If you want to cool off while traveling on Route 66, this lake in Santa Rosa offers a beach-like experience and a fun obstacle course in the water.
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This Connecticut town is a history buffs haven with antique stores, art galleries, nearby hiking trails, and gorgeous autumnal foliage to delight in.
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Lake Mead National Recreation Area is one of the most popular summer destinations in the U.S., but visitors should also be aware of some of the dangers.
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One of the most photographed bridges in America is in California's Big Sur with dramatic clifftop views overlooking the Pacific and Santa Lucia Mountains.
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Just off the California coast, you'll find family-friendly lagoons where you can fish, paddleboard, and zoom across the water on wakeboards or jet skis.
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In the heart of Memphis, this historic park is a lush retreat filled with forest trails, blooming gardens, elegant mansions, and a storied open-air music venue.
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One of Maryland's fastest-growing areas is an affordable Baltimore suburb. Guests are treated to a plethora of food options and outdoor activities.
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New Orleans is home to one of the most haunted Airbnbs. The abode is also near Bourbon Street, as well as some fantastic eateries and boutique shops.
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While Cape Cod may be the go-to beach vacation for those in New England, Massachusetts has more to offer, including this overlooked coastal town.
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When you need a break from the city, this small town near the mountains in New York offers delightful attractions and picturesque nature to explore.
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From gentle boardwalks to sandy beaches, steep mountains to lakeside loops, these dog-friendly trails make hiking with your pup easy and full of fun.
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If you're looking for a low-key, laid-back, sandy time in the Sunshine State, this coastal community might be exactly what you have in mind.
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Step into your very own storybook vacation when you visit this stunning Maine destination full of shoreside beauty, island vibes, and unique attractions.
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As part of a growing movement, planners in the U.S. and across the globe are thinking about how to make our cities more walkable as well as livable.
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You might not expect to find a white sand beach with blue Adirondack chairs in the middle of Manhattan, however, that's what you'll find at this free beach.
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Whether you're keen to cannon-ball into the water below or admire the arches from a paddle board, this Haleiwa bridge is a landmark on Oahu's North Shore.
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Explore the pioneer past at this town in Oklahoma. This charming destination is filled with historic structures, local businesses, and museums.
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A tiny town at the western tip of Virginia is teeming with colorful foliage, winding riverside trails, and fantastic local festivals worth exploring.
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For a peaceful and quiet trip to the Oregon Coast, consider this affordable neighborhood around two hours from Portland that is filled with vacation rentals.
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Tucked away in the far northeast corner of Georgia, as close to North Carolina as it is Atlanta, you can find a stunning weekend waterfront paradise.
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While Wyoming might be best known to many for mountains and national parks, one of its smaller cities offers a uniquely immersive experience for travelers.
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If you're looking to escape the national park crowds, this quiet state park campground in Washington offers riverside camping and miles of forested trails.
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If we told you there's a formerly wealthy community that's currently associated with occult legends and inspirational rocks, would you believe us?
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Upstate New York is truly underrated. This lovely getaway is a great spot for viewing nature and to see stars that you won't be able to see near city lights.
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New England is known for its high cost of living, but one tiny town in Rhode Island offers everything you want from retirement on a better budget.
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People love living in this medium-sized city southeast of Phoenix that's surrounded by rugged desert and hosts quirky festivals throughout the year.
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This lesser-known Colorado park boasts incredible views of Boulder's iconic mountains and is a National Historic Landmark, with historic cottages and lodges.
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