The 5 Oldest Airports In The World That Are Still Thriving Travel Hubs
The oldest airports in the world that are still operating today are all found in Europe, and there's plenty of history to uncover at these unique spaces.
Read MoreThe oldest airports in the world that are still operating today are all found in Europe, and there's plenty of history to uncover at these unique spaces.
Read MoreThis U.S.-based airline that operated until the 1980s may not fly the skies anymore, but its legacy and reputation live on, especially among baby boomers.
Read MoreThe downfall of Spirit Airlines evoked both cheerful and lamenting responses on social media. Whether you liked them or not, their demise is felt by us all.
Read MoreAn airport is more than just a place of entries and exits. It can also be a place to relax before a trip, cool down after a hectic vacation, and eat great food.
Read MoreIt's certainly not ideal to have the whole airline go out of business after you've got your ticket, but luckily, there are steps you can take.
Read MoreEtiquette is a challenge for most age groups on nearly all forms of public transit, but one age group seems to get called out more than most others.
Read MoreAirports and airlines are modernizing all the time in an effort to streamline the passenger experience and cut wait times using the latest technologies.
Read MoreCalifornia is lovely, but it's also expensive. Fortunately, this state offers a similar climate and tons of charming mountain towns for budget-minded retirees.
Read MoreArizona's Coconino National Forest is home to many campgrounds, including this one, where you can cast a line for trout or take in some hiking.
Read MoreRodeo has been around for more than a century, and if you want to check out the world's oldest one, plan a trip to Arizona in the summertime.
Read MoreTucked away in southern Arizona, this popular state park offers you a chance to unwind on a sandy beach, head out on a hike, or indulge in some fishing.
Read MoreConveniently explore the largest ponderosa pine forest in Arizona at this quiet rural suburb with spectacular mountain views.
Read MoreMountain biking is quite popular in Arkansas, and a new park is opening in the Ozarks that will let you take your bike up a chair lift before riding back down.
Read MoreBass fishing is exceedingly popular with anglers, and there's one lake in southwest Arkansas that has been an absolute haven since its creation in 1966.
Read MoreRelive key moments from pop culture by heading to these New York City attractions that served as filming locations or settings for well-known films.
Read MoreThe park has a lot to offer, including nearby river tubing, miles of riverfront paths, and pleasant outdoor spaces for a wide range of activities.
Read MoreThis North Carolina city offers scenic drives, access to waterfalls and trails, historic estate tours, riverside recreation, and four-season mountain views.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a combination of history and outdoor adventure, it's tough to beat a 4-million-year-old lake that's still entertaining visitors today.
Read MoreFor a full-blown feast of everything that makes Thailand magnificent, make a beeline for its largest lake, a vast network of waters with excitement everywhere.
Read MoreRetirees looking to Asia often land on Thailand, but another stunning tropical destination boasts beach town living and scrumptious street food (on the cheap).
Read MoreWhile some people want to go on vacation to experience a busy city, others look for quiet. These places offer a stillness rarely found in the modern world.
Read MoreFind warm, Caribbean-esque vibes on the other side of the globe in this affordable, retiree-friendly country made up of thousands of islands.
Read MoreLaos has long been an overlooked destination in Southeast Asia, but that's starting to change as the country anticipates more visitors in 2026.
Read MoreThis powder white sandbar island in the pristine waters of the Philippines could pass for the Caribbean, though it's more affordable and is less built up.
Read MoreEnjoy delicious, upscale bites at a beloved neighborhood bar and restaurant that also happens to be Atlanta’s oldest continually-licensed tavern.
Read MoreItaly is renowned for its culinary scene, and there are tons of great options for budget travelers. Here's where to go for authentic food and a good deal.
Read MoreHawaii can be an expensive place to visit, but not only is the 7-Eleven a budget-friendly option for food, it also has a unique range of yummy options!
Read MoreIf you're already stocking up on food and household supplies from Sam's Club, you know that it offers great deals. Those deals extend to luggage, too.
Read MoreThis estate is the oldest continuously operating winery in Napa, which changed California's wine industry, especially for tourism, and is still thriving today.
Read MoreRub shoulders with celebrities at this swanky California resort, beloved for its five-star spa, on-site restaurants, beach access, pools, and other amenities.
Read MoreThe Golden State is full of interesting old forts, but few carry the cultural legacy of Russia's imprint on the area like this modern-day state park.
