Beyond Cape Cod's bustling beaches lies a coastal sanctuary with windswept dunes, untouched shorelines, thriving wildlife, and unforgettable ocean views.
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This peaceful lakeside retreat in Arkansas invites visitors to unwind with quiet forest trails, waterfront camping, abundant wildlife, and scenic views.
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It isn't the easiest lake to access, but every drop of sweat expelled on the way to this crystal-clear beauty is well worth it.
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This scenic resort state park in Alabama has peaceful lakefront escapes, wooded trails, cozy overnight stays, and endless outdoor adventures.
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With a bunch of excellent local restaurants, a festive farmers market, and plenty of parks to unwind, this California town is a great spot for foodies.
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If you're looking for family-friendly activities and parks in a Florida city close enough to reach the beach without actually staying at the beach, go here.
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Named after a mythological deep-sea creature, this gravity-defying roller coaster is set to be the fastest and tallest of its kind in the world.
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Sprawling for over 12,000 acres, this Massachusetts state forest is a wonderful spot to relax on the beach, reel in some fish, or go kayaking.
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Splash with the kids at the park, paddle or walk your way along the Ohio River, or take some time to enjoy a glass of whiskey at this great Indiana location.
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This Florida wildlife haven features lakes and a diverse landscape of islands, marshes, and swamps, making it perfect for birdwatchers and hikers.
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This small Indiana town along the Ohio River features seasonal tulip displays at a historic mansion, local museums, a summer wine festival, and scenic drives.
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A former Pennsylvania mine is now a peaceful fishing spot where boat-free waters, clear views, and wooded trails make for a serene day outdoors.
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These two Cape Cod towns offer more than just beach access; they’re charming year-round communities full of delicious food and fun activities.
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In the 1930s and '40s, a federal agency built a dam to create electric power for this rural area. The result was a bounty for anglers and boaters.
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With its abundance of fishing holes and a high probability of spotting manatees, this lagoon in Florida is a popular spot for wildlife enthusiasts.
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These U.S. airports are located in the south and have been awarded for passenger happiness, featuring music from live bands and art galleries.
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Los Angeles some of the weirdest attractions in all of California, but these have to be the weirdest tourist destinations in the whole city.
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Eastern Washington is home to a scenic lake near Spokane offering clear water, year-round fishing, camping, boating, and a family-friendly resort.
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Celebrate the United States' wide range of culinary tastes with a visit to these five unique and somewhat off-beat food-themed museums.
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A city once defined by its mills has spent decades reshaping its waterfront and historic neighborhoods into a destination worth exploring near Boston.
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These picturesque Philadelphia parks offer lush forest trails, riverfront views, wildlife watching, peaceful landscapes, and fresh air not far from the city.
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Enjoy a primitive camping site in the Sierra Nevada mountains that’s an off-the-beaten-path gem, complete with hikes to secluded alpine lakes for fishing.
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Set at the confluence of two rivers, this park takes visitors back to America's early days and serves as a peaceful retreat just minutes from downtown.
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This small community makes a convenient hub for exploring northern Wyoming and southern Montana, particularly around the Bighorn and Pryor Mountains.
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is full of tourist hot spots, but if you want to know which ones guests think you should avoid, we've got you covered.
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When a community takes pride in its history, everyone wins, and this charming small town between New York and Pennsylvania is worth a day trip from either.
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This enormous forest has plenty of recreation opportunities, from lakeside camping to river paddling whitewater rapids or reeling in a walleye or pike.
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