The Grand Canyon is one of America's most famous tourist destinations, but there's a similar spot in Arizona that you can check out for a cheaper price.
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Just north of Chicago, this sprawling forest preserve offers scenic waterways, wildlife spotting, kayak rentals, fishing access, and wooded trails.
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A commonly overlooked village in New York’s Hudson Valley offers historical charm and access to High Falls, Columbia County’s tallest waterfall.
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Tolls are a facet of life anywhere cars are driven, but one U.S. highway system in Pennsylvania is especially known for its rather expensive costs.
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This spot isn't very big, but it packs a big history, it's far less crowded than other petroglyph locations, and it's right on the way to Canyonlands.
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This spot has all the must-have features of the perfect swimming hole: idyllic forest surroundings, a beautiful cascade, and a pool of cool, inviting water.
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Calm beaches, food stands, boat rentals, and more fun abound in this Door County, Wisconsin, park that offers something everyone in the family will enjoy.
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Marvel at the wonders of the ocean when you visit these eight coastal spots throughout the United States. Plus, discover the peak seasons for whale watching.
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This brand new hiking trail and wildlife preserve is just minutes from Orlando but feels a world away, the perfect spot to stop and smell the wildflowers.
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St. Louis is a great city to visit, but there a suburb that is well worth a trip. It has historic buildings and good shops in a small-town atmosphere.
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Nestled in the outer suburbs of Columbus, Ohio, sits a town that still offers small-town charm and hospitality, with local eats and a lake full of activities.
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Michigan is rife with stunning scenery, and one state park that's a stone's throw from the state's biggest cities has every amenity you could ask for.
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A commonly overlooked town is ideal for retirement, with authentic cuisine, plenty of green space, convenient medical care, and relatively low real estate tax.
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This quiet Madison attraction features tropical plants, Thai-inspired craftsmanship, and scenic lakeside gardens just minutes from downtown.
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From kitschy dinosaur delights to classic drive-thru redwoods, these seven roadside icons are pure Americana — but they won't be around forever.
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Several miles of hiking trails, a scenic lake, and plenty of cozy campsites make this Indiana state park an idyllic way to unwind in nature.
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The U.S. boasts awe-inspiring natural landscapes. While some visitors consider this the worst national park in America, its conservation is still important.
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Nestled in western Oklahoma is a lakeside getaway perfect for eager fishermen, summer campers, and those looking to spend the day swimming on its beach.
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Missouri is home to the longest developed rail-trail, a scenic outdoor adventure that winds through river bluffs, historic towns, and breathtaking countryside.
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Looking for an affordable place to retire? This Midwest destination offers a walkable downtown, museums, local shops, and lower living costs.
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If you're looking to beat the heat and avoid jam-packed shores, mosey on down to one of these nine gorgeous, sunny destinations located in the Lone Star State.
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This small town stretches along the Allegheny River and offers a historic community where you can base yourself and outdoor adventures in every direction.
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Missouri hides an outdoor escape where bright sandy bluffs, peaceful waters, scenic trails, and lakeside adventures create a refreshing getaway.
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Along with miles of shoreline and hiking trails, this stunning lake state park in North Dakota is a wonderful spot for getting out on the water and fishing.
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Beyond Denver's city skyline lies a world of towering peaks, dramatic canyons, scenic drives, and outdoor adventures perfect for an epic Colorado escape.
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With trails for both novice and advanced hikers, caves with endangered bats, and thousands of acres of rolling hills, this national forest is an Indiana beauty.
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Oregon is a treasure trove of waterfalls and wine, but that popularity brings crowds. Looking for something a little less packed? Here's the spot.
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