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When packing for a flight with your kids, make sure these viral toys are far away from carry-on luggage, as TSA has been taking them from passengers.
Read MoreWhen packing for a flight with your kids, make sure these viral toys are far away from carry-on luggage, as TSA has been taking them from passengers.
Read MoreDolly Parton’s influence has been felt throughout the country, but one airport will be renamed to continue the country music star's legacy.
Read MoreSome people swear by Frontier Airlines, but it has quite a lot of haters, too. These are some of the common complaints that crop up about the budget airline.
Read MoreWe can only hope that the days of chugging a water bottle before TSA are behind us. As of now, certain travelers at some airports can live this dream.
Read MoreAccording to one study, millennials and Gen Zers are adopting an old boomer travel habit when flying, but their motives are completely different.
Read MoreIf you've flown internationally, you may have noticed that many flight attendants are able to speak multiple languages fluently. But is this a requirement?
Read MoreThis historic border city has been recognized as one of the best places to retire to in Arizona in 2026, offering outdoor recreation and community events.
Read MoreThe tranquil spot features cool, refreshing water for wading or paddling, and a surprisingly lush, green shoreline with shade and unique rock formations.
Read MoreThis island resort in the Philippines reopened in 2026 after a renovation, offering privacy and luxury to guests while preserving the surrounding ecosystem.
Read MoreThis under-the-radar island beauty in Asia boasts enough natural attractions to satisfy both the shoestring traveler and the outdoor adventurer.
Read MoreFrom boardwalks filled with food and fun to stunning views over expansive wetlands, these eight New England finds will have you appreciating the Atlantic coast.
Read MoreEach summer at this California reservoir, kids and adults alike can hit the water and jump on trampolines, zoom down slides, and flip off inflatables.
Read MoreBald eagles fly overhead as good fishing awaits from the banks of this artificial reservoir on the route between Stockton and the San Francisco Bay Area.
Read MoreIt's hard to beat Lake Tahoe's beauty, which is why it's also hard to avoid the crowds there. Consider heading to this relatively unknown lake instead.
Read MoreTake a break from the bustle of life in the Bay Area and experience a charming county park with miles of trails, hidden fishing spots, and tucked-away camping.
Read MoreWhat was once a landfill of construction debris in California is now a gorgeous state with excellent views of the famous San Francisco Bay.
Read MoreThis delightful foodie must-visit in California is packed with flavors from all across Asia. Just be ready to set that alarm nice and early.
Read MoreOrange County isn't exactly short on interesting and entertaining places to visit. But this small city also brings a unique history to the mix.
Read MoreDespite stiff competition from many beautiful spots in the Golden State, this little town is a shoo-in with storybook charm and a delightful beach.
Read MoreJust a few minutes from town, visitors can walk to bluff-top trails and secluded sandy coves that are blissfully quiet, depending on the season.
Read MoreFor a nature escape with Sierra Nevada scenery that is filled with fun and art, head to this California town that is reclaiming its place after disaster.
Read MoreDiscover a laid-back California city where water-based activities, fresh seafood, and scenic Delta views all combine for an easygoing getaway.
Read MoreYou'll find this quiet, under-the-radar lake just 30 minutes from Lake Tahoe, which transforms into a frozen outdoor playground in the colder months.
Read MoreThis one rule sets Scotland apart from the rest of the U.K., allowing campers and hikers more freedom to explore its mountains, lakes, and shores.
Read MoreHistory and harbor views come together delightfully at this scenic little Canadian town near Lake Huron, with floating hotels and living heritage all around.
Read MoreStep into a storybook village surrounded by picturesque farmlands and rolling hills in Quebec, where farm-to-table food meets modern art galleries.
Read MoreIf you think "I want to live here" when you're on a Caribbean vacation, this island has beautiful beaches, diverse shopping, and it's cheaper than the Bahamas.
