Located next to two rivers, this college city in Arkansas has plenty of local cafes, hiking trails, and even a planetarium for the perfect, low-key getaway.
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Spanning over 30,000 acres and holding approximately 147 million tons of salt, this surreal landscape located 110 miles from Salt Lake City is a must-visit.
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Looking for affordable Las Vegas stays and better blackjack odds? This centrally located Strip casino checks every box for gamers and travelers alike.
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These two lakes are artificially made but they are a go-to destination for anglers and fishers, as well as anyone who can appreciate swampy nature and wildlife.
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Think twice before booking that Florida vacation, especially if you happen to be going to one of the most dangerous beaches in the U.S.
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An overlooked LA neighborhood is home to dozens of eclectic galleries, studios, and monthly art walks perfect for escaping the city’s bustling crowds.
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Tucked away in Grand Central, this iconic spot combines rich history, cocktails, and a unique atmosphere, making it one of the nation's most unique bars.
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Each summer, Broadway talent heads to a massive Midwest venue, bringing dazzling performances to a historic outdoor stage beneath the stars.
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A Southern state leads the nation in toll costs, with soaring rates on highways, bridges, and tunnels driving up expenses for commuters and travelers.
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Take a trip back in time when you visit this 19th-century mining town in Colorado that has been transformed into a lush alpine resort known for its hot springs.
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Just when you thought the Oregon Coast had touched on every possible adventure, a whole new way of exploring the tide pools and forests is conjured up.
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This massive loop through Atlanta allows you to experience the entire city by traveling a single, 22-mile path filled with food, entertainment, and more.
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Sedona is home to some of the best hikes in Arizona, but this short trail is arguably one of the best, offering stunning views of the landscape.
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This opulent and upper-class neighborhood of San Diego, California, is a hilly destination that's been called one of America's friendliest neighborhoods.
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Pennsylvania may not be the American West, but its state parks are breathtaking enough to make you think you've reached the end of the world.
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From "The Vampire Diaries" to horror classics, this Georgia town is a favorite among filmmakers, and it also boasts an adorable small town culture.
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This serene woodland is home to forests, meadows, and ponds, offering rich habitats where hundreds of bird species thrive throughout the seasons.
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International tourists face a new cost when applying for U.S. visas. Learn what the change means and how it may impact your travel plans to the country.
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There are remote towns in nature, and then there are the places that let you step back in time a few decades and forget you even own a cell phone.
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What happens when you combine basalt outcroppings, dramatic valleys, and jagged plateaus across 1.4 million acres of land? A national forest like no other.
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This Texas city has over 160 miles of urban trails, an impressive 62% of which are wheelchair-friendly, offering accessible amenities and stunning views.
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Swim, surf, and sunbathe on this stunning Michigan beach where photos can't do it justice. Plus, it's the gateway to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
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This tiny town has the biggest Paul Bunyan statue in the world. Snap a picture on his outstretched hand, or hike, bike, or nordic ski on the surrounding trails.
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While it is often overlooked, this entrance to Joshua Tree National Park offers visitors a chance to explore the beautiful palm-filled landscape.
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Lake Tahoe attracts masses of tourists to California, but Virginia has its own park and beach-packed marvel with all the adventurers you could need.
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If you're tired of the usual tourists spots in New York, ditch the crowds for this unique walking tour about the city's notorious (and dirty) residents.
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Some towns and cities sit on the edge of lush national parks. Others are gateways to landscapes that seem more suited to the moon than to Earth.
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