Neither Southwest Nor Delta: Consumer Reports Says These Two Airlines Have The Cleanest Economy Cabins
The results are in and the airlines with the cleanest economy cabins might not be names you're used to seeing earn top prizes.
Read MoreThe results are in and the airlines with the cleanest economy cabins might not be names you're used to seeing earn top prizes.
Read MoreBoarding a plane looked much different in the 1960s than it does today, as all the scanners and security checkpoints were not yet established.
Read MoreThere are many steps to take to ensure you board your flight on time. Ensure you don't make this faux pas when packing in order to reduce a delay.
Read MoreIf you choose to forgo your in-flight meal on an international flight, throwing away the food waste is more complicated than you might imagine.
Read MoreDining at JFK and LaGuardia is changing, with certain terminals and upgrades standing out more than others across the New York City airports.
Read MoreHome to the highest point in Alabama, this national forest has hiking trails with mountain views and primitive and modern campgrounds for outdoor enthusiasts.
Read MoreAlabama 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.
Read MoreWith its tranquil location and picturesque waters, this popular Arizona lake is ideal for outdoor adventures, making either a day trip or a long visit worth it.
Read MoreArizona may be known for desert, but it also has plenty of mountains. A great place to see some is this small, friendly community (with an awesome museum, too).
Read MoreWhether you're seeking a relaxing picnic on the shores or a day paddling across the water, this destination in eastern Arizona is a wonderful spot to visit.
Read MoreThis Arkansas town is right by Greers Ferry Lake, with its fun on the water and views of the Ozarks. Plus, it's just over an hour's drive from Little Rock.
Read MoreIf you're into exploring eerie spaces that were once full of life but are now in complete disrepair, head over to this dead mall found in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Read MoreVisiting Asheville and craving plant-based food? These fully vegan restaurants deliver standout dishes, welcoming vibes, and top ratings from diners.
Read MoreNo matter how well you think you've planned, something can always go wrong. That's exactly what happened to this nearly abandoned airport in Sri Lanka.
Read MoreThe city has no shortage of shopping centers. From Euro chic street shopping to classic malls complete with food courts, here are some best bets.
Read MoreRenting a car is often a necessary part of a trip, but the prices can add up -- especially if you're taking a long trip. These tips will help you save money.
Read MoreThis under-the-radar Central Valley spot offers melon farms, local diners, and access to a remote hot springs escape surrounded by open land.
Read MoreA stunning eco reserve in Southern California is home to rare and endangered species, including one that exists nowhere else.
Read MoreWithin 15 minutes of Downtown Sacramento is a highly rated shopping mall boasting over 150 retailers, plus a variety of dining options for hungry shoppers.
Read MoreThis Northern California state park features towering old-growth forests, rugged shoreline viewpoints, summer camping, and challenging trails.
Read MoreMalls around the country are struggling to retain their cultural significance, but one in Southern California has a major overhaul planned to address that.
Read MoreWhether you're looking for some short walking trails or an overnight camping excursion in the woods, this California spot has got you covered.
Read MoreThis island of a town has multiple parks connected by walking trails, several noteworthy shops and restaurants, and stunning views of the greater LA area.
Read MoreIf you venture out to this remote spot in the Mojave Desert, you'll find what was once a mining town with an abundance of rich history.
Read MoreThis campground, one of the largest in California's Sonoma Coast, offers secluded camping surrounded by beachy nature while also providing modern conveniences.
Read MoreCalifornia has a lot of popular tourist destinations, but you can head to this quiet waterway for a relaxing paddle away from all the crowds.
Read MoreSome online sources claim that drinking rainwater can be good for your health, but you should be cautious if you're collecting rainwater while camping.
Read MoreAn important piece for camping is your pillow. Sure, a tent or sleeping bag is also priority, but a sore neck is no fun when you're trying to enjoy yourself.
Read MoreA lakeside camping trip may be just what you need this summer. Here's where dozens of fellow campers have recommended across the United States.
Read MoreThis Toronto park offers 820 acres of beaches, skyline views, and lakeside fun, whether you're looking for a family-friendly escape or an adults-only outing.
Read MoreNot only is this hip Vancouver neighborhood charming, trendy, and walkable, but it's got some of the city's best food across an array of cuisines.
Read MoreThis charming Canadian community, nestled along the St. Lawrence River, is a haven for outdoor lovers and those who have an affinity for historic downtowns.
Read MoreMotorcyclists have been making the pilgrimage to this small city for decades and the festival now draws thousands, featuring live music, beer tents, and vendors.
Read MoreFrom the Atlantic to the Pacific, Canada's beaches shift from wild, wind-carved shores to serene stretches of sand with crashing waves and big open skies.
Read MoreNot only is this pier in Canada a great spot for fishing, but visitors can enjoy stunning views out over the water that make it great for a quick photoshoot.