Read MoreSkip the Caribbean's busiest beaches for this quieter escape with gorgeous pale pink sands, clear blue waters, and miles of uncrowded shoreline.
Read MoreForget South America's large retirement hubs, this picturesque Andean town offers affordable living, authentic eats, pretty parks, and a colorful music scene.
Read MoreFeel like you're in Colorado's gold rush once more with a lively casino open all night, delicious tacos, and a nearby hotel to rest until you're recharged.
Read MoreAvid cruise-takers know and love the many traditions that bring everyone together on-board, but this popular habit is being restricted by some companies.
Read MoreThis coastal county may have the combination of things you're seeking: senior-friendly taxes, gorgeous coastlines, and plenty to keep you busy, to name a few.
Read MoreOne major American metropolis continues to dominate the rankings when it comes to Penske rentals, and there are plenty of reasons why.
Read MoreIt's always important to honor another country's dining customs, but it's possible that you're worrying a bit too much about how to eat French cheese.
Read MoreIt's not every day you chance upon a town that's so old it's got Roman history and 12th-century castles in its midst. But this quaint community does.
Read MoreItaly is a wildly popular destination that is on a lot of Americans' travel bucket lists. However, culture shock can still happen on your first trip.
Read MoreThis delightful medieval town near the border with England is known as much for fantastic food as for its history, mountain walks, and scenery.
Read MoreThis peaceful southern reservoir in Italy offers fishing, birdwatching, scenic walks, abundant wildlife, and easy access to timeless countryside villages.
Read MoreIf you've long dreamt of exploring a gorgeous Welsh village within the boundaries of a spectacular coastal national park, this is the place for you.
Read MoreThe United Kingdom is full of charming market towns, and this one features a pub that's been around for more than 300 years and a whole lot of cheese.
Read MoreThis South West England town is just three hours from London and offers a unique lighthouse, seafront promenade, and Europe's second-longest sandy beach.
Read MoreThis rural haven, tucked along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, is a historic place to explore, highlighting whale-watching cruises and a nearby chain of islands.
Read MoreSurrounded by dense forest at the head of a sprawling reservoir, this English ghost town reveals itself during dry summers when the water levels are low.
Read MoreYou don't always have to choose between small countryside hamlets and massive urban centers on a trip to the UK. This town is the best of both worlds.
Read MoreTake a moment to explore what nature has to offer at Germany's smallest national park, filled with white chalk cliffs, stunning views, and miles of hiking.
Read MoreSweeping countryside views and mysterious castle ruins can be found in this picture-perfect town located smack-bang in the heart of England.
Read MoreWest Sussex is full of charming little seaside towns. Not all of them have an award-winning, historical pier that stretches out into the water, though.
Read MoreIf you're traveling in the United Kingdom, visiting an authentic British pub is probably high on your to do list. Here's what to know before you grab a pint.
Read MoreBetween Sunderland and Middlesbrough is a scenic coastal town with a fascinating maritime heritage as well as beaches, antique shops, and fishing piers.
Read MoreWhen visiting Germany, there is a plethora of beer gardens to explore, so skip the tourist traps and check out these local favorites instead.
Read MoreThis Icelandic hot spring destination offers geothermal rivers, scenic hikes, and natural pools revealed by seismic activity near the capital.
Read MoreThis underrated town on the coast of Wales is one of the U.K.'s surfing meccas and offers an onsite, year-round surf school for those looking to learn.
Read MoreThis picturesque town has long captivated visitors to the LDNP with its variety of nature-based activities, top-notch restaurants, and curious shops.
Read MoreWales is arguably the most beautiful of the British nations, and this stunning village has everything from majestic mountains to legends of loyalty.
Read MoreStep into a storybook with these villages scattered around England's Lake District, filled with gorgeous views, tall mountains, deep lakes, and more to explore.
Read MoreEdinburgh gets a lot of attention for its romantic streets and moody atmosphere. But few venture out of the city to its nearby green spaces, like this one.
