On your way to Indiana Dunes National Park, stop by this charming small town for the perfect combination of history, shopping, and mouth-watering food.
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Nestled along the shores of Lake Michigan, this isn't just a neighborhood, it's a living testament to Chicago's vibrant blend of urban charm and natural beauty.
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If you're planning a scenic drive down Oregon's breathtaking coast, there's no better place to start than on the northern tip of the coast.
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A climbing destination in Wyoming delivers both jaw-dropping vistas and hair-raising challenges on Sherman granite that crystallized over a billion years ago.
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A beach in Fort Lauderdale is being hailed as the best coastal destination for the LGBTQ+ community. Sip a frozen drink, hear live music, and go paddleboarding.
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Comprised of towering rows of historic lamp posts, the art installation is a glowing forest of light that embodies LA's classic and metropolitan beauty.
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Washington holds a wealth of history in its oldest towns like bayside Port Townsend mountainside Olympia. But its very oldest town is also its most overlooked.
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In an area named South Walton, there's a 26-mile stretch of 16 coastal neighborhoods that exude tranquility.
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This historic village in Pennsylvania offers plenty of charm, with old-fashioned buildings lining a bubbling creek and one-of-a-kind boutiques to browse.
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Craving authentic Italian dishes without having to travel thousands of miles? This popular Detroit restaurant will do the trick and then some.
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With plenty of good shopping, dining and hotels -- plus beaches and a national wildlife refuge -- this town is a great spot for a getaway day or a vacation.
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Situated within the pristine, awe-inspiring beauty of the Columbia River Gorge, this historic resort in Washington is known for its soothing hot springs.
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"The people's place," a scenic overlook in Arkansas, is one of the most photographed destinations in the state, and it's only a short hike away.
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At an artistic hub near Miami, visitors can view impressive murals at the Leah Arts District, spot flamingoes at a historic casino, and sample Latin cuisine.
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This delightful candy shop is a true blast from the past, offering up nostalgia and quality sweets. Plus, you'll be supporting a small business when you visit.
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A popular theme park in Pennsylvania, founded in 1906, features thrilling rollercoasters, like the Comet, and family-friendly activities, including ZooAmerica.
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Less than three hours away from Washington, D.C. is a hidden holiday gem in Maryland: A small town best known for its undeniably Victorian Christmas vibe.
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This winter, if you're making plans to escape from the harsh cold and take a break in a tropical paradise, this American airport could be your gateway.
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Take a camping trip in Northern California at this site on the Trinity River. Bring a fishing rod and tackle box to catch salmon and steelhead!
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The smallest of the U.S. Virgin Islands is home to one of the world's best beaches, and while it doesn't have its own airport, it's worth a visit.
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When flying into sunny California, try to pass through this historic hidden gem of an airport that is considered the coolest in the United States.
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Within the first state park in Kentucky, there is a cozy resort that offers incredible outdoor recreation activities and stunning mountain views.
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Milton sits at the mouth of Blackwater River, which has many little sandy beaches, clear but tannin-stained water, and peaceful surroundings.
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In North Carolina, there is a nonprofit "living museum" within the Latta Nature Preserve, where birds of prey are cared for. This raptor center is a must-see.
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Tucked in the mountains of Oklahoma, you'll find a stunning lake ideal for swimming, boating, fishing, and numerous other outdoor activities.
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A new crazy golf addition to the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas offers mini-golfers a 1920s experience with fun holes and fantastic cocktails.
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The oldest concrete street in the country can be found in a small town outside Columbus, Ohio, a Midwest gem that offers quality cafés and shops.
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