With three small towns, plenty of fresh crab and oyster, plus the reputation of creating Maryland's official dessert, this island community is a must-visit.
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You don't need to be an experienced surfer to make the most of this magnificent boutique hotel in Mexico, but an interest in riding the waves doesn't hurt.
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A lakefront city near Seattle, Washington often goes overlooked, but it's home to a relocated European castle, beaches and outdoor recreation.
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For the perfect summer destination in Oklahoma, look no further than this beautiful park in the Arbuckle Mountains complete with a waterfall and swimming hole.
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What's more fun than hitting the river for some thrilling whitewater rafting? This Georgia river is sure to provide a wild time with great views and rapids.
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Vineyards, antique shops, cute restaurants, and riverside charm define this hidden Oregon city with access to the Rogue River and Rogue Valley wine country.
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Discover this charming Michigan beach town on Lake Huron. Enjoy hiking, shipwreck tours, museums, and cozy stays — perfect for nature lovers and history buffs.
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Cute local shops, nature parks, and fun outdoor activities abound at this quaint riverside Wisconsin town, located just 30 miles away from Milwaukee.
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A town known as "the birthplace of America" is hidden in the Midwest, a lake haven where visitors can enjoy resorts, campgrounds and boutique shopping.
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If your favorite way to explore a destination is by hitting its trails, head to this Southern state for its unique selection of designated "Trail Towns."
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With 125 miles of shoreline, this lake in New York State offers fantastic sunsets, bountiful fishing, gorgeous beaches, and camps hugged by the Adirondacks.
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Florida may be the "Sunshine State," but what some travelers may not know is that there's specifically a "Sunrise City" within it that's worth visiting.
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After a day out on the water paddleboarding or a hike on one of the nearby trails, enjoy a family picnic at one of this serene Kentucky lake's campground areas.
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Though Italy is best known for its historical cities, this peaceful escape is the place to go for nature and outdoor activities amid gorgeous scenery.
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This ancient canal system close to Mexico City earned the title "the Venice of Mexico" because of its beauty, culture, birdwatching, and plenty of boat rides.
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Dating back to 1790, this historic New York town is home to countless architectural gems and museums, along with outdoor adventures and parks like Letchworth.
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Whether you consider unspoiled nature or a bustling, Caribbean-esque scene more beautiful, you'll discover an island worth visiting in Florida.
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Over an hour from the capital lie some 200 shipwrecks in a Maryland bay. From WWI to the Revolutionary War, these historic hulks have become a marine sanctuary.
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Ohio is full of opportunities for outdoor recreation, and this dazzling lake in particular is the perfect backdrop for boating, fishing, camping, and hiking.
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The ocean is a scary place; it's vast, powerful, and unpredictable. But, people with this phobia may unlock a new level of fear when snorkeling or scuba diving.
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Many tourists tend to flock to Loch Ness in Scotland for its famous "monster," yet one of the largest and most beautiful lakes in the country goes overlooked.
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This overlooked Idaho town boasts quiet beaches and historic lodges, but its stunning mountain setting adds an unforgettable charm and serenity to your getaway.
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For some of the best seafood on the East Coast, take a trip to this North Carolina beach town where you can catch your own or sample its restaurants' dishes.
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Enjoy a waterfront wine tasting after kayaking through Chesapeake Bay’s iconic landscape on this unique excursion on Virginia’s Eastern Shore.
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Explore Vancouver Island’s pristine beaches and dive among shipwrecks in the surrounding waters while staying in a lesser-known, quaint seaside village.
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Friendliness might not always be the first thing that you look for when choosing a travel destination, but maybe it should be. Here's Nevada's friendliest spot.
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If the enchanting blue waters of Lake Tahoe are calling your name, don a mask and fins and dive in at travelers' favorite spots to snorkel on this iconic lake.
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