Read MorePlanning a trip to California's wine country can be tough, due to the number of choices. Napa and Sonoma both have a lot to offer, but which is right for you?
Read MoreNot all Cali neighborhoods are flashy and car-dependent urban centers. This laid-back neighborhood's walkability and cultural diversity makes it a standout.
Read MoreSkip the crowds and head to this loop road in California, where you'll discover four distinct lakes, plus campsites and stunning scenery along the way.
Read MoreCalifornia's coast isn't just home to natural sanctuaries. You'll also find windows into the state's complicated past, like at this well-managed state park.
Read MoreImmerse yourself in the golden age of aviation at this flight-themed restaurant in Los Angeles, complete with plane seats and themed cocktails.
Read MoreIf you find yourself between San Diego and Los Angeles, there is a small, coastal island town that is ready to charm you.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a less crowded spot in California's Mojave Desert, you can head to this designated wilderness area and really get away from it all.
Read MoreIn the 1980s and 1990s, you could get your hands on this vintage Coleman-collaboration gear relatively easily. Now, these pieces are collector's items.
Read MoreWhile incidents like this are rare, campers should be prepared to encounter hungry, curious, or even aggressive wolves. Keep these tips in mind to stay safe.
Read MoreThere's no shortage of scenic sites to park up for the night (or longer) in the Pacific Northwest, but some offer better amenities and views than others.
Read MoreThis 75,000-acre lake is right at the border of Texas and Oklahoma, with campgrounds in both states and waters filled with a range of quality fish.
Read MoreNiagara Falls may be the most famous waterfall in the world, but there are other falls at a nearby Ontario nature preserve worth checking out, too.
Read MoreOutdoor lovers and retirees will likely feel at home in this Canadian town equipped with scenic trails, a large hospital, and a charming Main Street.
Read MoreOn the shores of Lake Superior in Ontario, you'll find a range of campgrounds, hiking destinations, and beaches offering scenic views of the water.
Read MoreThis long lake stretches through a gorgeous valley, surrounded by some of southeast BC's most beautiful terrain, complete with camping, hiking, and lake time.
Read MoreManitoba’s charming town with an intriguing attraction also boasts a historic village, pristine nature, and a gorgeous river trail.
Read MoreIf you want a retirement full of waterfront beauty and adventurous sightseeing, you don't have to go expensive. Instead, opt for this budget-friendly city.
Read MoreThese six breathtaking Canadian mountain towns could easily pass for Europe with Swiss, French, Bavarian, and other old world architecture and charm.
Read MoreToronto and Hamilton are popular Canada tourist destinations, but the city neighborhood that exists between these two locations has some great things to offer.
Read MoreThis Canadian mountain town offers riverfront trails, panoramic hikes, shopping streets, fishing adventures, and parks surrounded by dramatic peaks.
Read MoreIf you want to visit a charming Canadian small town, head to Nova Scotia and check out this village, known for its brewery and miles of hiking trails.
Read MoreGet ready to pack the camera roll, because this picture-perfect lake in Canada's Yoho National Park is a show stealer with a stunning trail to boot.
Read MoreLake Huron is a wonderful Canadian destination for many things. There is a provincial park that has beaches, hiking trails, and campsites for fun.
Read MoreWhile it's relatively close to the busy streets of Vancouver, this stunning island park offers rugged trails and gorgeous views that feel a world away.
Read MoreThis city, only 2.5 hours from Winnipeg, feels like its own little getaway, with a cute town and excellent access to one of North America's best fishing lakes.
Read MoreIn Canada's New Brunswick province on the East Coast, there's a fun, senior-friendly city with two downtowns, exciting festivals, and fishing opportunities.
Read MoreThese two lakes nestled in a top national park in the Canadian views are separated by a ridge but both boast mountain views, hiking, boating, and quiet beaches.
Read MoreA short drive from Detroit's urban sprawl are peaceful green spaces, breathtaking lake views, and exquisite local cuisine offered by Canada's southernmost town.
Read MoreOn the Caribbean side of Puerto Rico you'll find a serene reservoir lake surrounded by a lush tropical forest, an ideal destination for fishing and hiking.
Read MoreFamilies visiting British Columbia can find calm lakes, beginner-friendly hiking trails, fishing spots, and mountain scenery just north of Vancouver.