Read MoreThis charming municipality surrounded by mountains and lakes in British Columbia is a gateway to Canada's gorgeous outdoors, boasting roads, trails, and more.
Read MoreBritish Columbia's Sunshine Coast features beautiful mountain views, and this popular hiking trail will take you along various stretches of the region.
Read MoreExperience iconic cowboy culture in this Western Canadian province that highlights dude ranches, huge rodeos, and badlands that are all reminiscent of Texas.
Read MoreIn central British Columbia sits the province's "Stampede Capital," a lakeside gem with an artsy downtown you can explore after a day on mountain bike trails.
Read MoreThis under-the-radar Canadian coast offers a youthful university atmosphere, waterfront views, cultural landmarks, and a gateway to a famous scenic loop.
Read MoreDiscover stunning beaches surrounded by rainforest and seawater that glows in the dark in this lesser-known corner of Puerto Rico that visitors will adore.
Read MoreExperience an incredible and memorable getaway like no other when you vacation on this serene, sandy spot tucked away in the Bahamas. You won't regret the trip.
Read MoreIf"Don't judge a book by its cover" was a restaurant, it would be this marsh-side Charleston establishment serving up award-winning seafood.
Read MoreThis growing North Carolina entertainment district blends craft breweries, chef-driven restaurants, repurposed warehouse spaces, and live music venues.
Read MoreThis Midwest airport has recorded the most flights in 2026 so far, with hundreds of millions of travelers projected to pass through this year.
Read MoreHome 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.
Read MoreFrom deep dish pizza and Chicago-style hot dogs to a New York slice and classic delicatessen delights, is Chicago or New York City a better foodie spot?
Read MoreLocated close to the Nebraska border, this small town in Colorado is a community with a rich cultural history, offering great food and recreational activities.
Read MoreThis Colorado state park features a network of ponds, year-round camping beside the water, easy shoreline trails for wildlife viewing, and relaxed paddling.
Read MoreThis master-planned neighborhood in Aurora, Colorado, features a stunning installation art trail, many hiking and camping opportunities, as well as local eats.
Read MoreThis Colorado suburb near Denver may be small, but it boasts the state's largest water park, plus a disc golf course and parks for plenty of outdoor fun.
Read MoreSet away from Colorado's big cities, this state park is a hidden gem with a lake for fishing, boating, and swimming, plus picnic areas with scenic views.
Read MoreCruising became popular in the last half of the 20th century, and when it first started, passengers were allowed to do some things that might surprise you.
Read MoreThere are plenty of things you cannot bring on a cruise ship, but this one item might be the most divisive of all, after Carnival banned it in 2024.
Read MoreThe best hands-down sushi bar in Denver is a sleek Michelin-starred omakase experience in Colorado run by a local Japanese food specialist chef.
Read MoreFor Denver foodies seeking something more reminiscent of the East Coast, this Italian eatery oozes with NYC vibes while serving delicious modern Italian fare.
Read MoreOver a century ago, on Canada’s Vancouver Island, an abandoned limestone quarry was given a second life as one of the world’s most beautiful, exotic gardens.
Read MoreThis relaxed French Riviera escape pairs Belle Époque architecture with waterfront promenades, Mediterranean swim spots, villa museums, and scenic marina views.
Read MoreThis amusement park, the second-oldest in the world, is a garden oasis that has been open for almost two centuries in the heart of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Read MoreThis historic amusement park in Denmark dates back to 1583 and offers classic rides, seasonal festivals, forest surroundings, and free entry.
Read MorePlanning a dog-friendly Florida trip? This top-rated leash-free beach offers long sandy stretches, easy access points, and amenities for pets and owners.
Read MoreThis state park near Tampa offers excellent hiking and mountain biking opportunities through one of Central Florida's most unique landscapes.
Read MoreAmerica's largest outlet mall has hundreds of stores with roughly 70 luxury shopping options, a range of restaurants, and even a movie theater.
Read MoreThis appropriately-named and underrated Florida city in the panhandle has trails, parks, fantastic boating, and delicious seafood, as well as a secluded feel.
Read MoreFlorida's Gulf Coast has a plethora of lesser-known scenic spots where you can enjoy the ocean, wildlife, and serene settings. This one RV park embodies it all.
Read MoreWhether you're searching for a great spot to catch massive catfish or a delightful place for paddling, you'll enjoy your visit to this incredible Florida river.
Read MoreFrom Miami Beach to Palm Beach, discover celebrity homes in Florida featuring lavish amenities, waterfront views, and ultra-private estates.
Read MoreInstead of fighting the crowds at those world-famous Gulf beaches, consider a short drive inland to explore some of Florida's natural swimming holes.
Read MoreIf you're looking to retire to the Florida Panhandle, these two spots offer stunning beaches, fun amenities, and a chance to embark on tons of new adventures.
