Amish communities are fascinating rural places to visit. There is a thriving Amish town in North Carolina full of handcrafted goods and fun music.
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Even the smallest states can have extremely diverse landscapes. If you're looking for some scenic imagery, Meriden, Connecticut has you covered.
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Oregon is home to much natural beauty, including this gorgeous area that was formed countless years ago from the remains of a huge volcano.
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After touring this Arkansas cavern full of whimsical natural formations such as stalagmites and flowstones, pan for gems so you can leave with a souvenir.
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The Miami skyscraper opened to the public in 2025 to celebrate its 100th year. Visitors can attend exhibitions to learn about the rich history of the building.
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This Georgia waterfall boasts a refreshing pool and double falls that are perfect for taking a dip, and the short hike to find it is great for families.
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Eighty-five miles from Little Rock sits a city with a gorgeous, 34,000-acre lake on the Arkansas River, full of bass, catfish, bream, and more.
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Trekking to this coastal area in Mendocino County is not for the faint of heart, but the rewards are remote beaches, wildlife sightings, and stunning views.
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If you're going to be labeled one of the best places to live in LA, you'd better be able to back it up. This nature-filled city fits the bill in the best ways.
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West Virginia has several beautiful state parks. There is one located not far from D.C. or Pittsburgh with a great spa, as well as biking and fishing.
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Discover a different side of Texas in this coastal city, where Cajun flavor and family-friendly festivals combine for a unique cultural experience.
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Alabama is host to plenty of places with hometown charm and this town is no different thanks to its annual festival and proximity to beautiful landscapes.
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Wisconsin is home to plenty of natural beauty, but this destination just outside Milwaukee provides low-key serenity on the waterfront without the commute.
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Columbus and Cleveland are popular destinations if you’re visiting Ohio, but this one city near Dayton is packed with history, beauty, and small town charm.
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Georgia has many popular destinations such as Atlanta and Savannah. But not far from the capital, you can find a beautiful park with outdoor activities.
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Winding through forested peaks and rivers, this short but incredibly stunning North Jersey route reveals why the Garden State still lives up to its name.
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Search for Bigfoot, visit the oldest continually used Chinese temple in California, drive through Gold Rush towns, and hike forest trails on this scenic byway.
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Nestled between city life and the coast, this peaceful Georgia town is filled with Southern charm, countryside recreation, and irresistible down-home cooking.
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This state where several major roadways intersect also happens to be the best in the United States for road quality, according to one 2025 study.
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The Great Lakes region may not be the first place on your list when you think of the best places to retire, but there are a few reasons why it should be.
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A once-barren waterway in Texas now flows with life again, inviting visitors to hike, fish, and relax among parks, wildflowers, and open skies.
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A popular stop along the way to the mountains, this West Virginia town has a lot to offer in itself, including history, festivals, food, and friendly locals.
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Tucked in between the corners of multiple states, the iconic Lake Erie has a stunning bayfront district with a plethora of delicious, fresh food.
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If you're looking for a place to settle down during your golden years, Illinois is home to several charming towns that are affordable for retirees.
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This tree-laden Philadelphia neighborhood is home to a circa-1889 family-run bakery, a farmers market, and a plethora of cute local shops perfect for exploring.
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Once luxurious, now almost forgotten — discover the haunting stories behind America’s most fascinating abandoned resorts and what remains today.
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Due to its awe-inspiring natural terrain and agreeable climate, this state has garnered comparisons to the boot-shaped nation since the 1800s.
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