Known as the "Heart of Route 66," this iconic city makes for a fun detour from Tulsa, with nostalgic attractions, festivals, and funky shops to explore.
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This Iowa city offers a charming downtown lined with old-school storefronts and a wealth of antique stores, along with annual antique festivals.
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This Alabama state park is packed with history, from its well-curated museum to its authentic structures. Spend a day here, or book a cabin for the night.
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As charming as St. Augustine is, sometimes the crowds can make for a less-than-perfect experience there. Thankfully, this laid-back island is a hop away.
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This gorgeous small town with a famous name provides everything from lake delights to stunning state parks in the underrated state of Oklahoma.
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This charming Massachusetts town has lakeside scenery, local flavor, small-town history, and peaceful outdoor spaces, making it an easygoing East Coast escape.
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Some places make great retirement spots because they offer tranquility; others, adventure. This windswept California county is the best of both.
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Straddling the English Channel in the south of England, there's a quaint seaside town which is known for its fish and chips, along with its scenic beaches.
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This desert escape near Tucson offers Arizona hiking trails, wildlife viewing, towering saguaros, canyon scenery, seasonal waterfalls, and shuttle rides.
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Alabama is arguably one of the most underrated states in the union, and this delightful state park has cool, refreshing waters and excellent camping.
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This Orange County pizza spot was ranked the best in the state, and one of the best in the world, for its pies made with special dough and fresh ingredients.
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Along with a few scenic beaches, this stunning reservoir is home to crystal-blue waters, miles of hiking trails, cozy campgrounds, and excellent trout fishing.
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The Shore has plenty of options when it comes to beach towns, and exploring different spots reveals different vibes to suit every kind of traveler.
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This peaceful forest escape in northern Idaho pairs a wild scenic river with secluded campgrounds, mountain trails, trout fishing, and abundant wildlife.
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This forested preserve that's tucked between Pennsylvania and New York is home to 70 miles of the famed Appalachian Trail and a peaceful 255-acre lake.
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This lake in Canada's Saskatchewan Province is a rural hideaway that highlights pristine beauty, plenty of paddling adventures, and waterfront campsites.
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You may not think of Kansas as a haven for water lovers, but this city offers a stunning lake you can boat or hike around, and uniquely fun places to stay.
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This coastal California city has more breweries per capita than any other town in the United States and highlights art installations by local artists.
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Explore magical parks with the whole family, stop for a bite to eat at a local shop, and then enjoy a bit of relaxation on the beach in this summery UK town.
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This popular destination is a playground for Gen Z travelers looking for top-notch eats, unique culture, and easy-to-navigate neighborhoods.
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The North Carolina landscape is dotted with ghost towns, gorgeous destinations that were once bustling but are now almost entirely abandoned.
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A new report has given this Southern state park high scores for its affordable nearby accommodations, hiking trail variety, and visitor satisfaction.
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There's more to Colorado than ski slopes, as you'll find in this charming little town where you can work on your tan and get some amazing food.
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Think you know your way around a train in Japan? Think again! Many Americans are guilty of violating these unspoken rules — read on so you don't do the same.
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Atlanta, Georgia, offers many exciting activities, but just outside the city is a beautiful nature reserve with wildlife, trails, and fun for the whole family.
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This reservoir in western Pennsylvania features wooded hiking trails and quiet spots to cast a line for bass and bluegill from shore or a boat.
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No shovel? No problem. Visitors of all ages can dig for prehistoric fossils with their bare hands at this free park, no tools or experience required.
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