Open only Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., this iconic Georgia restaurant dishes out Southern comfort food, drawing long lines and celebrity guests.
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This small Iowa city offers plenty to see and do with its arts-oriented college museum, local historical exhibits, and delicious selection of downtown eateries.
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At this Texas state park, you can walk where the dinosaurs once roamed, spotting their tracks between hikes and swims in the refreshing river.
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This quaint Ohio town is home to a 2,000-foot-long mural, countless antique shops, and a park that hides three sandstone arches. Here's why you should visit.
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This artsy Connecticut town is a must-visit New England charmer with countless galleries, unique history museums, hiking trails, and quaint bed and breakfasts.
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Camping with kids is harder than it might seem, which is why taking a glamping road trip in Idaho might make for a more comfortable and convenient journey.
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Nestled into Michigan's Upper Peninsula, this magical freshwater spring stuns visitors with crystalline, turquoise water so vibrant it hardly looks real.
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A historic lodge where a famous U.S. President stayed is set in the heart of an ancient forest in the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state.
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It may not be at the top of your list of surfing vacation destinations, but this Wisconsin town is a surprisingly popular spot for the sport's enthusiasts.
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Just over an hour's drive from Zion National Park lies a historic and notorious Utah ghost town famous for its beehive kilns, abandoned ruins, and deadly past.
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Lose yourself in the luxuries of this chic Southern Californian resort, which boasts stunning ocean views, high-class dining, and lavish amenities.
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Only 20 miles from the deepest lake in the U.S. and Oregon's only national park, you'll find this tiny town with a 19th-century inn, cascades, and outdoor fun.
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The Grand Canyon is more than just a big, gaping stretch. It's a prime spot for river adventures that can last from a day to weeks as there's so much to see.
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Never has the phrase "good things come in small packages" been so accurate. Rhode Island might be the nation's smallest state, but it packs quite the punch.
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This Wyoming town is known as the "Gateway to the American West," with its proximity to Salt Lake City and Yellowstone, not to mention its railroad history.
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This quiet, little town on the Oregon Coast is well situated for whale watching and also has a wonderful beach and plenty of quirky shops to buy souvenirs.
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Scale the peaks outside of Chattanooga to explore a historic park that's full of important artifacts and offers some of the best views Tennessee has to offer.
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Crowned the oldest city on the Mississippi, this southern charmer with the most antebellum houses in the U.S. is a must-visit for its outdoor fun and downtown.
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This Minnesota gem is sure to capture your heart, home to art galleries, fine dining, and and a charming downtown that will transport you back in time.
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For a cross-country road trip packed with history, check out this route spanning from LA to Virginia with landscapes and locales celebrating our nation's past.
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Within the gorgeous North Cascade Mountains, you’ll find a quaint Washington town that offers access to plenty of outdoor recreation and pristine wilderness.
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Enjoy a wine tasting at this surprising Texas city, which boasts first-rate vineyards and artisanal shopping sandwiched between Dallas and Fort Worth.
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Astronomy-lovers should head to this incredible stargazing destination in the American West full of Dark Sky locations, museums, and astronomical attractions.
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Hidden deep in the town of Boulder, Utah, and open only several months a year is a "secret" restaurant serving some of the best food in the country.
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An artsy community in Alaska is situated on a beautiful blue bay full with wildlife and scenery that will make it clear why artists find it inspiring.
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Hikes in the Grand Canyon are more difficult than most people realize, but this trail is the most dangerous due to its steep drops, loose rocks, and high heat.
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If you are looking for a peaceful and rural escape, this Oklahoma city with a downtown full of history, unique shops, and beautiful nature is a great choice.
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