If you feel like staying near the beach in style, you'll want to check out this Santa Cruz bed and breakfast that used to be a California mansion.
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Overlooking Lake Superior with a lovely sandy beach, this spot makes a wonderful base, with forest hikes, several lovely campgrounds, and fishing galore.
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This abandoned ghost town, once a thriving Utah railroad stop from the construction of the transcontinental railroad, is now just historic ruins.
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North Carolina’s craft beer scene is one of a kind. Here are the best cities for brewery hopping, great food and unforgettable weekend trips.
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These two charming cities in Idaho are one opposite ends of the state but both made America's 'Friendliest' cities list, per a survey of over 3000 vacationers.
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Tampa, Florida, is a must-visit for any foodie, and this historic food hall on the Riverwalk will satisfy cravings, no matter what you're hungry for.
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This Six Flags park has a little something for everyone, including tasty restaurants, fair food favorites, thrilling coasters, and waterpark fun.
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This Southern California lake destination between Palm Springs and San Diego is a serene outdoors escape with top-notch camping and fishing.
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Explore this historic off-the-Strip Las Vegas resort, featuring Elvis ties, top-rated steakhouse and hibachi dining, plus a Barry Manilow residency.
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These Texas lakes combine outdoor adventure and relaxation, with opportunities for boating, fishing, hiking, and soaking in scenic landscapes.
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Head into the mountains for a rural escape that embraces the natural beauty of woodlands. Plus, find some adventure with local outdoor recreation options.
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Airport food doesn't have the best reputation, but these amazing restaurants and food spots in the Dallas Forth Worth International Airport have lots of fans.
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Florida has thousands of beautiful lakes within its boundaries, but these are the deepest that the Sunshine State has to offer.
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This beautiful oasis in the Hamptons on Long Island has a beautiful shore but it's also where Marilyn Monroe used to live in a windmill that still stands today.
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If you're in San Juan and on the hunt for the island's signature cocktail, these are the spots to check out for the best (and most authentic) options.
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Atlanta is home to many magnificent suburbs, and this charming riverside community is packed with ways to make the most of your time in the Peach State.
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With year-round events and attractions (that are mostly free), plus easy access to travel, this is America's "Best Place to Retire" and it may surprise you.
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Italian food is one of the most internationally beloved cuisine. Whether you're searching for a gourmet meal or comfort food, check out these restaurants.
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This serene state park on the Gulf Coast of Florida is a beach paradise with white sand, clear blue waters, and much smaller crowds than other popular beaches.
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In Michigan's Upper Peninsula, this quiet nature preserve features sinkhole-dotted forests, remnants of a historic limestone quarry, and scenic trails.
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These postcard-perfect Florida towns under 30,000 residents offer scenic e-bike rides, charming downtowns, and bike-friendly trails worth exploring.
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In Florida, this Gulf Coast state park offers scenic hiking trails, lakeside fishing, and shaded campsites surrounded by wildlife-rich landscapes.
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With serene water features, colorful flowers, and the option for guided tours, this garden in Wilmington offers plenty of family-fun without an entrance fee.
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The "Bermuda Triangle of the Great Lakes" is a mysterious place known for many strange occurrences on one of the Great Lakes, but is there any truth to it?
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Planning a Texas food trip? These standout barbecue spots earn serious local loyalty, with must-try brisket, ribs, and classic sides across the state.
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Nature lovers can enjoy miles of hiking in this Michigan "Trail Town" with a quaint historic downtown and easy access to modern campgrounds.
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The Bay Area is one of the most expensive places to travel in the United States, so it's always nice to find a bargain where you can.
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