Read MoreThis Lake District village offers the stunning lake and mountain views you'd expect, historic sites, a charming, walkable village, and endangered red squirrels.
Read MoreFor a gorgeous summer vacation destination with views of the Alps, head to this serene lake with idyllic beaches and a medieval chapel only reachable by boat.
Read MoreThe Land of Ice and Fire draws millions of visitors every year, which means finding a quiet getaway is getting harder. Head here to duck the crowds.
Read MoreFor an adorable slice of Little England, head to this gorgeous market town with scenic walks on the road between London and the Midlands.
Read MoreCulture shock can still happen even if you speak the local language. Here are a few things that surprise Americans while visiting the United Kingdom.
Read MoreThis quaint English enclave is close to Oxford and London yet set in a bucolic countryside setting with charming boutiques selling antiques, books, and more.
Read MoreAmerican tourists in England often enjoy an afternoon tea to experience the fancy tradition. However, there are many faux pas to avoid and etiquette to follow.
Read MoreBerlin nightlife comes with its own etiquette. Knowing what locals expect can make the difference between a great night out and a night out in the cold.
Read MoreThis seaside enclave is famous for its unique ice cream flavor and offers visitors close proximity to other fun towns like Saltburn-by-the-Sea.
Read MoreThis walled town is home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site and plenty of stunning views of the Welsh coastline, with river promenades and seafront beaches.
Read MoreAll the delights of northern England are on show at this adorable seaside village in the spectacular Lake District, with a famous castle and much more.
Read MoreWest Sussex's charming seaside town is full of scenic beaches, nostalgia-laden shops, and themed trails to explore and learn about the area while visiting.
Read MoreThe route from London to Edinburgh passes through one of the most beautiful cities in the United Kingdom, with a famous cathedral and magic all around.
Read MoreVisit the best 'Emily in Paris' filming locations across Europe for every fan of the show, from Camille's family estate to the Atelier des Lumières.
Read MoreClear blue water and white sand may remind you of the Caribbean, but beaches like this can also be found spread throughout the U.K. Here are some of the best.
Read MoreA lesser-known Kent coast getaway near London offers pebbly beaches, a historic pier, quirky shops, retro amusements, and scenic coastal walks by the sea.
Read MoreFamily fun and gorgeous sea views can be found along the promenade in this delightful little town on the coast in the north of England.
Read MoreExplore a colorful corner of Pembrokeshire packed with interesting shops, creative spaces, historic character, and plenty of places to eat and drink.
Read MoreSpend a day meandering the serene gardens of a scenic English castle near the Wales border, where you can enjoy a spot of tea and stay at a B&B on the estate.
Read MoreBetween Germany’s Munich and Italy’s Bolzano, there’s an Austrian city nestled between the mountains, boasting walkable streets and charming shops.
Read MoreLooking for a coastal town rich in heritage? Explore historic fishing attractions, shop at a local market, and then enjoy some of the city's fish specialties.
Read MoreThis Somerset town makes a lovely stop when traveling or getting away from the crowds in Bath, and its characterful high street has plenty to offer.
Read MoreWithin easy reach of London, this town has long beaches for low-tide rambles and chalk cliffs that make for stunning scenery, complete with historic forts.
Read MoreHere's another gorgeous English village to add to your bucket list, one with curious caves, gorgeous castles, and countryside all around.
Read MoreThis region of the English countryside near Wales is full of rolling hills, the ruins of medieval castles, trails, and small villages with old-fashioned pubs.
Read MoreVisit a historic, charming little English town outside Gloucester, where you’ll find plenty of local shops and a stunning rainforest to explore.
Read MoreLocated in Northwest England, this unassuming town highlights Victorian architecture, a sprawling market hall, and proximity to the windswept coast.
Read MoreLooking for wild landscapes, charming villages, breathtaking scenery, and hiking galore? Look no further than this popular area of England.
