This US State Has The Most Airports (And It Isn't California)
The U.S. has the most airports of any country in the world, and one U.S. state has more airports and airfields than any other... and it's not California.
Read MoreThe U.S. has the most airports of any country in the world, and one U.S. state has more airports and airfields than any other... and it's not California.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a getaway near Tallahassee, Florida, then look no further than this charming town filled with history, art, and a splash of Coca-Cola.
Read MoreColorado's youngest state park lived a past life as a privately owned ranch with unique geology and epic views that the public can now experience.
Read MoreThere are plenty of adrenaline-pumping adventures to be found in the Gem State, and the thrills and trails of one spectacular spot deserve special attention.
Read MoreA historic Connecticut town features miles of picturesque coastlines -- the state's very own "Gold Coast." It's just within an hour's drive from New York City.
Read MoreEmbark on an Oregon adventure beyond the Cascades to this hidden gem, a state park that showcases captivating river views and a stunning geological landmark.
Read MoreDoes it get any better than a Texas road trip? We'll let you decide, but this exciting adventure showcases the best of the Lone Star State's Gulf Coast.
Read MoreThis resort just south of Syracuse is the perfect place to take your next vacation to new heights, but those seeking more grounded relaxation will find fun too.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a hidden retreat where you can unleash your artistic soul, visit this quiet lakefront sanctuary located in Minnesota's far north.
Read MoreThe state of California has its fair share of trails and parks, some more well-known than others. This trail outside Sacramento is among its most popular ones.
Read MoreThis South Dakota city might be small, but it packs a punch with rich Native American history, art installations, a state park, and local events.
Read MoreIt's easy to forget what makes Southern California such a natural stunner, but luckily, you're just one visit to a state park away from being reminded.
Read MoreAlthough Arizona’s desert landscapes are scarce for water, this hike in Tucson promises stunning canyon views and a rushing cascade after heavy rainfall.
Read MoreFor a great craft beer scene complete with a cozy downtown and excellent summer and fall festivals, head to this underrated Indiana suburb of Chicago.
Read MoreFrom disc golf and nature trails to boating and jet skiing, this Eastern Washington spot proves irresistible despite its reputation for reptiles.
Read MoreGet in the car or rent a bike and explore this coastal road in California recommended by Samantha Brown for its autumnal vibes, mild weather, and iconic stops.
Read MoreThis hit amusement park near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a family-friendly attraction fit with thrilling rollercoasters and other fun rides and activities.
Read MoreThis historic site in Alabama was founded by survivors of the Transatlantic Slave Trade and is home to preservation projects and rich biodiversity.
Read MoreAn overlooked natural retreat outside Houston offers scenic hikes, birdwatching, and forest creeks for travelers seeking Texas' lesser-known green escape.
Read MoreA once-bustling town on the Kansas-Oklahoma border now sits abandoned, evacuated due to extreme contamination and left as one of America's eeriest ghost towns.
Read MoreSonoma County really loves its wine. To celebrate this, they have a whole fair with lots of high quality vendors, all there to help you sample the best stuff.
Read MoreIf you drive from Phoenix to Flagstaff, or vice versa, this spot is worth a stop, especially if you are into stunning views and one-of-a-kind experiences.
Read MoreJust a couple of hours south of Minneapolis, visitors and locals can enjoy shopping, a thriving art scene, and the Rhubarb Festival in this Minnesota city.
Read More"Stop subway surfing. Ride safe, keep it cute, and keep it moving. Okurr!" Riding New York City's MTA is about to get more fun with PSAs by this iconic rapper.
Read MoreRocky Mountain National Park is one of the most visited parks in the country, but at these dupe destinations, you can get similar scenery without the crowds.
Read MoreDeep in Maine's rugged North Woods, a breathtaking forest trail winds through Baxter State Park to reveal the state's tallest cascade in a hidden alpine gorge.
Read MoreTravel California's Route 66 and experience haunting ghost towns with historic landmarks, deserted highways, and reminders of classic desert journeys.
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