The baking landscapes of the Mojave Desert might not seem like the obvious place for abundant wildlife, but this spectacular setting will surprise you.
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Coronado's latest boutique stay offers Mediterranean-inspired design, rooftop views, hidden cocktails, and over-the-top luxury near the coast.
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If you're looking for a charming and relaxing spot to spend some time in nature, consider checking out this lovely Midwest park in Minnesota.
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This historically significant city in Ohio not only has must-see attractions, but must-try eats as well. It's also home to a one-of-a-kind annual festival.
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An underrated state park in South Central Montana is a paradise for anglers, who can stay awhile at campsites with scenic mountain views.
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With its charming streets, local eateries, and historic buildings, this small Ohio village makes for a relaxing day-trip from either Columbus or Dayton.
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This tax-friendly North Carolina gem has stunning beaches, ocean fun, and seafood restaurants, entices retirees to forget Florida and settle down there.
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The trail is made of smaller segments, each with a unique character, with some perfect spots for activities like biking, birding, or just watching the sunset.
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Near Santa Rosa, a rugged mountain wilderness offers backcountry camping, sweeping valley views, and miles of trails for hikers and horseback riders.
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While airport hotels might seem like a place of last resort, these cushy landings make a long layover feel like a blessing instead of a curse.
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These desert mountain towns offer hiking, fishing, affordable lodging, and sweeping views of the White, Mazatzal, Huachuca mountain ranges, to name a few.
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This charming Illinois city features historic brick streets, colorful murals, cozy cafes, forested parks, peaceful lakes, and relaxing Midwest scenery.
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Unsurprisingly, the best rodeo in the U.S. is in Texas, as Houston takes the crown for the best bull riding roundup in 2026, featuring live events and concerts.
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Even without an ocean, the Midwest boasts several stunning and unique piers boasting lighthouse views, restaurants, historic sites, and other activities.
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This restored Illinois wetland refuge offers birdwatching trails, prairie hikes, fishing lakes, and sweeping marsh views filled with migrating wildlife.
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Herons, egrets, and sandhill cranes, as well as prairie, wetlands, and wildflowers, are among the attractions at this park just 40 miles from downtown Chicago.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park might be the most visited national park in the United States, but there are still some secret spots that demand attention.
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Travelers interested in everything abandoned and creepy should wander through these once-profitable towns with overgrown landscapes and crumbling buildings.
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This Eastern Washington park is located in the center of the second-largest city in the state and offers visitors stunning views over thundering cascades.
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Pennsylvania has many sights to see, including a certain state park that's perfect for hikers. Its trails aren't the easiest, but they offer stellar views.
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One Walt Disney World themed area is closing to make room for a new land in Animal Kingdom, based on a popular animated movie and set to open sometime in 2027.
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Not only does this lake near Bend, Oregon, feature clear waters, but you'll find scenic hiking trails, stunning views, and a cozy campground for extended trips.
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This Ohio village may be off the typical tourist radar, but it's worth a stop for a fascinating local museum, community festivals, and unique shops.
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Head to this state park in the Pacific Northwest for meadows dotted with wildflowers and plentiful birdwatching opportunities along its trails.
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California is jam-packed with lots to see and do, but you're seriously missing out if you don't stop at this incredible beach for some sun and fun.
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Not many nature walks feature ancient-feeling tar pits that tie back to an area's economic and cultural history. But this California hike does.
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This Southern state may not be known as a retiree haven, but it should be, with a range of outdoor activities, casinos, and museums, along with low costs.
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