Read MoreTucked between Ottawa and Kingston is Canada's quaint waterfront town with museums and a walkable downtown filled with locals shops and eateries.
Read MoreCanada is home to the only navigable fjord in North America, and to traverse its whale-filled waters, you can easily reach it from Quebec City.
Read MoreThe capital of this Caribbean island was once a thriving port city and even a playground for famous musicians, but it's now completely abandoned.
Read MoreThis Caribbean island is a tropical paradise with pink flamingos, white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and both adults-only and family resort options.
Read MoreA trip to the Galapagos Islands is the experience of the lifetime, and taking a cruise can make the trip even more unforgettable -- here are the best.
Read MoreCharlotte, North Carolina has a lot to offer visitors, but for those looking for a laid-back college town vibe, you might want to check out this neighborhood.
Read MoreIf you are looking for gorgeous golf courses and a small town with a charming vibe, this Chicago suburb is worth the train ride in from the city.
Read MoreNot only does it offer a variety of teas, but this historic spot in Chicago features a luxurious dining area and is close to several other attractions.
Read MoreIn western Colorado, this desert lake state park offers swimming beaches, boating, mesa views, birdwatching wetlands, and scenic camping beneath open skies.
Read MoreDescribed as Colorado's gateway to the Rockies, this Aurora suburb offers easy airport access, Front Range views, gorgeous parks, and public golf courses.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a combination of fishing, hiking, and camping all rolled into one, you'll want to check out this Colorado site that offers it all.
Read MoreDiscover a serene alpine lake in southern Colorado's San Isabel National Forest, perfect for camping, fishing, hiking, and year-round outdoor adventure.
Read MoreThis growing city just 14 miles from Colorado Springs is home to nature and wildlife havens, as well as a charming downtown with cafes and a brewery.
Read MoreThis Connecticut shoreline destination offers sandy beaches, gentle waves, an amusement-filled boardwalk, and plenty of summer activities for all ages.
Read MoreWhat was once a military fort has been transformed into a state park featuring costumed interpreters, historic buildings, and great birdwatching opportunities.
Read MoreThis Delaware mall was once one of the most successful shopping centers in the country. Now, shops are closing, and its future is uncertain.
Read MoreThis boutique Colorado hotel that was once an iron factory, now has a rooftop pool, trendy food hall, and views of the Rocky Mountains.
Read MoreIn Colorado, this acclaimed Denver restaurant serves a seasonal tasting menu built around local ingredients, handmade pastas, and globally inspired techniques.
Read MorePoland has more than 270 miles of coastline on the Baltic Sea, and there's one coastal city that's been a renowned summer getaway for more than a century.
Read MorePrague is becoming increasingly popular with travelers in 2026, and there are a lot of good reasons for the trend beyond its stunning beauty.
Read MoreWhat was once a quarantine destination centuries ago is now a unique museum in Venice, allowing visitors to get a glimpse of this dark period in history.
Read MoreWhile this Croatian beach has been gorgeously cluttered by abandoned resorts, it will eventually be thriving once again after much-needed renovations.
Read MoreSwitzerland is a gorgeous place, but there are several good reasons folks are having second thoughts about planning a trip to the region in 2026.
Read MorePart of the Eastern Aegean archipelago, the Greek island of Chios is home to a unique medieval art form that adorns the walls of a hidden village.
Read MoreOff the coast of Crete is a tiny island with a tumultuous past, and visitors can explore this history with a variety of tours and guided experiences.
Read MoreWith its historical gems and cultural impact, Florence should be on every bucket list. If you need ideas of where to visit, see the attractions we recommend.
Read MoreOutdoor adventure awaits in this beautiful, rugged region known as 'Iceland in Miniature' where you'll find a glacier, volcanoes, waterfalls, and less crowds.
Read MoreBeyond Stockholm, this underrated Swedish city offers seaside islands, historic neighborhoods, Nordic dining, and exciting festivals in 2026.
Read MoreSome people might not think of England as a summer destination for fun on the water, but those people are missing out on this little inland treat.
Read MoreIn North Macedonia, this historic European city blends ancient ruins, lively streets, Ottoman-era architecture, and national park trails with valley views.
Read MoreIf you're planning an all-American fishing trip, add this highly rated charter in Florida to your itinerary and choose from a range of excursions.