Read MoreWhether you're after the history, the scenery, or the wine itself, these age-old wineries are well worth a visit. Some of them date back centuries.
Read MoreThis welcoming seaside town in England has waterfront views, quirky independent shops, cozy cafés, and inviting restaurants perfect for a coastal getaway.
Read MoreThis area has dozens of miles of coastline in one of the most remote and wild regions in the state, with multi-day paddling trails, rivers, and hiking trails.
Read MoreIn Florida's rural "Big Bend" section, you'll find a natural wildlife area fit for adventurous travelers, with unpaved trails, fishing, and a 28-mile river.
Read MoreWhether you're looking for a cozy small town or a coastal city, the East Coast has plenty to offer retirees. These spots are easy to get around without a car.
Read MoreThe wilderness of the Sunshine State is alive and well at this engaging nature center located between Miami and Boca Raton, Florida.
Read MoreFor a great sports viewing atmosphere in St. Petersburg, Florida, head to this giant sports bar with indoor and outdoor seating and all around good vibes.
Read MoreA laid-back Florida East Coast destination offers retirees charming small towns, quieter beaches, warm weather, and plenty of outdoor recreation nearby.
Read MoreFlorida is a retirement wonderland, but one gorgeous county on the Gulf Coast stands out for its stunning beaches and excellent amenities.
Read MoreEscape the hustle and bustle of Atlanta and find some serious serenity in this gorgeous nature center just a short drive from the metropolis.
Read MoreNicknamed "the thrill capital of the South," this family-friendly amusement park near Atlanta, Georgia features 40 rides, including a giant 70 mph hypercoaster.
Read MoreRetire to an affordable, growing community in the South, without Florida’s crowds and prices, by opting for this charming, lake-filled county in Georgia.
Read MorePhotos can't capture the true scale of the Grand Canyon. Here's what visitors don't understand about this natural wonder until they experience it.
Read MoreThere are tons of great souvenirs you can bring home from Hawaii, but these five are strictly prohibited and will be confiscated before you leave the islands.
Read MoreDiscover one of the most recognizable waterfalls in Arkansas in the heart of Ozark-St. Francis National Forest. With no fee, it's just a short hike away.
Read MoreKalahari Resorts currently have four locations and offer waterpark fun with resort-style stays, but not all customers are impressed with their trips.
Read MorePlanning a trip to Las Vegas? With a choice of over 200 hotels, we did the deep dive research for you, and came up with five properties you may want to avoid.
Read MoreThis quiet recreation area offers fishing and campsites with modern amenities and waterfront views on scenic Lake Shelbyville in central Illinois.
Read MoreYou don't need to head to Europe for a little taste of Germany — enjoy traditional beers, Bavarian cuisine, and Oktoberfest celebrations stateside.
Read MoreThere's a world of idyllic islands beyond Bali, and this Portuguese paradise has been named the Top Trending Destination of 2026, making it an enticing option.
Read MoreOnce a key stop on the Chisholm Trail, this vibrant city is now home to unique museums and a historic downtown with an array of delicious eateries.
Read MoreEmbrace the swampy side of the Bayou State at this gorgeous sprawl of wetlands and wildlife located just a short drive from the madness of New Orleans.
Read MoreThis riverside city in Louisiana may lack Florida's beaches, but it's still a retirement haven with warm weather, community events, and a low cost of living.
Read MoreThis 200-acre preserve highlights some of Maine's most beautiful geography, including salt marshes, rock coastline, and pine-covered islands.
Read MoreEnjoy beaches and cute local shops? Instead of settling for Florida, consider this New England spot that has all the amenities retirees are looking for.
Read MoreThis quick scenic drive requires a little planning and a timed entry permit during the busy season, but the hassle is worth it for the views from the top.
Read MoreThe Old Line State shines bright at this gorgeous state park with some of the finest bayside trails and fishing adventures in Maryland.
