9 Once-Thriving Historic Roads And Highways That Now Lie Abandoned
For years, travelers crossed these paths. Some were dangerous and replaced by safer alternatives, while others were re-routed. All lie abandoned today.
Read MoreFor years, travelers crossed these paths. Some were dangerous and replaced by safer alternatives, while others were re-routed. All lie abandoned today.
Read MoreDiscover a lively Louisiana college town with a storied strawberry-growing past, Southern hospitality, a walkable downtown, local arts, and delicious dining.
Read MoreWith everything you need for a relaxing and restorative trip, this Midwestern town is an easy travel day from Des Moines. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreA Chicago-area suburb offers a change of scenery with neighborhood galleries, historic landmarks, leafy trails, and plenty to fill a relaxed day trip.
Read MoreThis county offers everything that makes a life in Vermont inviting: Easy access to the outdoors, farm-to-table restaurants, inde shops, and year-round fun.
Read MoreCamp and fish for bass, crappie, and catfish at this lake in the heart of Texas, or swim and look out for bald eagles, egrets, and white-tailed deer.
Read MoreOn the edge of a national forest in Alabama, you'll find a charming little city with a local lake, charming shops, a historic theater, and vibrant events.
Read MoreA nearby Midwestern state leads destinations for Chicago boomers, offering smaller-city living, cultural attractions, breweries, and outdoor recreation.
Read MoreThis Ohio city offers easy walks beside a historic canal and a wooded creek, plus local kitchens serving French toast, chicken adobo, curries, and steaks.
Read MoreMinnesota has plenty of lake recreation opportunities, but for a more secluded vibe, this underrated gem offers a secluded fishing experience.
Read MoreJust a quick drive from Columbus, this suburb is home to a popular zoo, a sprawling antique mall, and a charming downtown filled with shops and restaurants.
Read MoreWhen looking at affordability, an abundance of public land for camping, weather, and other factors, this U.S. state is the best for long-term RV campers.
Read MoreThere's no reason for Lake Tahoe to steal the spotlight. There are other beautiful lakes in the same basin, like one you can only get to via mountain hike.
Read MoreThis Vermont state park has room for beach outings, paddles, and shoreline walks, plus picnic facilities, a playground, and four courts for pickleball fans.
Read MoreThis unique state forest near La Crosse offers Driftless Area landscapes, habitats like goat prairies, and trails for hiking and nordic skiing.
Read MoreThis Louisiana city is the perfect intersection of foodie destination and wilderness haven, for travelers who crave Southern comfort food and stunning wildlife.
Read MoreIf you're seeking a day trip from Minneapolis, this suburb is home to a golf course, scenic parks, and within striking distance of several great fishing holes.
Read MoreWhile these hikes all lead to epic views around Lake Tahoe, they're also five of the most dangerous trails you can traverse in this neck of the Sierra Nevada.
Read MoreJust 35 minutes from Fort Wayne, this affordable Midwest getaway charms visitors with a walkable downtown, historic architecture, scenic gardens, and trails.
Read MoreLooking for the best place to road trip with Fido? Here, you can explore beaches, stay at a resort, and enjoy delicious food, all with your dog by your side.
Read MoreThis scenic Ohio city offers vintage collectibles, quilting supplies, and children's boutiques, alongside wetland walks and seasonal water play on a splash pad.
Read MoreWith welcoming locals, a wealth of green space, and a treasure trove of antique shops, this city is a veritable retreat just outside of Birmingham.
Read MoreDiscover Atlanta's unwritten rules, from local slang and neighborhood quirks to Waffle House etiquette, pollen season, and tips for getting around.
Read MoreHead to this Georgia town to visit a Civil War battlefield, walk in the footsteps of Union soldiers, and hop aboard a historic train for a countryside ride.
Read MoreDiscover why Gen Xers are moving from St. Louis to Denver, where abundant sunshine, outdoor adventures, and an active lifestyle offer a change of scenery.
Read MoreIf you're hoping to enjoy some calm Southern hospitality near a lake, this scenic destination between Birmingham and Atlanta has great food and good views.
Read MoreThis county in west-central Missouri has multiple charming small towns, two of the state's largest artificial lakes, hiking and camping spots, and more.
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