Read MoreThis retiree-friendly coastal city in Florida offers visitors and residents access to beaches, boating, sports facilities, fresh seafood, and walkable streets.
Read MoreIf you want to explore some Florida history, you can head to this state park on the Atlantic Coast that showcases the ruins of a 19th century plantation.
Read MoreThough it's quite expensive, this beach resort in Miami is home to incredible restaurants, colorful bars, and plenty of fun nightlife opportunities.
Read MoreFlorida is home to a wide variety of terrain, and this state park near Tallahassee features rare wildlife, brackish waters, and all kinds of campsites.
Read MoreFlorida is known for it's beaches and theme parks, but there's plenty to find off the beaten path, like this camping spot full of outdoor delights.
Read MoreThis Miami suburb is anything but sleepy, with a major stadium, a well-equipped casino, a variety of cuisines, and plenty of shops to browse.
Read MoreAlong with serving as an excellent spot for birdwatching, this wildlife refuge in Florida is a fun place for fishing, looking for manatees, and hiking.
Read MoreIf you're in Florda's capital of Tallahassee, you'll want to check out this state park on the Gulf Coast that is home to more than 200 animals.
Read MoreThis quaint Georgia city has local boutiques, 19th century historical buildings and nearby RV camping. It's also known for chalky white clay material deposits.
Read MoreThis state park in the South is the perfect haven for those who are looking for scenic views, a chance to look at wildlife, and opportunities for bass fishing.
Read MoreTaking an RV across the country can prove to be an adventure. If Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains are on your route, this campground offers resort-like amenities.
Read MoreThere are countless things to enjoy in Atlanta, but there's also a wide variety of day trips you can take from the city, from a Bavarian town to a water park.
Read MoreIt can be tough choosing what to do on the beautiful island of Oahu, but our local writer is here to help with their five favorite places to take visitors.
Read MoreThe Hawaiian Islands have no shortage of stunning snorkeling spots. We've identified some of the stand out places to observe ocean life in Kauai.
Read MoreWhile an all-inclusive resort can be a great way to go on vacation without worrying about scheduling dining and entertainment, some are better than others.
Read MoreHidden along Miami Beach's oceanfront is a luxury escape with Art Deco design, palm-lined pools, standout dining, and spa-focused relaxation.
Read MoreHotel workers on Reddit have a lot of stories about the guests they've encountered, and they've noticed some consistent patterns that indicate social status.
Read MoreDeep in Idaho's mountain wilderness, this new state park features riverfront cabins, access to vast hiking trails, and fishing along a snow-fed river.
Read MoreLocated near a scenic mountain and far from most cities, this lake state park in Idaho is an underrated gem for camping, fishing, and paddling enthusiasts.
Read MoreLearn about Illinois’ unique, presidential past at this historic little riverside city, surrounded by woodlands you can explore nearby.
Read MoreIn Central Illinois, you'll find a unique lake that has unusually warm temperatures, no matter the time of year, and you can fish for crappie or camp nearby.
Read MoreGet in the RV and head to this little gem near the Illinois-Indiana border, with pretty views and lots of outdoor activities for the whole family.
Read MoreSituated near the capital city of Illinois, this peaceful lake has lots to offer -- from boating excursions to picnicking and lakeside barbecues.
Read MoreThis Indiana city makes for a fun day trip filled with scenic day hikes, bowling and laser tag, plus hearty comfort foods at local restaurants.
Read MoreThe Midwest has so much to offer, from metropolitan hubs like the Windy City to charming nature escapes like this one that you simply can't miss.
Read MoreThis Indiana state park, situated right next to a winding river, offers adventurers waters for kayaking and fishing, as well as several trails and campgrounds.
Read MoreIn Iowa, this secluded woodland preserve features rugged ravines, rare fern-covered cliffs, and a hidden waterfall reached by an adventurous forest trail.
Read MoreIowa is known for being flat, but this stunning little outdoor escape has scenic trails through historic woods and plenty of waterfront activity to enjoy.
Read MoreDrivers crossing Kansas in 2026 should expect detours near the state capital as a major interstate viaduct rebuild reroutes traffic around downtown.
Read MoreIn Kentucky's Appalachian Mountains, this protected old-growth forest features towering ancient trees, sandstone overlooks, and secluded trails.
Read MoreThis mountain lake in Kentucky features calm paddling waters, waterfront campgrounds, scenic fishing spots, and wooded hiking trails beside rocky bluffs.
