Columbus, Ohio, is home to a dream neighborhood with excellent dining international options, great art galleries, and terrific golf courses.
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Most hikers have heard of the Pacific Crest Trail and the Appalachian Trail, however, there's a new thru-hike in town and it spotlights the best of Texas.
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Outside of San Diego is a gorgeous state park that's filled with trails throughout the landscape and remains highlighting the region's history.
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Nestled berween two New England cities lies a charming town with a historic downtown, tranquil parklands, and trails perfect for every season.
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Adventurers who don't mind being the only one for miles around should check out this secluded state park in the San Juan Islands that is only reachable by boat.
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This Western Colorado town is a fantastic outdoor destination with trails, scenic byways, wineries and more, making it the "Southern Gateway to the Grand Mesa."
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Frontier history meets folk art in this tiny Oklahoma town, where you can explore a hidden chapter of American history while also enjoying downtown shopping.
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A charming city in Northern Colorado boasts an epic bike trail that sprawls for more than 20 miles and connects you to a variety of amenities.
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Escape from Portland to a quaint coastal village without the crowds. This town with stunning sunsets, delicious seafood, and unique antiques is a must-see.
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This western suburb of Phoenix is one of the most-quickly growing U.S. cities, with a rugged desert setting that's perfect for all kinds of outdoor activities.
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This mining town turned ghost town offers visitors a glimpse into Arkansas' rich history, with challenging hikes and abandoned buildings.
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If you're traveling on California's Pacific Highway, stop at this small town that borders the 'Lost Coast' for outdoor adventures in a beautiful land.
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California is a popular spot for outdoor adventures, but this national park up north hides a charming lake that's perfect for a peaceful getaway.
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Hawaii's clear, warm waters and a rich marine ecosystem make the destination a snorkeler's paradise. Here are some ideal spots and who to book tours with.
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Seattle, Washington is known for being a rainy, gloomy city. So, when is the best time to visit? Here's the lowdown on seasons, prices, and things to remember.
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With cheap drinks, a pizza truck, and even guest lodging, this new bar in a grain silo is taking the internet by storm, at it's the perfect riverside escape.
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Letting you in on a little secret: Just a short drive from San Francisco is an isolated beach backed by steep cliffs that rise up from beautiful blue waters.
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This sandy recreation area about 2.5 hours from Salt Lake City is famous for its dunes, campsites, and off-roading adventures. Here's what you need to know.
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A stunning historic riverboat stop in Louisiana is a revitalized small town with boutique shopping on the edge of a state park, home to a gorgeous lake.
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This small and unassuming city in New Mexico is nestled near the Florida Mountains and is the perfect place for climbers, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts.
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If you're seeking unpolluted views of the brilliant night sky, this portion of Shenandoah National Park in Virginia needs to be on your radar.
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For a nature escape near Chicago, head to this wild wooded area with peaceful camping, scenic forested-covered trails, and island-dotted rivers to explore.
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Just about an hour from the Bay Area, this charming California city offers a slower-paced escape with a range of outdoor activities, plus public art and more.
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This short but worthwhile drive around an underrated corner of the Bay State offers stops at pretty seaside towns, stunning beaches, and seafood options.
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Step into America's past with a visit to this colonial town featuring historic sites, charming accommodations, and scenic outdoor activities.
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This unspoiled Midcoast beach is only accessible on foot, but the hike is worth your time for quiet sands that stretch forever and tide pools for exploring.
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Not only does this restaurant near Fort Lauderdale serve remarkable seafood, but it's a historic destination visited by celebrities, politicians, and gangsters.
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