See rare wildlife native to California, while supporting the animals' rehabilitation and rescue, at this unique and family-friendly zoo in Southern California.
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The United States is packed with spectacular national forests, and these special spots contain some of the most unique trees found anywhere on the planet.
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To walk or bike through beautiful redwood forests with the option to stay the night, head to this gorgeous state park between San Francisco and Santa Rosa.
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Rain totally transforms the landscapes surrounding these trails, coaxing out desert blooms, creating ephemeral waterfalls, and giving the air a pleasant scent.
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Whether you're want a classic meal like gyukatsu, to relax in a cafe surrounded by cats, or play virtual basketball, this Tokyo shopping complex has it all.
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With stunning natural beauty and a celebrated food scene, it's no wonder this popular Hawaiian city was just named the happiest in 'The Aloha State.'
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For a taste of "the best sandwich in America," stop by this spot inside Reading Terminal Market serving roast pork, lauded by locals as quintessentially Philly.
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Discover a winter wonderland along this ice skating trail in Vermont that offers 4.3 miles of unparalleled gliding through snowy landscapes.
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Escape the heat of Arizona to this charming community offering cooler temperatures and outdoor adventures like horseback riding and camping.
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Hawaii might be the first tropical island that comes to mind when you think about the United States, but this alternative is an excellent spot for retirees.
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This part of the state is dotted with lakes, perfect for water sports enthusiasts looking to explore new areas — but that's just one of this town's attractions.
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This small Montana mountain town serves as a gateway to forested mountains for hiking and camping, to rivers for fishing and camping, and to ghost towns.
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The Forest City certainly isn't lacking in trendy neighborhoods, but few can match the cultural density of this walkable community pound-for-pound.
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Nestled in the Missouri Ozarks is this 140-acre outdoor getaway perfect for a day of hiking, with five different trails and access to a nearby lake.
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Nashville is known for its music scene, rightfully so, but don't sleep on its under-the-radar destinations for high-end and thrift shopping, either.
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If you want to treat yourself to all the relaxation and beauty of the Hamptons without worrying about crowds, this tiny New York town is the place to go.
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This Texas island offers a wonderful variety of places to cast a line, whether you prefer sticking to the piers or jetties, or finding quieter backwaters.
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Oregon's hot springs are great spots to go au naturel in the wilderness. These tips will help you ensure that everyone has a good time — clothed or not.
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A renovated B&B that's been featured on HGTV, a 1941 diner serving great food, and a terrific vegan restaurant are among this village's many charms.
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A city being home to a wealth of attractions means little if it takes an hour just to get from one to the next. This European capital is as walkable as it gets.
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Cold outside? These kid-friendly indoor attractions in Gatlinburg offer hands-on fun, games, museums, and adventure for families year-round.
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For a peaceful and beautiful place to explore in downtown Orlando, head to this idyllic neighborhood that is next to a swan-dotted lake with a walking path.
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Central Florida might be home to some of the best theme parks in the country, but this Orlando suburb offers a natural escape with great kayaking and golf.
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According to a Google report, these five stunning U.S. destinations, from a major national park to East Coast beaches, are trending for 2026.
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California's geography means that travelers can stumble upon unexpected nooks near major cities that feel worlds apart. This quaint town is one such place.
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In New York City, the trash mounds of a former dump site are now being transformed into a park with creeks for kayaking, trails, and other fun features.
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The longest river located entirely within Texas stretches across more than 1,200 miles of the state, with access points near cities to boat, fish, and camp.
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