Top 14 Best Beaches In America For Enjoying Scenic Sunsets
Watching the sun go down is one of the best things you can do after a day at the beach, and these beaches have become renowned for their spectacular sunsets.
Read MoreWatching the sun go down is one of the best things you can do after a day at the beach, and these beaches have become renowned for their spectacular sunsets.
Read MoreNestled in the Rocky Mountain foothills, this famously laid-back college city is a quick journey from Denver by car or transit, and well worth the trip.
Read MoreBetween Albany and Manchester lies an enclave of galleries, farm-fresh dining, and inviting inns steeped in history, making it a worthy New England getaway.
Read MoreWhile it may often go overlooked, this South Carolina state park offers a slice of American history, picturesque forests, and fantastic fishing.
Read MoreDiscover lakeside bliss in this remote Missouri destination, southeast of St. Louis, that's known for kayaking, paddle boarding, and fishing.
Read MoreOutdoor enthusiasts must visit this small city in South Carolina with stunning mountain views, trails for any level of hiker, kayaking on calm lakes, and more.
Read MoreThis suburb boasts pleasant trails at Purgatory Creek Park and swimming at Bryant Lake, plus stellar burgers at Lion’s Tap and drinks at Fat Pants Brewing Co.
Read MoreSan Diego is one of the most beautiful areas in the entire country. There is a gorgeous town in the county that has great hotels and a relaxing feel.
Read MoreAn urban forest with old maple trees envelopes this small Ohio town near Lake Erie, which has a walkable downtown and sits right on a 100-mile multi-use trail.
Read MoreTour the waterways on a sunset cruise, relax on a kayak, and listen to live music at one of Kentucky's best barbecue festivals when you visit this town.
Read MoreOutside of bustling Chicago are a cluster of quiet, park-filled suburbs. Discover which family-friendly suburb blues legend Muddy Waters called home.
Read MoreThe Rio Grande is full of wondrous adventure, and this New Mexico park has got everything you could ask for, from trails and forests to breathtaking wildlife.
Read MoreThis remote reservoir is located in the Chattahoochee National Forest and offers a haven for campers, hikers, and fisherman hoping to catch a giant bass.
Read MoreDenver offers plenty to explore on its own, but if you want to stop by a more wild destination that off the beaten path, consider this tiny town.
Read MoreThis incredible full-service state resort park in South Carolina offers rooms, cabins, and camping, along with a multitude of other activities for all ages.
Read MoreWhile not all little Alabama towns have nearby waterfalls, this one does. Add in vintage vibes and outdoor markets, and you have a whole trip.
Read MoreThe Columbia River Gorger has to be one of the most popular outdoor destinations in the Pacific Northwest. This hiking trail is a great example of why.
Read MoreThis Utah town, tucked away between two major cities, does not disappoint when it comes to having fun things to do for both kids and adults alike.
Read MoreIf you are looking for a secluded getaway off the beaten path, there's a hidden camping spot in the Gabilan Mountains. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreFlorida has many friendly small towns, but which ones are ideal for visitors? Here are the Sunshine State's 10 best, according to locals, research, and reviews.
Read MoreFish, hike, and tour a slice of history in this small Arkansas town known for its incredible trout fishing and its unique ghost town buildings.
Read MoreThis sea life preserve in Florida is the protected home to at least five major species of seagrass. Visitors can explore the shallow waters by boat or charter.
Read MoreA secluded luxurious mountain escape, this elegant cabin offers a cozy fireplace, outdoor hot tub, and forest views just minutes from a charming Southern town.
Read MorePortland, Oregon, is an often-visited locale, but just outside it is a nature lover's paradise with plenty of trails, waterfalls, and adventure to be found.
Read MoreWhile this city makes for a perfect pit stop, it's worth a getaway all on its own, thanks to its lively casino and proximity to Minnesota's largest state park.
Read MoreDuring the summertime, Minnesota has several outdoor activities to partake in, including going to this underrated lake island.
Read MoreLess than an hour from Denver, Colorado, is a once-thriving historic settlement that's now an abandoned ghost town with a few remaining buildings.
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