Read MoreGreat Smoky Mountains National Park is beautiful, but it gets quite busy. You can beat the crowds by checking out this Kentucky alternative instead.
Read MoreThere are plenty of reasons to visit Las Vegas, but a new study shows that a significant portion of travelers are canceling their Vegas travel plans in 2026.
Read MoreYou may be surprised that there's an abandoned military battery on an island in Maine, but that's just one of many surprising things about Peaks Island.
Read MoreLocated on a small island off of Acadia, this restaurant requires a little work to get to — but adventure is half the fun, and the food is worth the trip.
Read MoreIf you’re looking to experience everything that Maine has to offer without the crowds, head to this quiet, scenic lake for fishing, swimming, and boating.
Read MoreThis Maryland state park has fishing and boating opportunities, and it also has hundreds of years of history, dating back to the 17th century.
Read MoreThere's no doubt New England is full of charming towns. This Cape Cod gem boasts the region's largest public garden and is a must-see for your next road trip.
Read MoreWeighing factors like weather, must-visit locales, contemporary culture, and cuisine, we determine which state best encapsulates the New England experience.
Read MoreAlong with a popular beach, this adorable village in Michigan is home to several antique shops that are packed with all sorts of quirky collectibles.
Read MoreAlong the Great Lakes, this Midwest state offers retirees sandy beaches, forested state parks, scenic lake towns, hiking trails, and more outdoor adventures.
Read MoreWho says you need to go to the Caribbean to experience white sand beaches? This hidden Michigan gem on Lake Superior offers a mile of clear blue water.
Read MoreOne of the draws of the Great Lakes is their windswept, dune-filled shores. And this state park outside of South Haven is known for just that.
Read MoreIf you're looking for an outdoor experience that involves your four-legged friends, this park offers beaches, trails, and other amenities your dog will love.
Read MoreWith it's sandy dunes, warmer water, and storied history, this popular beach in Northern Michigan is a local favorite.
Read MoreAt this Michigan historic state park, explore a 19th-century military fort and a historic lighthouse, plus camp, kayak and hike the surrounding wilderness.
Read MoreThis Michigan destination is an underrated college town with sporting events, a local brewery, a family-friendly park, and easy access to city amenities.
Read MoreAn award-winning lakeside park in Minnesota has one of the best beaches in America, fishing, and fun for the whole family with its amenities.
Read MoreThis Midwest destination is a waterfront city in Minnesota that could get you that New England feel and experience without having to head to the Northeast.
Read MoreIf you're looking for an adventure far away from it all, you won't want to miss this exceptional hiking trail that winds around some of Minnesota's best views.
Read MoreAt this small recreation area that protects two lakes, there's not much more than peace and quiet — perfect for a day casting for pike or bass.
Read MoreThis once-thriving Minnesota fort turned state park has plenty to attract history buffs and nature lovers, with a museum, fishing, swimming, and hiking trails.
Read MoreThey don't call Minnesota the Land of 10,000 Lakes for nothing. Lake Harriet offers sandy beaches, fishing, and scenic trails just minutes from downtown.
Read MoreYou don't have to travel to CERN to get a taste of physics in action. This mine turned particle physics lab turned state park is a must-visit in Minnesota.
Read MoreOffering clear waters and quick access to hiking, biking, and boating, this lake in Minnesota is a charming spot for your next camping trip.
Read MoreAlong Minnesota's Lake Superior North Shore, this state park features roaring waterfalls, rocky river overlooks, accessible hiking trails, and sweeping views.
Read MoreThis community is right along the Mighty Mississippi and has several relaxing riverfront parks that take full advantage of its beautiful setting.
Read MoreMissouri's Arcadia Valley is a picturesque slice of the Ozarks, and there's one little city that acts as an ideal jumping-off point for exploring the region.
Read MoreAs the biggest campground in a popular park, this spot fills up quickly — but if you can claim a site, it's worth it for the easy access to the park.
Read MoreIf you're seeking epic mountain views and rugged hiking trails without the massive crowds of Glacier National Park, this nearby forest is a nice alternative.
Read MoreIf you're into camping, outdoor fun, or enjoying nature's beauty, this state park in Montana offers breathtaking views and recreational water activities.
