A quick drive from Los Angeles, this state historic park is teeming with wildflowers, and its handful of easy hikes let you enjoy the colorful vistas.
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One of the oldest national forests east of the Mississippi is now considered under threat by many area residents. Here's what you need to know.
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Venture off the beaten path and check out this state forest just outside Fort Myers, where you'll find hundreds of birds and miles of hiking trails.
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This small Texas town combines Spanish colonial roots, Old West legends, and a flourishing arts scene while ranking as the safest in the state.
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This scenic byway is a slice of Southern heaven, passing through quaint towns with plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation like swimming and camping.
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Martha's Vineyard is home to an assortment of wonderful little communities, and this cozy town with a premium seafood market is no exception.
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For a scenic retirement destination in SoCal's San Gabriel Mountains, check out this town with charming shops, mountain views, and good amenities.
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Discover the area of Arizona between Phoenix and Sedona, once filled with Old West robberies. Today, it has shops, delicious pies, and river hikes.
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With views over Shenandoah National Park, limited cell service, and hiking and rock climbing excursions, this resort is the ultimate escape to nature.
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Lovers of bubble tea and ice cream, rejoice! The world's biggest fast food chain with over 45,000 locations is opening its first U.S. storefront in New York.
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With a rich agricultural history, an abundance of fine wineries, and more local shops than you'll know what to do with, this California town is a hidden gem.
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From Admiral oysters on the half shell to succulent ribeye, chow down to your heart's content with stunning coastal views at this Gulf Coast favorite.
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This Maryland city outside of D.C. boasts a legendary music scene, independent businesses, and a culinary reputation that outshines its much larger neighbors.
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For a family vacation spot in Texas with a breathtaking beach, head to this coastal gem with an aquarium, aircraft carrier, and pier with good fishing and food.
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For an amazing fall experience in New York, head to this electrifying festival at the heart of the Hudson River Valley filled with pumpkins and spooky sights.
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Lovers of all things spooky will love exploring this abandoned town in Oregon that has an eerie history and is surrounded by pristine wilderness.
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Escape San Francisco's crowds at this nearby suburb, which offers visitors stunning landscapes you can explore on trails and plenty of shopping.
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Discover one of the best places to visit in Vermont for breathtaking views of fall foliage, which is also home to a spooky bridge said to be haunted.
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For unique views of Lake Superior, head to this island state park in Wisconsin that includes a beach boardwalk, hiking, camping, and plenty of incredible views.
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Once ranked among the best buffets in the country, this wildly popular spot tucked away in an L.A. suburb is what sushi lovers' dreams are made of.
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With so much to offer all kinds of vacationers from around the world, Tennessee has joined the ranks of states like California as a top tourist destination.
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These breathtaking lakes offer some of the best swimming and water sport opportunities, and some of the best views. Check them out on your next visit.
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Featuring an infinity-edge pool, direct access to the beach, a sprawling gaming floor, and the best steakhouse in the region, this spot is a must-visit.
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Make the most of the fall season by booking a trip to this massive Pennsylvania gorge, often dubbed the state's very own Grand Canyon.
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A blend of architectural marvels, lively events, and historic landmarks makes this Minnesota spot a must-visit for culture and history lovers.
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The Bay Area has a cool new spot to enjoy the outdoors this fall, and if you get there soon you can grab a bite (and a cocktail) from a slew of local vendors.
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Unfortunately, even California's outdoor getaways can become quite crowded, which is why this alternative to Muir Woods is a better spot for redwood viewing.
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