This hotspot has countless streams, lakes, and several major rivers, is home to more than 20 fish species, and has plenty of incredible camping options.
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Whether you like shopping vintage decor and artisan skincare, hitting local eateries, or spending the night in a cabin, this Pennsylvania borough has it all.
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Explore Florida’s delicious seafood cuisine while enjoying picturesque views of pristine beaches along the Atlantic Coast and learning about the local lore.
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While Colorado has its fair share of kayaking destinations, you'll also find top-tier paddling spots elsewhere in the country, including these four rivers.
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This town about halfway between Nashville and Knoxville is known as a golf capital with scenic Cumberland State Park and eclectic shopping to boot.
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New Hampshire’s Mount Washington is the highest peak in the Northeast, and trails to the summit are considered especially dangerous due to the high winds.
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Layovers are an inevitable reality for any avid traveler, and two American cities have made the top 10 list of best places to have a long layover in the world.
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This town a stone's throw from Reading and Philadelphia will charm visitors with its scenic railroad excursions, delightful downtown, and captivating history.
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Here's a chance to visit one of the early sites of the California Gold Rush and, if you're lucky, maybe even find some gold yourself while you're there.
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Discover the vibrant art destination in New Mexico that's filled with festivals, murals, Southwestern cuisine, and has a long Old West history.
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From NASCAR races to small-batch brews and international cuisine, this vibrant Phoenix suburb satisfies thrill-seekers and food lovers alike.
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While cross-country skiing through this Connecticut state park, admire the old resort buildings, or kayak on the river and enjoy a picnic in the warmer months.
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Only 30 minutes from Indianapolis you can find vintage shops, antiques, and local eateries around a historic square -- and the top golf club in Indiana.
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West Virginia once had a truly bustling train town in the New River Gorge, but the town has since become a hidden gem of a historic park.
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After visiting New Mexico's Carlsbad Caverns, head to these stunning 150-foot-high waterfalls named after a famous Indian chief for a refreshing swim.
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Penssylvania's Pocono Mountains are a great place to get away from it all and this small community has a concierge hotel to get you on your feet.
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Washington D.C. is surrounded by suburbs, but this one just inside Virginia is one of the best. It has plenty of great restaurants and several festivals.
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Arizona doesn't usually bring cool lakes and breezy hiking trails to mind but this off-the-grid site is the perfect getaway any time of the year.
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This Floridian metropolis is one of the happiest destinations in the United States with lush gardens, delicious restaurants, and proximity to Walt Disney World.
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In Louisiana, most people visit New Orleans. However, if you are looking for a more laid-back small-town experience, this charming community is hard to beat.
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Utah is a beautiful state that draws travelers from everywhere. For a more off-the-beaten-path trip, check out this small town with mountains and serene vibes.
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Just an hour south of St. Louis you'll find a unique town on the edge of the Mark Twain National Forest and containing a picturesque state park full of trails.
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This Texas city is situated in a prime part of the Gulf Coast for birdwatching, with millions of migratory birds stopping there each spring.
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This lakeside town just outside Portland sits along the southern side of Maine's second largest lake, offering outdoor water activities throughout the seasons.
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The Chicago suburbs are full of hidden gems and this one is a family-friendly haven filled with beautiful lakes, hikes, excellent shopping, and plenty of parks.
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Whether you love surfing or just love to watch tall, stormy waves along the coast, this rocky beach in Washington is worth adding to your list.
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This town may have less than 100 residents, but it provides easy access to camping, hiking, and some of the most beautiful scenic drives in all of Texas.
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