Read MoreEnjoy an idyllic camping escape on the shores of a peaceful lake, perfect for swimming and casting a line from the shore, the pier, or a boat.
Read MoreThe most visited area in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a stunning drive through the forest with trails and historical buildings to stop and see.
Read MoreThese US national parks all have beaches and water that could pass for Caribbean Islands for a tropical vacation without ever leaving American borders.
Read MoreNational parks are the perfect destinations for outdoors lovers who want to get some exercise and fresh air, but which one has the most hiking trail options?
Read MoreJust outside Indianapolis, this wooded escape offers hiking trails, biking paths, golf, fishing, and historic lodging in one scenic destination.
Read MoreIn eastern Nebraska, this forested state park features rocky creek trails, a picturesque waterfall, panoramic observation towers, and overnight stays.
Read MoreThis destination on public land between Las Vegas and Zion National Park is an easily accessible mine open for people to hike and collect sparkling crystals.
Read MoreThis once-thriving pioneer town in Nevada disappeared under the waters of Lake Mead but has recently reappeared due to drought, with ruins ready to explore.
Read MoreWhat was once a military fort is now a New Jersey state park where you'll find some short hiking trails, historic structures, and great fishing holes.
Read MoreAlong the East Coast, this overlooked state offers retirees sandy beaches, storybook seaside towns, forest hiking trails, paddling lakes, and healthcare access.
Read MoreNot far from Santa Fe, New Mexico is a hike that takes visitors to a mountain view with historic art stretching back thousands of years.
Read MoreRetirees who want endless days of sun in a place other than Florida should head to this New Mexico town surrounded by mountains and filled with delicious eats.
Read MoreIf you really want to get off the grid, you can head to this resort in New York's Adirondacks, where you can have a rustic getaway without electricity.
Read MoreIf you're planning a trip to Chad, Russia, or Mali, you'll need to reconsider, as they are three of the countries that American tourists cannot visit in 2026.
Read MoreBoomers typically prefer travel that's comfortable and relaxing, so it should come as no surprise that one type of vacation is popular with the demographic.
Read MoreThis historical Nashville shopping center is back after a multi-year renovation, and you can now shop and dine at both fresh and familiar establishments.
Read MoreIf you crave days on the water reeling in a catch, this coastal state boasts two of the top-rated fishing charters in the country for a top-notch experience.
Read MoreIf a vacation is out of your budget this year, or you just want some peace and quiet, a staycation can be a great way to spend some time off in 2026.
Read MoreKeep your love for spring blooms blossoming into the summer months when you visit this Colorado community during its debut week of floral festivities.
Read MoreThis beachy hotspot in southern Europe offers visitors sun-filled days, sandy shores, art museums, a local market, and historical architecture.
Read MoreAccording to one readers' choice list, this eatery in Walt Disney World is the best Disney restaurant in the world, thanks to its unique menu and interior.
Read MoreCast a line from an iconic North Carolina pier or simply walk along its wooden planks, enjoying views of dolphins and rays in the blue water below.
Read MoreHave you been thinking of retiring to Florida? With its sandy beaches and gorgeous mountains, this East Coast state may just make you change your mind.
Read MoreWith its quaint shops full of knickknacks, 19th-century downtown architecture, and a bridge with a picturesque view, this quiet village in Ohio will charm you.
Read MoreAre you planning a trip to Lake Erie? Then don't miss out on Howard Marsh Metropark, a must-see for birders and paddlers just 30 minutes away from Toledo.
Read MoreThis Ohio small town features a walkable downtown with antique shops and record stores, a countryside winery with live entertainment, and local history museums.
Read MoreNear Columbus, Ohio sits a city with a small town vibe that still feels like it has plenty to do and see, including some eye-catching outdoor spaces.
Read MoreIf you love fish and chips, it may be time to hit the road. Take a drive and a walk down memory lane with a restaurant located in the heartland of America.
Read MoreIn this state, you can retire into a land of sunny shores and gorgeous destinations without spending the money to live in Florida's hottest neighborhoods.
Read MoreThe biggest draw of this Ohio state park: it's among the state's last few non-electric camping options, offering a chance to embrace nature to its fullest.
Read MoreThe small lake at the center of this park provides recreation and scenery, while its shores are filled with trails, campsites, cabins, and things to do.
Read MoreExplore Oklahoma’s rich past at a historic military site that has educational events for the community, stone ruins, and an intriguing museum.
