This former "trolley park" once welcomed thousands of daily visitors — today, curious hikers can explore the eerie remains of its vibrant past.
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For the perfect summer spot less than three hours from New York City, head to this ethereal blue swimming hole surrounded by trails in the Peekamoose Mountains.
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This affordable city is a convenient distance from both LA and San Diego, and is an excellent place in California to retire. Here's what you need to know.
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Denver is close to the Rocky Mountains, but even closer to the city is a stunning state park featuring an expansive lake, tons of trails, and excellent birding.
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Spanning just 1.5 square miles and home to only 300 residents, this secluded island offers upscale stays, vibrant reefs, and total tranquility in the Caribbean.
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Hidden in the Appalachian foothills in North Carolina is a living museum with historic buildings, traditional activities, and folk music performances.
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This California city has reinvented its downtown core into a refreshingly walkable hub with historic details, diverse flavors, festivals, and unique shops.
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The "Home of America" is a historic spot with a view. Hikes through its rolling hills grant views of Boston, while museums give a deep look at history.
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Transport yourself back to the Old West at this fun attraction in Tucson, Arizona, filled with shops, dining options, rides, and even a show.
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This small North Carolina island town offers miles of beaches, delicious dining, shopping, and amazing outdoor activities for the whole family.
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Northern California is an oasis for outdoor adventures, and we recommend checking out this underrated reservoir to get out into nature!
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One of Cape Cod's lovely seaside resort towns offers a vibrant and laid-back downtown, excellent beaches, and delicious locally sourced seafood.
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Asheville, North Carolina, is home to a thriving art neighborhood with hundreds of local artists' studios and places to get coffee or beer between galleries.
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This beautiful lake in the middle of Northern California's Sonoma wine country is one of the best places to camp, hike, and enjoy stargazing at night.
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A walking path in the Lancaster countryside in England is said to have inspired the creation of one of the world's most beloved fantasy worlds.
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Tucked away in the Pacific Northwest, you can find a peaceful little slice of shoreline that's perfect for outdoor activities or just relaxing by the waves.
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This secluded destination along North Carolina’s glistening coastline features untamed beauty, fascinating history, and unforgettable natural wonders.
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Chicago is a great city, but if you aren't venturing out to its suburbs, you're missing out. This one offers small town charm away from the city noise.
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River runners seeking peak adventure flock to Alaska's mightiest river, where bears and moose roam the shores and cliffs tower 1,000 feet above the water.
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This west-central Florida town is known for its beautiful island beaches, cute downtown area with boutiques and restaurants, and a celebrated Scottish heritage.
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For the perfect idyllic white-sand island retreat, head to this barrier island outside of Boston for some choice lounging and delicious dining.
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Check out an affordable city where you can enjoy an outdoor escape or admire the local art during an easygoing Pennsylvania vacation away from busy centers.
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This isn't the tallest waterfall in Ohio, but it remains stunning most of the year, offering a beautiful hike and plenty of activities in the nearby forest.
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Find out why one of the country's most beloved family destinations is also the cheapest place to visit this August, without skimping on fun.
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Nestled in northwest Florida, this historic town was once partially destroyed by a hurricane, but its enduring beauty and natural springs make it a must-visit.
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Take a train from Chicago to this sweet Midwestern town, the gateway to one of the Midwest's largest bodies of water, with gorgeous lakes and walking trails.
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National and state parks not only preserve nature but help make it accessible to the general public. This park, though beloved, often flies under the radar.
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