One of the best spots to view Washington, D.C., free from crowds of tourists, is a building that has long been overlooked but has a long history.
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Just south of Bend is a charming little destination offering quick access to hiking trails, volcanic views, and campgrounds surrounded by untouched wilderness.
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Need a break from the busy streets of Chicago? Venture south to a 20,000-acre prairie, offering miles of trails and a chance to view an abundance of wildlife.
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Some museums are outstanding and others can be ruined by crowds and dated displays, like this popular New York City museum that is one of the world's busiest.
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Offering natural waterslides, miles of trails, and a dramatic covered bridge, this state park east of Atlanta makes for an excellent escape into the wilderness.
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At 300,000 acres, this is not only the largest state park in Texas, but also among the least-visited, despite being right next door to the famous Big Bend.
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Georgia's mountains are home to an amazing stretch of wilderness where you can completely disconnect from your wired world and become one with nature.
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Florida isn't lacking when it comes to beachside getaways, but some stand out above the rest, including this lush, ocean-view community near Miami.
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Some hikes feature jaw-dropping vistas, while others offer up unparalleled insights into natural history. This world-famous hike in California does both.
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This little slice of northern New England shoreline is one of the only places in the U.S. to see the colorful birds in their natural nesting habitat.
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Though it's only accessible by boat, this secluded island north of Corpus Christi offers pristine beaches and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.
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This vibrant community (not the Georgia college town you're thinking of) has colorful murals, activities galore, and lots of comfort food.
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The term "fishing village" conjures images that seem impossibly romantic. But North Carolina's Outer Banks is dotted with places that live up to the hype.
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This natural pool is so good, it's almost biblical (if you can find it). Hike past California redwoods to enjoy the secluded beauty of the Garden of Eden.
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This West Palm Beach suburb has a higher rate of crime than other destinations, but it's still home to beaches and water activities.
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Set along three rivers, this Maine town is the perfect spot for a beach picnic, reeling in a big one, or a leisurely afternoon of paddling, the choice is yours.
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While it might seem irresistible to give that cute sea lion pup a cuddle, not only is it illegal, but it's endangering the pups at this famous California beach.
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The northern tip of Long Island boasts a gorgeous state park that is the perfect destination for anyone looking for a more secluded beach getaway.
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This fishing village on the Steinhatchee River offers a peaceful getaway in the Big Bend region, and it's the ideal place for a little fishing or paddling.
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Explore a storied Idaho destination where eerie cells, restless spirits, and a grim past converge, drawing history buffs and thrill-seekers alike.
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Discover the delightful Connecticut town along the river, the first English settlement in the state, which is now filled with interesting attractions.
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Enjoy the Pacific Coast’s intriguing aviary wildlife in their natural beachy habitat at an under-the-radar refuge just a few hours south of Los Angeles.
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West Virginia is full of small towns that are home to a wealth of natural beauty, but this overlooked community has a history all Americans should know about.
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From coasters to mini golf and a massive arcade, this popular Phoenix destination promises thrills, games, and family fun for visitors of all ages.
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Get away from it all and enjoy easy hikes, nature, and history in an unexpected place: the Desert National Wildlife Refuge just outside Las Vegas.
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This city in Michigan's Upper Peninsula marries rich mining history with an abundance of outdoor activities, from skiing to waterfall hikes.
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Along Lake Champlain in upstate New York, tourists will find a small town that features colonial forts, lakeside campgrounds, and plenty of hiking nearby.
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