Read MoreThis Maryland historic state park contains a 17th-century manor house with ties to the founding fathers and trails that explore scenic river and wetland views.
Read MoreSwim, fish, or explore a man-made lake, walk a forest trail, or just take a few minutes to take in the beautiful views of this Massachusetts state forest.
Read MoreBoston isn't lacking in parks, but not all green spaces provide the same experience. If you're looking for something a bit more on the wild side, head here.
Read MoreNice neighborhoods and nearby amenities aren't luxuries; they can make or break even the best retirement plans. That's why this small city is worth a look.
Read MoreA quieter Massachusetts day trip near Boston offers riverside parks, forest trails, waterfalls, and one of the state's most memorable small-town names.
Read MoreWant the sunshine and beaches of Florida, but with a lower cost of living? This spot in Mexico offers stunning beaches, local charm, and beauty to explore.
Read MoreTurns out, you really can have too much of a good thing. For those looking to dodge the crowds in Mexico, head here to embrace the laid-back vibes.
Read MoreA historic mill continues to be put to good community use in this charming little village in the wilds of Michigan, an easy day trip from the Motor City.
Read MoreThe Midwest is home to some of the country's absolute best drives. This route takes you through history as you cruise through forests and skirt idyllic beaches.
Read MoreYes, the states near the Great Lakes get brutal winters. But if you can handle the cold, this Wisconsin county is a gem of beauty and convenient living.
Read MoreA little over half an hour's drive from Minneapolis is a charming, regional lake park with walking and cycling trails, swimming, boating, and more.
Read MoreThese 10 Minnesota small towns and cities are a charming getaway from Minneapolis, offering historic downtowns, local shops, and outdoor recreation.
Read MoreThis quiet park sits on its namesake lake and features old-growth forest trails with a popular rail-trail that leads to a charming town just a few miles away.
Read MoreHidden in the Ozarks is a surprising wildlife refuge where rescued big cats roam and family-friendly tours offer unique encounters with its residents.
Read MoreThis former shoe factory in St. Louis is now a fun and exciting family-friendly attraction including giant sculptures, multi-story slides, and interactive art.
Read MoreThe Gateway to the West was built on limestone karst formations. Learn how the city turned its sinkholes into a dynamic park minutes from downtown.
Read MoreYou don't have to travel far from the Gateway City to discover a gorgeous state park with hiking, fishing, and camping, the perfect St. Louis day trip.
Read MoreExplore this lesser-known Montana state park where forested trails, mountain views, plenty of fishing, and peaceful outdoor recreation come together.
Read MoreFollowing these unwritten rules will ensure you get the most value and the least hassle from your trip to Wyoming's stunning Grand Teton National Park.
Read MoreLong winding roads, no guard rails, and steep turns. These drives through America's national parks have some of the most seasoned drivers afraid.
Read MoreGreat Smoky Mountains National Park is the most widely visited national park. To make the most of your experience, check out these ranger tips.
Read MoreNestled inside a national park, this little-known village between Middlesbrough and Bridlington has coastal vibes, quaint shops, and cozy pubs.
Read MoreGet ranger-backed tips for visiting Redwood National and State Parks, from scenic drives and permits to winter weather, beach safety, and hidden trails.
Read MoreAbout an hour from Sioux Falls, this wooded South Dakota getaway offers shady trails, campsites, and plenty of space for hiking, biking, and a relaxed weekend.
Read MoreJust 10 miles from Lake Tahoe is a quieter lake escape offering fishing and camping, but there's a catch: You have to hike 5 miles to find it.
Read MoreFor a beautiful outdoor adventure in New Jersey, head to this state forest in the Pine Barrens filled with blueberry bogs, wetland trails, and great fishing.
Read MoreSome seriously curious lake names and all manner of outdoor adventures await at this gorgeous state forest found in the aptly named Garden State.
