California may have been the original home of the Gold Rush, but a different state out west known for other glitzy attractions actually produces the most.
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This part of Southern England was featured in the "Poldark" series. It's known for its dramatic landscape and coastline full of hidden coves and camping spots.
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This Oregon tribal-owned casino brings luxurious accommodations, dining, entertainment, and gaming to a beautiful natural setting in the Umpqua Valley.
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Amtrak's NextGen Acela can reach high speeds of up to 160 mph and welcomes more passengers per train, but it does have one uncomfortable and unchangeable issue.
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Following the the Min Street Arkansas Coffee Trail is the kind of road trip idea that's worth waking up for. Pack your favorite mug, gas up your car, and drive.
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For a unique park that is dedicated to a single, beautiful flower, head to this California reserve located around two and a half hours from San Francisco.
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The 2015 film features two men thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail and opened to very mixed reviews. Hikers especially didn't like it for its inaccuracies.
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This humble but charming Chicago suburb where Pope Leo XIV spent his childhood has great parks and family-owned restaurants and offers easy access to the city.
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A camper's dream destination is the best forest spot in Southern California with plenty of privacy, plus amenities and world-class recreational activities.
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Stretching for over 3.1 million square miles, the "blob" is a dangerous heatwave affecting temperature, wildlife, and the environment from Japan to America.
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This quiet state park in Connecticut can only be reached by watercraft, and its home to some of America's last untouched landscapes and picturesque views.
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This charming small town near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania boasts lovely scenery, an elegant winery, and a candy shop attached to a jaw-dropping elephant emporium.
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Food trucks converge on the iconic Venice Beach once a month for this popular event, which is an excellent way to try cuisine from around the globe.
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Just a short drive away from Denver and Colorado Springs, this wonderful state park lets you dip your toes in a sprawling lake or camp out under the stars.
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New York's Hudson Valley is home to charming villages, and this hidden gem boasts picturesque nature and a quaint collection of shops, restaurants, and inns.
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Just outside of Baltimore, you’ll find an under-the-radar, historic portion of Maryland that was actually the country’s capital for less than a day.
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The beauty of Montana has long drawn travelers and, to get the most out of your trip to this gorgeous state, stay in this idyllic city surrounded by mountains.
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Just 35 miles from the City of Brotherly Love, you can find a bustling town that's loaded with history, quaint shops, and a surprisingly diverse food scene.
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Global showering habits are all over the map, but people in these two European countries appear to shower less frequently than others across Europe.
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Autumn is the best time of year to get out of the city to see some excellent fall foliage. All of these places are a drivable distance within four hours of NYC.
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A trek to this Colorado ghost town takes you past picturesque mountains, rivers, and waterfalls. Plus, plenty of outdoor activities await visitors here.
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This gorgeous, hilltop town is off the beaten path but offers visitors plenty of amazing views, including tropical gardens and mesmerizing historical sites.
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This hidden gem Colorado ski resort is an easy day trip from Boulder and should be on your radar if you're looking for affordability and a friendly vibe.
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Chicago has an excellent public transit system, but there are a few stations outside of the common tourist areas that you should probably avoid.
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Along with miles of shoreline and plenty of space to spread out, this West Virginia state park offers excellent camping, a cozy lodge, and kayak rentals.
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Located 55 miles from Jackson, this Mississippi city has a stunning tea farm with 40,000 plants and a historic downtown with museums and Southern architecture.
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Some want the peace of mind of having their hotel booked in advance, but even travel expert Rick Steves says you can get a great deal if you book last-minute.
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