This small bed and breakfast in Rock Hall offers peaceful surroundings and a taste bayside village life where you can spend time boating, biking, or fishing.
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This unassuming town in coastal Virginia is an outdoor lovers' haven with nearby state parks and waterfront access for paddleboarding and kayaking.
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This small city is just a couple hours from Dallas and makes for an ideal weekend getaway, with festivals, historic buildings, and themed steam train rides.
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Hidden away in the Ozarks is a bubbling spring that's one of the largest in Missouri, and its surrounded by cozy campsites and hiking trails.
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While there are many candidates for the title, this one harbor city has been said to have the most accessible public transit in the United States.
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Everyone knows about the Poconos, but Pennsylvania has other mountain getaways to explore, like this spot located in the vast central region of the state.
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There's a small town in Mississippi that has all the Southern charm you can imagine, from fishing to a local food scene -- you just have to look for it.
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This record-breaking haunted attraction features terrifying themed houses packed with scares, creepy characters, and an unforgettable Halloween experience.
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Niagara Falls may be the best-known waterfall in the U.S., but that doesn't automatically make it the best to visit. Here are five other contenders.
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Home to 3,000 hippo statues across its 75 square miles, this quirky Austin suburb offers a safe, family-friendly atmosphere and affordable living in Texas.
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History buffs will adore discovering this town in Wyoming that feels like a throwback to the Wild West and is on the doorstep to stunning national parks.
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Head to this small Missouri town to explore an abandoned mine, where you can kayak on an underground lake or play disc golf at a subterranean course.
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If you’re looking for slot machines and pampering but don’t want to go to Vegas, plan a trip to this top-rated casino resort in the middle of Michigan.
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This favorite Pacifica beach was recently found to be one of the most polluted in the country, enough to make you rethink your swimming plans.
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You certainly won't be roughing it here. This resort combines luxury with RV living, with swim spas for soaking, waterfront views, and two on-site restaurants.
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This small town has a pleasant selection of shops, cafes, and historic buildings, plus it's within easy reach of many of the area's popular outdoor adventures.
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Nestled amid Texas Hill Country's scenic hills and lakes, this charming small town offers rustic beauty, abundant wildlife, and outdoor adventure.
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In this state, forests, waterfalls, and valleys transform into a brilliant patchwork of color each fall, creating one of America's most stunning autumn escapes.
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There's never a bad time for a little escape to the Catskills, and if you've decided to make the trip, it's worth checking out this history-filled wooded spot.
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Enjoy a classic fall stroll within a cute Boston neighborhood, complete with pumpkin-lined windowsills and leaf-strewn cobblestone streets.
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Although this unassuming Massachusetts bridge is simple and understated, the wooden structure is rich with history, surrounded by gorgeous New England forest.
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To visit a truly unique attraction with a heartwarming history, head to a castle that was built from pure love in a town that is known for its adventures.
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This uniquely named Idaho town is bursting with fascinating history and gorgeous scenery that is just waiting to be explored.
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Tucked in Arizona's southeast corner is this understated park with its tranquil pond and wetlands, which attract a wide variety of bird species.
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Uncover the secrets of this delightful Wisconsin town while also enjoying its stunning trails and vibrant community festivals.
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From world-class museums to vibrant bars and green parks, this New York town delivers a lively mix of education, history, and entertainment.
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A short train and bus ride away from Munich, there's a gorgeous, clear lake surrounded by mountains on both sides — and without crowds. Here's how to get there.
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