Read MoreMany beaches on the Gulf share one stunning geologic phenomenon that vacationers particularly enjoy, one which makes a beach trip here truly special.
Read MoreIf you want a different kind of Florida experience, you can head to the town of Hollywood and try your hand at creating something from glass.
Read MoreMiami, Florida, can get crowded, but you can get away from it all with just a 10-minute drive to a botanical garden whose founder was inspired by the Caribbean.
Read MoreThis North Florida park is not what you might expect from a Florida island getaway, but perhaps it's better: Secluded woodlands, quiet camping, and river fun.
Read MoreWhile Florida is known for its tourist destinations, it is also home to a lot of rural beauty. This state forest features an array of fishing, hiking, and more.
Read MoreThis natural haven in Florida is a wonderful spot for birdwatching, paddling on serene waters, or hiking along a few rugged trails that wind through the woods.
Read MoreJust a short drive from one of Florida's busiest college towns, you can find a pretty state park with a fascinating literary history.
Read MoreFort Lauderdale thrives beyond its beaches. However, travelers often only venture to the sandy shorelines, completely missing gems like this floating bar.
Read MoreYou can get a taste of the Mediterranean in South Florida thanks to not one, but two, companies offering gondola rides through the waters of Fort Lauderdale.
Read MoreFrom an annual fiddling competition to a handmade miniature of Notre Dame cathedral, this Georgia town features an array of unique culture and fun.
Read MoreThis Georgia getaway blends a charming depot-centered downtown full of boutiques and cafes with easy access to a nearby lakefront state park.
Read MoreTraveling to Savannah, Georgia, and looking for the best opportunities to enjoy scenic views of the river? This district offers exactly that, and so much more.
Read MoreThere's more behind the Grand Canyon's striped layers than meets the eye, and some of the best places to see them aren't from up from the top.
Read MoreWhile 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.
Read MoreLooking for a Grenada getaway? These top resorts offer ocean views, spa treatments, fine dining, and easy access to the island’s best beaches.
Read MoreWith the hotel business booming, new properties open each year. Here are some of the luxury resorts and palatial hotels we're excited about for 2026 and beyond.
Read MoreYou may wonder why hotels don't use varying bedding colors to match a decor style, or to potentially hide stains. Here's why white is the color of choice.
Read MoreIn this charming riverside city in the Gem State, nothing is quite as it seems. Let's take a look at one of Idaho's most curious destinations.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a quiet and relaxing getaway from busy life near Chicago, then this nature reserve filled with hiking and wildlife is just what you need.
Read MoreThis former Illinois capital offers historic sites, river views, and a remote setting influenced by flooding and shifting landscapes over time.
Read MoreVisitors to Chicago (and even some locals) might be surprised to learn just how close they are to a quiet escape into a peaceful outdoor experience.
Read MoreThis quiet Illinois village rests between two lakes and offers access to Rollins Savanna Forest Preserve, nearby beaches, scenic trails, and family attractions.
Read MoreBetween two well-known Illinois cities lies an abandoned mining site with little left behind, but plenty of history for those seeking unique travel spots.
Read MoreThough it's quite tiny, this Chicago suburb is home to a wealth of family-friendly attractions, including a retro arcade, petting zoo, and riverside fun.
Read MoreThis amusement park in Illinois boasts 300 acres filled with thrilling coasters, kid-friendly rides, a water park, and casual food beloved by visitors.
Read MoreThis vibrant lake, between Springfield and St. Louis, is an Illinois destination worth visiting thanks to its swimming, fishing, boating, and beach fun.
Read MoreThis small Illinois village is surrounded by towns with unique attractions, along with several lakes, campsites, and state parks for an adventurous getaway.
Read MoreFrom a harvest festival in the fall to a light festival in December, there is plenty to do in this quaint little town — not to mention its culinary offerings.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreJust a few miles from downtown Fort Wayne is a nature preserve that will help you forget how close you are to the city, with trails, a pond, and wildflowers.
Read MoreOn top of a hill in Indiana, you’ll find an underrated lake perfect for outdoor recreation, featuring a sprawling beach and places to pitch a tent.
Read MoreNot far from the Hoosier State's capital city, this adorable spot with cute shops and green spaces invites you to bring the whole family along for a trip.
Read MorePlanning an Indiana road trip? This seasonal stop in the southern part of the state offers lakeside views, quiet trails, and a short peak bloom window.
Read MoreThis small college town in Iowa offers visitors a charming campus, nature spots with hiking trails, and independent shops (including Amish and antiques stores).
Read MoreThere are plenty of dreamy tropical islands dotted around our wonderful world, but these beauties still seem to fly under the radar of most tourists.
