A short drive from Fort Wayne, this cozy destination is home to unique local shops and all sorts of Amish goods, making it ideal for a relaxed weekend escape.
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Home to the highest point in Alabama, this national forest has hiking trails with mountain views and primitive and modern campgrounds for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Michigan's Upper Peninsula contains a small, abandoned mining town that's like a time capsule from the 1800s, and you can see it all with a self-guided tour.
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Located close to the Nebraska border, this small town in Colorado is a community with a rich cultural history, offering great food and recreational activities.
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This lake regularly provides rod-bending muskies, but it's the peaceful surroundings, camping options, and serene outlooks that will keep you coming back.
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If you're looking for an Ohio outdoor adventure, then one wildlife area sandwiched between Akron and Pittsburgh can offer the secluded oasis you need.
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Missouri has plenty to see and do, but if you're feeling like a quiet escape into a beautiful outdoor gem, you have to visit this state park.
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Avoid summer traffic to Provincetown with a car-free route from Boston that offers coastal views, convenience, and convenient arrival in town.
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We have created a well-balanced list of activities for adults yearning to explore Washington, D.C. Lace your boots and have a great day out!
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If you're looking for a quiet getaway in Missouri, this little town is the perfect spot, with multiple RV parks, restaurants, and hiking trails nearby.
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Situated in the Black Hills of South Dakota was once an up-and-coming mining town that quickly dissolved into a friendly ghost town oozing with Old West charm.
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Home to sports fields, a swimming pool, and tons of annual concerts, this Chicago park is a wonderful year-round destination for all sorts of activities.
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One of the best ways to experience everything Michigan has to offer is a trip to Marcellus, an underrated, quaint town surrounded by lakes and amazing wineries.
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America's largest outlet mall has hundreds of stores with roughly 70 luxury shopping options, a range of restaurants, and even a movie theater.
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On Washington's Whidbey Island, this former WWII defense site offers blufftop viewpoints, hidden bunker remains, freshwater fishing, and seasonal camping.
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If you're looking for idyllic hiking trails, gorgeous lakefronts, and watching where the buffalo roam, this national park in Canada is stunning.
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Ohio is full of great cities with unique charm. The former "Pottery Capital of America" is one hidden gem featuring museums, antiques, and a quaint downtown.
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While surfing and soaking up the sun are on many people's bucket lists when they visit Hawai'i, checking out the area's incredible downtowns is also a must.
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Travelers exploring Orlando, Florida can wander this outdoor sculpture garden filled with notable artworks set among palms and curated landscaping.
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At this Tennessee park, learn about the Indigenous peoples who once called the area home and keep an eye out for wildlife while hiking or biking its trails.
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Alabama may not be the first state you think of as a tourist destination, but it offers more than you'd expect, like this small farming community.
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If you love the peacefulness of quaint towns with quirky shops and welcoming streets, you have to visit this Michigan village just north of Toledo.
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Even though it's only about an hour from the city, this park couldn't feel further away with its towering sand dunes, lake views, and diverse ecosystems.
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This relaxed French Riviera escape pairs Belle Époque architecture with waterfront promenades, Mediterranean swim spots, villa museums, and scenic marina views.
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This appropriately-named and underrated Florida city in the panhandle has trails, parks, fantastic boating, and delicious seafood, as well as a secluded feel.
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This former Illinois capital offers historic sites, river views, and a remote setting influenced by flooding and shifting landscapes over time.
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You don't always find a lake with 40-miles of shorelines located a stone's throw from one of the world's great coastlines. But that's just Oregon for you.
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