Instead of following the New England summer crowds, opt for visiting this seaside haven in Massachusetts, featuring a unique lookout tower and a charming inn.
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New England is home to some of the most beautiful woods in the country, and one state forest sandwiched between Boston and Rhode Island is a can't-miss spot.
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Nothing feels as American than grabbing a delicious, juicy burger and fries. But what makes the best burger? We've pinpointed top contenders in every state.
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For coastal living during retirement, without the crowds and prices of Boston, consider one of these smaller New England towns that punch above their weight.
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This destination is one of the most affordable suburbs in its state and offers retirees plenty of activities, from antiques shopping to hiking and fishing.
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This 1,700-acre swath of wilderness is one of the oldest state forests in Massachusetts, home to the state's third-highest peak east of the Connecticut River.
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This wild and rugged Massachusetts park is the place to go if you want to fish, hunt, spot salamanders and frogs, or follow historical wooded trails.
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This coastal New England community offers sandy beaches, harbor walks, historic character, and comparatively attainable housing in Massachusetts.
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Plan a refreshing getaway filled with hiking trails, swimming, fishing, and peaceful campsites at this scenic New England state forest near Boston.
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When looking at where to retire, skip Florida and opt for a cozy Massachusetts town, complete with New England charm downtown and a historic state park.
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Unknown to many besides locals, South Boston has a historical outdoor spot that feels very New England with its old military fort and seaside views.
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Want to stay near the big city, but have a slower pace of life? This small town offers tons to do, from enjoying local eats to spending the day enjoying nature.
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This state park, located new the New Hampshire border, is packed with things to do, from swim beaches and river paddling trails to large campgrounds and hiking.
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The Revolutionary War filled New England with spots where important battles were fought. This one now holds both historic significance and natural beauty.
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Perched at the edge of a river, this scenic city is known for its rich history and artistic flair, exemplified by its architecture, galleries, and museums.
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Scenic lakes, outdoor recreation, state parks, and historic sites make this retirement destination near Boston appealing for active retirees.
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Hiking, fishing, and boating are among the pleasures at this forest that sits at the junction where Massachusetts meets Connecticut and Rhode Island.
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While avid hikers and spelunkers may be familiar with some of these caves and caverns, the average tourist probably hasn't heard of these well-kept secrets.
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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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Many people decide to move after their retirement, but not all of them go to Florida — some would rather have four seasons and a different type of seafood.
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Cape Cod is one of the most unique ocean fronts in the United States, and the peninsula is home to a myriad of towns with great fresh and saltwater fishing.
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The next time you're in Massachusetts, stop by this coastal trail near Cape Cod -- it features beautiful wetlands with lots of birds and wildlife to watch.
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From glacial lakes made famous by 19th-century writers, to mountain spring-fed ponds ringed by golden sand, New England is a summertime haven.
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The East Coast is a treasure trove of destinations from some of the nation's oldest cities to nature-filled beach escapes. Here's how you can plan a road trip.
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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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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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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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