The United States is home to a range of unique cities to explore. Problem is, most of them are horribly car dependent. These cities are the worst offenders.
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South of New Mexico’s main hub, Albuquerque, is another once-bustling area with a rich history and an iconic food festival nestled in the desert.
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Step outside the tourist-filled resort areas to experience a charming part of Puerto Rico that locals and savvy travelers have appreciated for years.
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In North Central Indiana, you’ll find a gem of a state park, popular for boating and fishing. Enjoy birdwatching on scenic nature trails or camp out in your RV.
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This stunning valley on 'The quiet side of the Tetons' west of Jackson Hole in Idaho has scenery and outdoor adventure without Jackson's glitz and prices.
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Nothing beats a down-home corner store, and this Santa Cruz community fixture, offering filling food on the go, is one of the best in the area.
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These five American ski resorts promise an epic day with ample slopes for less than $200 a day, guaranteeing an epic day on snow for skiers and snowboarders.
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Take a step back in time when you visit this charming old-school Golden State establishment with a history of hosting Old Hollywood celebrities for dinner.
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This amusement park in New York was closed for several years before it was revitalized and reopened, now offering all sorts of thrilling rides to its guests.
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These Texas getaways channel Blue Ridge charm with hardwood forests, leaf-peeping trails, waterfalls, and elevated desert peaks worth exploring.
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Wilmington has plenty of maritime fun to explore, and these boat tours, beloved by reviewers, combine scenic views, educational guides, and relaxing vibes.
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For a quiet beach vacation without large groups of people around, this lesser-known stretch of sand on the Gulf side of Texas is the perfect option.
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California has so many beautiful spots to enjoy your golden years that it can be overwhelming to sort through, so here's a guide to get you started.
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This neighborhood of Cleveland has a lot of history, and since it's recently undergone renovation, it's worth checking out when you're in the city.
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This historic city in Arizona is a verdant gem in the middle of the desert that highlights historic sites and outdoor activities on the Colorado River.
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The deepest inland lake in Mississippi is a great spot for fishing or boating, with acres of wilderness to explore and a bunch of fish hiding below the surface.
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From learning about historic buccaneers to cheering on swashbuckling pirate floats in a parade, these are parents’ favorite pirate attractions in Tampa.
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From fine dining perfect for a date night to casual Mexican-style pizza, you'll find delicious eats at these Fort Wayne spots recommended by local Redditors.
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Tucson is Arizona’s hipster capital, and one of the most quirky neighborhoods is also the most walkable in the city, rich with history and vintage relics.
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Hidden in the Ozarks is this pleasant Arkansas town with festivals, outdoor fun, and a lot of history. Plus, it provides easy access to other hotspots.
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Colorado is a great place to experience nature at its most pure and raw, and this spot has all the stunning views and outdoor activities you could ever ask for.
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Dig into pulled pork and barbecue chicken over a round of craft beers at this Sacramento brewpub that is highly ranked by local Reddit users and USA Today.
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If you don't feel like dealing with a car while exploring Arkansas' cultural capital, you're in luck. This neighborhood reveals itself to those who go on foot.
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Colorado's top mountain campgrounds wow with soaring peaks, alpine lakes, and starlit skies that campers say make every overnight unforgettable.
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Louisiana has a lot more to offer than New Orleans, including this beautiful state park with long hiking trails, great fishing, and all kinds of camping.
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This RV resort in the Florida keys is a pristine island getaway with comfy camping on white sand beaches, with great snorkeling, boating, and sunsets.
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Escape outside the fog belt to the beautiful and diverse community that's bursting with green spaces, bay views, and unique dining experiences.
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