This park is home to some fantastic hiking with panoramic views, interesting geology, and water fun with fishing, boating, and paddling all within easy reach.
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This popular route meanders between rural communities, farmlands, and foothills, making it a scenic and fun drive for more than just enthusiasts.
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North Carolina hides a surprising amount of fun activities and great eats, especially in this cozy gem of a small town. It's especially great for river trips.
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Among New England's coastal towns, this Maine hideaway blends maritime history, local cuisine, and a small-town atmosphere, making it worthy of a visit.
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Before you leave for your road trip, make sure you aren't doing this with your luggage. Or else, you risk getting pulled over and ruining your vacation.
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A short ferry ride from San Francisco brings you to the shores of this infamous island where you can dive into American history, lush gardens, and an old prison.
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For those wanting to stay outside Chicago when visiting, this Airbnb beside a beautiful lake has a homey charm and features an outdoor fire pit.
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Historic and affordable, this town in Vermont is chock-full of attractions to help fill your days; from hiking and skiing, to music and theater performances.
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Manatees are a common sight in Florida, but this city near Orlando is home to a state park where hundreds congregate during the cool winter months.
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Virginia isn't just for lovers. It's also for shoppers and diners. Folks looking to spend dough and break bread can do both at the mall in this Richmond suburb.
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Spend a day in Biloxi, Mississippi, touring this lighthouse with a fascinating past before heading to the beach, and for dinner, enjoy award-winning seafood.
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Once one of the most polluted rivers in America, this waterway winds through a national park and metropolitan area and is known for its water sports.
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This historic, lakefront town in the Midwest is the perfect year-round getaway with cute boutiques, one-of-a-kind outdoor activities, and local foodie treats.
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Philadelphia has no shortage of amazing activities and places to visit, but don't sleep on this suburb. It has a gorgeous garden and plenty of small-town charm.
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This town on Michigan's Upper Peninsula sits in one of the country's top areas for outdoor recreation, with lakes, trails, ski areas, and endless wilderness.
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When visiting New England, make sure to check out this quiet Boston-area gem with great restaurants, historic homes, and scenic trails to explore.
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Experience the thrill of hiking trails and whitewater rafting in this charming town nestled in one of New York's most stunning mountain landscapes.
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Colorado is known for its natural beauty, but many of its more famous cities can be prohibitively expensive. Enter this lesser-known getaway.
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Hidden in western Kansas, an easy hike leads to striking chalk formations that rise from the flat prairie, creating an otherworldly landscape of fragile spires.
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Wisconsin is quite the location for lakeside adventures, but this laid-back city in the middle of the state blends plenty to do outdoors and in the city.
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Each tipi at this Oregon ranch has its own unique design and indoor fire pit and is stocked with everything you need for an unforgettable camping experience.
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Hike past old mines, attend colorful festivals, and stay at a historic hotel in this Colorado town, which was the epicenter of a gold rush in the 1800s.
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Dive into Kentucky's rural culture in this locale known for its live music, dining hotspots, and diverse outdoor experiences for hikers and their families.
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Fishing, hiking, and unforgettable views are offered year-round in this quiet Colorado locale, where you can choose your level of camping comfort.
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Whether you're up for riverside paths or chilling at lakeside beaches, antiquing downtown or visiting a giant otter sculpture, this Minnesota city has it all.
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Sitting in a sprawling national forest and close to Mammoth Cave, this small Kentucky town boasts countless fishing, hiking, and camping opportunities.
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If you dare, take a thrilling whitewater rafting trip on this New York river, which passes through small towns known for their hiking trails and great food.
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