This 30-acre hamlet with a population of 15 might seem tiny but it has plenty to do. Explore an antique general store, coal tipple, and nearby natural bounties.
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This serene lake in Alabama is an excellent destination for fishing, offering miles of shoreline, several marinas for rentals, and cozy nearby lodging.
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Enjoy the beauty of the Wabash River, a show at a historic theater, or an afternoon spent perusing small-town shops at this vibrant Indiana city.
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Though technically a city, this community just north of downtown Dayton feels more like a small town, complete with gorgeous parks and kid-friendly fun.
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This massive scuba park has a private lake, training pool, and classroom, as well as underwater treasures to explore, floats, kayaks, and campsites.
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What was once a modern achievement is now a chilling ruin in New York, unfortunately marked by rust, shattered glass, and overgrowth frozen in time.
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These beaches along the Great Lakes are havens for finding incredible sand dunes, historic lighthouses, and tons of lakeside fun on and off the water.
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Escape the big city bustle by traveling to this Florida lake that has become known for its water skiing and fishing.
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This beautiful town outside Glacier offers close proximity to outdoor activities no matter the season, and its welcoming downtown is a pleasure to stroll.
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This Minnesota town is off the beaten path, offering outdoorsy travelers stays in retro motels, hikes, lakeside fun, and the "World's Largest Pelican."
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If you want to get some of the best views of Los Angeles without the crowds of Mount Hollywood, this lesser-hiked peak is a perfect alternative.
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It's all about the journey, not the destination, and driving across this stretch of Route 66 will deliver a one-of-a-kind journey for your next road trip!
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This small town, with its inviting downtown area of shops and restaurants, is also home a monument marking the geographic center of the United States.
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Looking for a beach getaway off the beaten path? This island archipelago is hard to reach, but it's teeming with pristine beaches and turquoise waters.
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Hidden in Arizona's high desert, a stretch of Route 66 challenges drivers with treacherous curves while rewarding them with scenery and timeless charm.
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One of California's many Gold Rush towns, this spot is unique for it proximity to the American River, a plot of giant sequoias, and the Tahoe National Forest.
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Outdoor lovers can enjoy themselves at this Washington State Park that is located on Deep Lake and has plenty of camping, hiking, birding, and canoeing.
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Perched on the water just north of Detroit, this laid-back summer vacation community has the only state park on Lake Erie in all of Michigan.
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While it may go overlooked, this Louisiana city offers visitors a chance to see the world's smallest church and one of the state's historic waterways.
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Your ticket to breathtaking mountaintop views, thrilling rafting, and excellent fishing awaits in this must-visit riverfront town in Kentucky.
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This bayside California city blends long beaches, farmland, fresh flavors, and a festival celebrating its famed "strawberry capital of the world" title.
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Just outside of Detroit, this suburb is a quaint escape from the city where you can relax, shop, eat, and check out a unique roadside attraction.
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Maine, called "Vacationland," is not only a great place to travel to but also an ideal retirement destination that offers generous tax breaks and other perks.
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Just off I-35 lies a Texas town where lazy river tubing, world-class waterparks, and historic German roots create the perfect mix of fun and charm.
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This town in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains is an outdoor paradise with plenty of opportunities for hiking, fishing, kayaking, and summer camps for kids.
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Embark on an adventure along Colorado's best-kept secret route that showcases dramatic red rock canyons, mining history, and untouched landscapes.
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The water looks inviting, and the adventures are endless, but you should think twice before diving into the lakes of America. You might have snakes for company.
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