One borough in New York City has been battling a small outbreak of Legionnaires' disease. Here's how to protect yourself if you're traveling to the Big Apple.
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Within Missouri’s Ozark Mountains, you’ll find an enormous national forest filled with plenty of opportunities to hike, bike, and ride through pristine nature.
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For a fun excursion that lies in a location tied to the area's history, check out this adventure park in California!
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Just outside of Phoenix, you’ll find a creative, under-the-radar Arizona suburb overflowing with innovative technology and family-friendly attractions.
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Seattle may be the land of rain and clouds, but its sunny days are best spent in places like this coastal park full of beachside activities.
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Beloved by fans but slammed by tourists, this Southern attraction draws millions, but reviews call it overpriced, overcrowded, and underwhelming.
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This small hamlet in Upstate New York is the perfect place to base yourself if you want to visit the Adirondacks, local parks, and amazing pastry shops.
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This national forest lies in coastal North Carolina and boasts an impressive network of trails for hiking, biking, off-roading, and even paddling.
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Head to Maine's "Bold Coast" to experience a quintessential quiet New England getaway with quiet beaches, cute shops and farms, and gorgeous scenery.
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This suburb of Salt Lake City is the perfect place to base yourself during a vacation full of outdoor adventure, hiking, skiing, and snowboarding.
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Florida's beaches and theme parks can be a world of fun, but when you need to get away from the crowds, head to this peaceful lake outside Tampa.
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If you're tired of Napa Valley, head to California's most underrated wine region, a Southern delight that's been called the "new Napa" by some.
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This Carolina craft beer hub boasts more breweries per capita than most U.S. cities, plus mountain views, brewery tours, and lively festivals.
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Explore the manufacturing history of Pennsylvania at this scenic open-air museum (and then get a great lunch nearby) in Saylor Park along the Lehigh River.
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This scenic island loop near Seattle will take you over a floating bridge toward wooded trails and a century-old tavern perfect for refueling.
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Get away from it all and immerse yourself in the quiet of the Texas desert at this comfy resort boasting hot springs baths and miles of hiking trails.
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After taking a winding road near Kings Canyon National Park in California, visitors are treated to a striking waterfall and an impressive cavern tour.
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If the Wild West were to live on anywhere, it would be in Texas, and this underrated city keeps it alive with classic music and plenty of cowboy charm.
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If you know where to look, you'll find sprawling lakes primed for fishing and nearby camp sites amidst the desert landscapes and canyons of Arizona.
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You don't have to be in the middle of nowhere to enjoy California's desert beauty, as evidenced in this family-friendly refuge with vibrant, colorful hills.
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For those up for an adventure, head out on a kayaking journey to this secret tropical island in Florida that is a local favorite and allows limited camping.
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A charming town awaits in central Arizona, where you can sip the region's best wines, sample delicious cuisine, and explore riverside and red rock trails.
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Reports show that while visitors are down, Hawaii has seen more money coming in, which could mean have a significant impact on travel plans to the island chain.
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This area north of Santa Fe has a significant Native American history and is full of Indigenous art as well as nightlife, hotels, and entertainment.
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New York State is home to gorgeous natural scenery, and the newest state park is a free-to-visit gem that is bound to impress with its views of Lake Ontario.
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Florida is overflowing with pristine beaches, but this unique one in Key West blends blue waters and sandy shores with historic monuments and expansive piers.
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If you're chasing waterfalls, consider a trip to West Virginia, where you'll find the country's first statewide waterfall trail featuring more than 40 spots.
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