California is famous for its beautiful beaches, and this one in Pacific Grove has a wide variety of animals, as well as historic sand dunes.
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Once a playground for thrill-seekers to explore a deserted space, this Berlin-based park has transformed into a modern hub for arts, greenery, and culture.
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Located 1.5 hours outside Columbus, this Ohio state park boasts a lake perfect for fishing, boating, and swimming, along with a campground and other amenities.
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Looking to escape the sun? These breathtaking destinations offer low sunshine, dramatic scenery, and unique travel experiences in cloudy, misty climates.
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From swanky rooftops with panoramic views to beachfront fine dining, travelers across the internet agree these San Juan restaurants have the best ocean views.
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If Caribbean clear blue water and beautiful beaches are on your radar, look no further than Canada. Here are five of our top pics for a dreamy summer escape.
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Retirees who dream of days spent on the beach, but prefer living in a quite town surrounded by nature, should forget Florida and head to North Carolina.
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It's time to look beyond the cheese steak: Pennsylvania is actually home to a ton of towns bursting with farm-to-table goodies and unique regional dishes.
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This Mississippi lake destination offers several campgrounds, quiet swimming beaches, excellent fishing waters, boating access, areas for hunting, and trails.
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One of the oldest diners in Ohio is famous for its cinnamon rolls, which locals pair with an unexpected savory dish that you must try.
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If you are planning a trip to Africa in the near future, you'll want to consider this traveler-friendly spot, which has an easy airport and great scenery.
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Looking for a unique escape? These enchanting lake islands deliver breathtaking scenery, outdoor adventures, and hidden charm far from typical vacation spots.
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At a distance from larger cities and towns like Detroit and Kalamazoo, you'll find a lovely stop to satisfy your sweet tooth and enjoy time with your family.
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This once-thriving resort near Disney World in Florida was abandoned and forgotten but is now going to be redeveloped into a shopping and lodging destination.
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A new, mega-sized water park is coming to Virginia in November 2026 and will include both indoor and outdoor attractions fit for the whole family.
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If you're planning a trip to Santa Cruz, look out for these five annual events for a taste of the city's unique local culture and community spirit.
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If you ever find yourself traveling between Cleveland and Pittsburgh, don't miss this lively Ohio suburb, with vintage shopping and local Amish dining.
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This Columbus district features some of the most walkable areas of the city, with plenty of museums, restaurants, concert venues, and more.
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All across the country, new casino resorts are opening their doors with a wide variety of offerings, from slots and table games to sports books and great food.
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Dodge long airport treks with this surprisingly compact U.S. airport offering one of the shortest walks from entrance to gate for travelers.
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Until last year, there was one island left in the world (besides Antarctica) that you could visit for a mosquito-free vacation.
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For a taste of "Old Florida" charm, head to this Sunshine State city known for its walkable main strip, along with lakes ideal for a day in the great outdoors.
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This lake, reaching across 3 countries and the largest in Africa , is known for breathtaking islands that offer a tropical vacation with chic beachfront stays.
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Immerse yourself in a fascinating cultural site full of unique stories, lush greenery, and creative works when you visit this iconic San Antonio attraction.
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Houston, Texas, has a lot to offer, but this suburb lets you get away from it all, with affordable restaurants, charming parks, and botanic gardens.
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This top-selling fishing rod is hooking fans with its easy portability — and a price that’s just as appealing. Proof you don’t have to spend big to fish smart.
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In the 1800s, many people headed west to mine for precious metals. However, some of the towns these prospectors built no longer exist, like this New Mexico one.
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