Read MoreLet your pup run free at this massive recreational area outside Portland. You can enjoy miles of off-leash trails in marshy terrain next to a river.
Read MoreOregon is home to a lot of natural beauty, and if you check out this mountain lake in the Cascades, you'll be able to swim, camp, and take in sunsets.
Read MoreThe Pacific Northwest is loaded with scenic green areas to hike and explore, and this lake park in Oregon is definitely a spot to put on your list.
Read MoreEven when you're not by the ocean, there are plenty of places where you can get out on the water in Washington, like this state park on Hood Canal.
Read MoreUniversal's Islands of Adventure is about to go through some changes, including the shuttering of one of the park's lands, and with it a popular restaurant.
Read MoreWhile Epcot and Magic Kingdom are some of the most visited parks at Orlando’s Disney World, there is one that overshadows them all as the largest.
Read MoreDon't waste your time shopping for new gear, because we've compiled a list of incredible vintage products that you'll want to add to your collection.
Read MoreThis state park in central Pennsylvania is a hidden gem for weekend fishing, camping, and guided walking tours that highlight the region's natural scenery.
Read MoreIn Pennsylvania, this forested state park offers lakeside camping, sandy beach views, wooded hiking trails, family picnic areas, and peaceful boating.
Read MoreThe Pennsylvania Wilds is home to a gorgeous state forest that features an expansive and rugged landscape, along with a range of hiking trails and campsites.
Read MoreIt's only a few acres in size, but this Pennsylvania state park is a cozy spot for fishing and picnicking, and you'll find some rugged hiking trails nearby.
Read MoreIf you're in Central Pennsylvania, you'll want to check out this underrated state park that offers fun on the lake with views of mountains all around you.
Read MoreThis Pennsylvania state park combines two lakes with Blue Ridge mountain views and a range of hiking trails for a fun day in the great outdoors.
Read MoreIf you live in Pennsylvania or happen to be driving through the state on a trip, you'll want to be aware of this one to avoid picking up a fine.
Read MoreLooking to stay in Pennsylvania's Poconos mountains? These are the six most beautiful places to vacation, with lots to do right on the water.
Read MoreFilled with historic museums and an abundance of charming local restaurants, this small city in Pennsylvania offers visitors a unique mix of amenities.
Read MorePennsylvania's Pittsburgh blends renowned museums, sports culture, historic architecture, and major revitalization projects that define this Appalachian city.
Read MoreEvery city has its own unique way of life, much of which is hardly obvious to outsiders, and San Francisco is no different, as these unwritten rules prove.
Read MoreFlorida may have a large retirement community, but it's not the only state for retirees. This West Coast spot offers everything that Florida does and more.
Read MoreSanta Cruz is the birthplace of surf culture in the US, and it's loaded with amazing spots to not only catch a wave but to just enjoy the show.
Read MoreWithin an easy drive of the state capital, this spot is perfect for a picnic under the trees, a quick walk by the lake, or for taking in a winter sunset.
Read MoreSouth Dakota has an unearned reputation of being "a flyover" state. But it's home to gorgeous natural settings around cities like this one.
Read MoreThis Tennessee mountain town offers waterfall hikes, forest trails, cave adventures, off-road parks, and sweeping overlooks across the Sequatchie Valley.
Read MoreNear Gatlinburg in Tennessee's Smoky Mountains, this unusual and picturesque waterfall spreads across dark rock ledges beside a forested driving trail.
Read MoreThis quiet Middle Tennessee escape near Gallatin offers lakeside camping, peaceful paddling routes, wooded trails, and standout birdwatching.
Read MoreBetween a pristine lake and a river sits one of Tennessee's lesser-known forest areas, an underrated gem for camping, mountain-biking, and fishing enthusiasts.
Read MoreAustin, Texas has certainly risen in popularity in recent decades, but there's still a side to it that is often unseen which you will fall in love with.
Read MoreA military fort considered one of the best preserved from its era is an abandoned military fort between Texas and San Angelo.
Read MoreThis laid-back Gulf Coast community near Houston offers waterfront trails, local markets, nature preserves, and a slower pace appealing to retirees.
Read MoreDallas-Fort Worth is the state's largest metro area, drawing countless visitors and new comers every year with its events, attractions, and entertainment.
