is one of the most creative states in the country, and this reimagined quarry is a true treasure trove of trails, art, and imagination.
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Once you learn about this incredible spot in Ohio that is full of outdoor activities, you'll start planning a trip to the Buckeye State ASAP.
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Colorful historic neighborhoods, waterfront parks, live music, and famous Gulf Coast food are making this warm-weather destination a growing retirement pick.
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Visit the site of this former South Carolina vacation spot to see its abandoned hotel tower, now a symbol of a televangelist empire's dramatic collapse.
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For an easy stroll through a forest of giant sequoias, embark on this short but pleasant loop that visits some of Yosemite’s tallest trees.
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This quiet city near Fargo has seen rapid growth over the years, so while it still offers small-town charm, it's also home to a wealth of new amenities.
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From lakeside log cabins for fishing and swimming to romantic retreats with outdoor hot tubs, these are some of the best cabins in the Ozark Mountains.
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This small park is home to two hand-built wooden roller coasters and has been family-operated for over 100 years — but visiting requires a little planning.
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Discover illuminated caverns, see panoramic views of snow-capped Mount Shasta, and swim in lakes surrounded by mountains in these short trips from Redding.
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Florida is home to a once-beloved shopping destination where echoes of crowds, retro architecture, and memories now create a fascinating glimpse into the past.
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This city between Seattle and the Cascades is a charming Washington suburb with history as a milling town and walkable fun, art, shops, and restaurants.
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History works in mysterious ways, and this abandoned military fort on the coast of South Carolina has transformed into a gorgeous beach.
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Wander through pine-covered forests while admiring Yosemite’s most iconic mountains and waterfalls on this bucket list trail in the national park.
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The unique plumes of boiling water that call Yellowstone National Park home aren't just bucket-list worthy; they also protect the park and its inhabitants.
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