This adorable town near Charlotte, North Carolina is often overlooked despite its excellent eateries, picturesque winery, and plenty of amazing parks.
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Discover history at the Colorado-Utah border destination, which is filled with ancient structures built by the Indigenous people and scenic trails.
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This riverfront town near Washington D.C. is a walkable gem that allows you to shop in small businesses, visit art galleries, and admire historic architecture.
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From restaurants shaped like UFOs to Champagne vending machines, this state is home to a diverse (and ample) selection of the feel-good retro classic: diners.
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From Kenosha Pass to Rocky Mountain National Park, here are the best spots to see colorful Colorado shine in fiery reds, oranges, and yellows.
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This White Mountain lake is pristine, with clean water and no development, making it the perfect spot for some fishing, swimming, or just soaking up the views.
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This lakefront Michigan town situated on Grand Traverse Bay oozes charm and low-key vibes with wineries, hiking trails, and nearby lighthouses to explore.
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Grab your tackle and bait to explore this laidback, lakeside suburb nestled just a few hours outside of bustling Nashville, Tennessee.
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On the outskirts of Austin, Texas, is a nature park and preserve. This historic site has roaming peacocks, beautiful gardens, and an old cottage.
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Whether you're hoping to reel in rainbow trout, hike among pine trees, or toast marshmallows over a campfire, this campground by Tucson is a refreshing retreat.
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The streets of Miami are quiet and fewer people are flying through major Florida airports. Here's what this means for tourism in the Sunshine State.
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If you love the Sunshine State, but want a break from Miami's crowds, there's a walkable, retro city that's close to all the Florida action.
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This park, near popular St. Augustine, is loaded with nature — from long days on the beach, fishing the Intracoastal, or camping just steps away from the sand.
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Whether you're into chowing down on Tennessee barbecue while cruising on the water, wandering downtown, or a wine tasting hike, this riverside town has it all.
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In Arizona’s surprisingly snowy landscapes, an alpine forest near Flagstaff boasts rigorous trails through lava fields, reaching the highest peak in the state.
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From historic buildings and renowned academies to riverside paths and equestrian routes, this spot blends heritage with outdoor recreation.
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This California city, easily accessible from multiple major highways, is worth a pit stop for its charming downtown and scenic walking trails.
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Rest areas aren't usually the highlight of an American road trip, but few pit stops are more enjoyable than this South Carolina roadside playground.
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This Indiana city, located just outside Chicago, makes for a comfortable, family-friendly getaway, with lively festivals, peaceful parks, and gorgeous views.
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While California's major urban centers might get all the attention, the state's smaller cities are home to a wealth of overlooked festivals and traditions.
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For a perfectly scenic spot to go summertime camping in California, don't miss out on this campground at twin alpine lakes with waterfalls and great fishing.
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This Maine town is home to a winery that makes wine from grapes, an annual blueberry-themed festival, a Moxie history museum, cute restaurants, and much more.
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This state park in the Blue Mountains is one of the least-visited in Oregon but offers visitors excellent trails, camping spots, and gorgeous scenery.
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This unique concert experience might require getting wet; with tunes come from an anchored schooner, listeners can paddle up or watch from the town boardwalk.
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After the devastating earthquake in Myanmar, scientists believe that future earthquakes along the San Andreas fault could be unlike anything ever seen before.
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This unique site stands out against the Utah desert between Canyonland and Arches National Park thanks to its bright blue pools. Here's why they're there.
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The suburbs surrounding New York City are often more charming than people give them credit for. For golfers, this village is a dream come true.
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