Read MoreEnjoy Florida-style seaside charm without breaking the bank in this lesser-known Mid-Atlantic city surrounded by entertainment and sandy shores.
Read MoreRoute changes at Atlanta's airport could affect upcoming trips, with several nonstop services disappearing from the schedule over the coming months ahead.
Read MoreIf you've booked a flight recently, you may have noticed that there were fewer options than usual. We're taking a look at why airlines are cutting back.
Read MoreThese two California amusement parks have tied as the least affordable theme parks in America for 2026, according to an analysis by HomeToGo.
Read MoreNobody likes to hear about price hikes, especially when it comes to airports. But after having it's busiest day ever in 2026, this hub is doing just that.
Read MoreThis metro area on the southwest coast offers an incredibly diverse and vibrant mix of activities — along with some of the Sunshine State's most famous beaches.
Read MoreFacing a budget shortfall and no other funding, the state's commission made a tough decision to increase fees across the board and eliminate some options.
Read MoreOne local Iowa lake is offering anglers unlimited catches on bass, bluegill, and other fish species ahead of a planned renovation in the fall of 2026.
Read MoreA 2026 study from U-Haul shows that boomers are leaving Chicago behind and settling just three hours away in an iconic, beer-rich Midwest city.
Read MoreA little over an hour from Fort Worth, this Oklahoma gaming stop draws travelers with thousands of machines, jackpot stories, and round-the-clock play.
Read MoreThis rural county offers seniors plenty of outdoor adventure and activities to fill their days, while also maintaining a simple and quieter way of life.
Read MoreThis high mountain lake is tucked away on a sprawling estate that's home to a Gilded Age mansion and is stocked twice a year with trout and other fish species.
Read MoreEscape to rolling hills and endless grasslands in North Dakota, where you can witness migratory and mating birds, explore nature, and get away from it all.
Read MoreExplore this brand new state park in North Dakota that highlights both motorized and non-motorized trails, river views, and far-stretching wooded scenery.
Read MoreThis peaceful Ohio park offers wooded trails, a restored pond, historic features, wildlife watching, and a lively calendar of outdoor programs.
Read MoreEscape Ohio city life and enjoy a serene getaway in a nearby Metropark filled with gorgeous cliff views, fish to catch, and trails winding through nature.
Read MoreVisit a small Ohio city on a day trip from Columbus or Pittsburgh to enjoy local shops and eateries, alongside ancient Indigenous mounds and historic buildings.
Read MoreFor a charming spot with a vibrant Native American culture, head to this Oklahoma city with museums, art, cafes, quaint shops, and a popular resort casino.
Read MoreEmbrace the beautiful serenity of the Sooner State at this stunning reservoir, an easy day trip from Oklahoma's largest cities.
Read MoreThere's a lot to see in the Pacific Northwest. If you've already seen the big attractions (or just want smaller crowds), check out these underrated spots.
Read MoreThis out-of-the-way spot on the South Coast offers fantastic whale and sea lion watching, tide pooling, and a few lovely trails with Pacific outlooks.
Read MoreIf you want to embark on a Western escape that will take you away from it all, you can head to this Oregon reservoir that is only partially accessible by road.
Read MoreVisitors must hike over 9 miles roundtrip to enjoy this blissfully quiet lake, but the mountainous scenery and warm, clear waters make every step worth it.
Read MorePlanning a trip to California's Sierra Nevada? These essential tips cover hiking, weather, wildlife, road closures, camping, and more before you go.
Read MorePlanning a Savannah getaway? These nearby waterfront spots offer peaceful places to swim, cast a line, or get out on the water when the Georgia heat hits.
Read MoreFor travelers seeking a quieter mountain escape, this Sierra Nevada lake offers trout fishing, paddling, hiking, fall color, and seasonal camping near Bishop.
Read MorePennsylvania is home to miles of train tracks converted into walking and biking trails, and you can explore ghost towns on this trail outside of Pittsburgh.