Read MoreMost LA visitors flock to hotspots like the Walk of Fame, but if you venture slightly off the beaten path, you'll experience a Hollywood only locals know.
Read MoreThere is a lot of unspoken etiquette to follow when riding the subway, and while this act may seem polite, it can actually do more harm in the long run.
Read MoreThese five flop songs from the '90s provide a fun departure from more popular hit songs and should be on every road trip playlist for an eclectic background.
Read MoreA good chair can significantly improve your camping experience, and this highly rated, lightweight option is available for cheap at Walmart.
Read MoreIf you don't want to lose power while on the road or camping in an RV, this portable power station, named the best by Consumer Reports, may be worth purchasing.
Read MoreIt's always nice when the best quality comes at the best price, and this one is especially good for parents on the move with the young ones.
Read MoreAccording to a recent Consumer Reports study, this brand landed the top spot for overall satisfaction across three categories, naming them the no. 1 brand.
Read MoreTravel to remote places with ease with this highly recommended, top-rated portable solar panel, perfect for RVers who don’t want to disconnect fully.
Read MoreIf you're looking for the best kind of carry-on bag for an upcoming flight, Consumer Reports has you covered. Their recent study ranks the top luggage models.
Read MoreEvery good road trip needs a playlist, and there's no better way to mix things up than by working in a handful of old school bangers you know by heart.
Read MoreThis alternative is usually a simpler, more scenic, and more comfortable experience than air travel, and more passengers seem to be opting for it every year.
Read MoreThe rental car industry has made travel more inviting for many, but there is no shortage of hidden potholes waiting to put a dent in your adventures.
Read MoreAfters decades of work, boomers are finally entering retirement. But instead of a frugal new chapter of life, affluent retirees are following a new trend.
Read MoreFrom hidden alpine tarns to desert reservoirs, these underrated Southwest lakes offer incredible camping, boating, fishing, hiking, and scenic escapes.
Read MoreWhile airport hotels might seem like a place of last resort, these cushy landings make a long layover feel like a blessing instead of a curse.
Read MoreFrom Gothic Revival castles to Gilded Age estates, these imposing structures lay ruined despite long histories of wealth, luxury, and grandeur.
Read MoreBefore boarding a bus through a town, city, or the country, be mindful of timing, space, respect, and etiquette around seats, cell phones, food, and more.
Read MoreWhen it’s time to enjoy the golden years, many Americans overlook great retirement spots, like this sunny Southwest paradise with a little bit of everything.
Read MoreNew England has about 120 wineries for you to visit. Six of them are especially noteworthy for enthusiasts of Italy's wine and gorgeous scenery.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a great zoo in the Midwest, there are a few that travelers say are the best of the best. Here are five that top the list.
Read MoreWhile you might be familiar with the train's route, chances are you've never experienced anything like this super-exclusive luxury train experience.
Read MoreTucked away near several state and national parks, this Utah city is a great place to retire, thanks to affordable prices, mild weather, and stunning views.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a jaw-dropping view of Utah's Bear Lake, head over to this nearby rest stop where you can stretch your legs while taking in the sights.
Read MoreThe garden has been restored to capitalize on its uniqueness, with added spaces for contemplation, winding paths around beautiful koi ponds and cascades.
Read MoreOne of Richmond's most popular districts offers walkable streets lined with local shops, neighborhood bars, historic theaters, and diverse dining.
Read MoreThis Washington wildlife refuge features tidal marshes, scenic birding trails, and spring migrations bringing thousands of shorebirds to the coastline.
Read MoreIn Washington, this state park where two major rivers meet offers camping, fishing, boating access, and biking or hiking along the state's longest loop trail.
Read MoreIn America's Pacific Northwest, not far from Mount St. Helens, is a picturesque area that's great for a quick weekend trip or a relaxing longer retreat.
Read MoreWhile some nature preserves are great spots for a bit of glamping, this lush state forest home to supposedly mythical creatures is a more rugged affair.
Read MoreWhether you're interested in snowy winter activities or stunning summer mountain vistas, this Washington state park has it all and is a must-visit destination.
Read MoreWant to go on a unique diving adventure right in Alabama? Grab a buddy, some gear, and take a few lessons at a spot that will satisfy your diving needs.
Read MoreThis Wisconsin city is a walkable, inexpensive escape ideal for cheese lovers, anglers and outdoorsy types, and families on a budget looking for fun.
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