Read MoreIf you're craving some outdoor adventure, this family-friendly campground near historic Gettysburg should tick all of the boxes.
Read MoreLas Vegas has some of the most famous and delicious buffets in the world, but it's not all Nevada has to offer. These are the best casino buffets in the state.
Read MoreThe spooky season approaches, and what better way to get in touch with the season than contacting one of these haunts for aperitifs with a side of paranormal?
Read MoreWhether this is your first time at a winery or you're an old pro, take these five tips into consideration before your next wine tasting to avoid a faux pas.
Read MoreBaby boomers in Austin are leaving the city for another Texas metropolis, touted by multiple publications as one of the best places to retire.
Read MoreWith a low cost of living, a sprawling lake, and plenty of highly reviewed restaurants, this South Carolina county could be the ideal place to retire.
Read MoreThe best stargazing in the U.S. is found in this underrated Midwest state, where there is plenty of rugged, open space and little light pollution.
Read MoreMagnificent manatees are often seen at this fascinating attraction in Tampa, and you don't need to spend a single cent to admire the marvelous marine mammals.
Read MoreThere are few better outdoor finds than a peaceful state park that's a short drive from a major urban center. This getaway near Knoxville is one of them.
Read MoreClose to downtown Austin, this sprawling metro park is an ideal place to escape the city for some fishing, swimming, or even a bit of hiking.
Read MoreFor a beautiful fishing and boating spot in Texas, head to this idyllic park with good bass fishing, lakeside campsites, and plenty of boat launches.
Read MoreYou don't have to travel far from one of Idaho's most charming destinations to find the largest amusement park in the Pacific Northwest.
Read MoreThere's an item the National Park Service has banned from its parks since 2014 — and for good reason. Here's why you should avoid bringing this item along.
Read MoreAustralians notice certain habits that make American tourists stand out, from tipping and loud voices to payment methods and public transit etiquette.
Read MoreA stop in Medora reveals a well-preserved slice of North Dakota history, with original artifacts and a vivid connection to the Badlands' boom in the 1880s.
Read MorePollution is a problem in many cities, and the U.S. has several that are plagued by smog and other pollutants. These are considered to be among the worst.
Read MoreIf Lake Tahoe's crowds or location on the West Coast doesn't suit you, try one of these dupes across the U.S. offering similar views and recreation.
Read MoreWhile the Grand Canyon is a one-of-a-kind destination, these spots in the Midwest offer similar thrills as the national park without all the crowds.
Read MoreThis often-overlooked region of the United States is home to thousands of lakes, state and national parks, and low prices suitable for adventurous retirees.
Read MoreThe park contains more than 2,000 natural sandstone arches, so if you feel crowded out at Delicate Arch, there are plenty more to explore.
Read MoreSmall but perfectly formed, the mountain views and winsome covered bridges in this laid-back town in the Green Mountain State are Vermont at its very best.
Read MoreFor the perfect lake getaway in Virginia, head to this Appalachian Mountain paradise with clear blue-green water that is great for boating, fishing, and hiking.
Read MoreYou don't have to travel far from Seattle to see the Evergreen State at its very best in this gorgeous, tree-covered suburban city in Washington.
Read MoreAward-winning wines, picturesque vineyards, and delicious food await in this secluded Pacific Northwest Mountain region that's a serene alternative to Napa.
Read MoreThis small Wisconsin state park pairs easy riverside trails and prairie scenery with ancient archaeology, Indigenous history, and a fascinating museum.
Read MoreMarinette, Wisconsin, offers Lake Michigan beaches, waterfront parks, local restaurants, wineries, and outdoor adventures without the Door County crowds.
Read MoreThis former limestone quarry is now the ultimate destination for summertime fun, complete with an inflatable obstacle course and wide sandy beach.
Read MoreThis remarkable landscape in Wyoming preserves thousands of years of Indigenous history alongside ancient rock art, wildlife, camping, fishing, and more.
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