Read MoreYou don't have to leave Kansas for adventures in the city. This cute neighborhood in Wichita proves that point with prime restaurants and unique attractions.
Read MoreA delightful small town filled with incredible shops and a very rich history is waiting for you, and once you read about it, you'll want to plan your trip.
Read MoreThis scenic bourbon trail city between Louisville and the Tennessee border is home to an iconic distillery and nearby attractions reflecting Kentucky heritage.
Read MoreIf you want a taste of the old Las Vegas, you can head to this restaurant on the Strip that used to serve guests like Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, and Elvis.
Read MoreBreakfast is often considered to be the most important meal of the day and it just may be the tastiest -- especially at these U.S. hot spots.
Read MoreWith Cold War-era relics, wild, open spaces, and varied animal life, this spot is the perfect place for a summer hike or winter snowshoeing expedition.
Read MoreThis bayfront state park in Maryland, under an hour from Baltimore, is known for its beaches, with fishing, boating, nature trails, and Chesapeake Bay views.
Read MoreAvoid summer traffic to Provincetown with a car-free route from Boston that offers coastal views, convenience, and convenient arrival in town.
Read MoreThis vibrant Massachusetts town halfway between Providence and Boston along Interstate 95 is home to Gillette Stadium, cranberry bogs, and many local spots.
Read MoreJust over an hour south of Boston is a Cape Cod town with a boardwalk that boasts stunning views of the water and quite a fascinating history.
Read MoreThis Falmouth beach, Cape Cod's best-kept-secret, is known for a mesmerizing display of bioluminescence that lights up the beach at certain months of the year.
Read MoreRanked as the world's best beach in 2026 according to Tripadvisor, this Mexico hidden gem off the coast of Cozumel belongs on your dream destination list.
Read MoreOffering bungalows perched above the water, a peaceful beach, fine dining, and other luxe amenities, this resort in Mexico makes for an idyllic retreat.
Read MoreMichigan'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.
Read MoreOne 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.
Read MoreIf you love the peacefulness of quaint towns with quirky shops and welcoming streets, you have to visit this Michigan village just north of Toledo.
Read MoreIf you're driving along the M-22 Pure Michigan Byway, you can't miss this lakeside town with breathtaking beaches. Here's exactly where to find this hidden gem.
Read MoreThere's no shortage of beautiful spots along the waters of Michigan, and this spectacular state park is another one to add to the bucket list.
Read MoreThis state park, situated on Lake Michigan, offers a coastal escape with sand dunes, lake swimming, boating, and fishing, along with trails and hunting forests.
Read MoreLocated in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, this cozy state park features more than 100 campsites, a few miles of hiking trails, and a serene lake for kayaking.
Read MoreThe Great Lake State is home to more than 100 state parks, meaning some are less frequented than others. This one is a lakeside gem in Michigan's east.
Read MoreClose to downtown Detroit is an underrated park offering walkable trails, stunning views, and a peaceful way to escape the bustling city streets.
Read MoreThis adorable Michigan inn is the epitome of delightful, with free, gourmet breakfast and antique furniture, situated in the heart of the city of Marshall.
Read MoreIf you want a nature escape without leaving the city limits of Milwaukee, you can head to this scenic park in town where wildflowers bloom in the spring.
Read MoreYou don't have to travel all the way to Spain for good food, shopping, and beautiful buildings. This historic shopping mall in Missouri offers that and more.
Read MoreMissouri has plenty to see and do, but if you're feeling like a quiet escape into a beautiful outdoor gem, consider visiting this state park.
Read MoreIf 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.
Read MoreMissouri is home to thousands of caves, but this one in the Ozarks stands out among the rest. It dates back to the Ice Age and includes mammoth bones.
Read MoreIf you're in St. Louis and want to check out a historic suburb, head to this charming town where you'll find popular local restaurants and shops.
Read MoreThis small Missouri town offers Wild West heritage sites, a preserved 19th-century woolen mill estate, walkable downtown streets, and seasonal celebrations.
Read MoreThis Missouri city is ideal for a relaxing getaway, with a charming downtown core, campsites, a stunning state park, community events, and Route 66 history.
Read MoreThis Ozarks lakeside community in Missouri offers access to boating on a lake, nearby cavern tours, wooded camping areas, and relaxed waterfront stays.
Read MoreThis national forest is home to a wealth of hiking trails, rugged campgrounds, and a scenic byway that lets you enjoy the views from the comfort of your car.
Read MoreAny road trip needs a side quest, and why not choose one with cheese? This historic stop between Bozeman and Billings is a place to enjoy nature and a snack.
Read MoreAlong South Carolina's Grand Strand coastline, this pier offers wide casting space for anglers, seasonal events, ocean views, and an easygoing place to relax.
Read MoreAnyone who has a sweet tooth will love discovering this bakery in Nashville, which highlights delicious cakes, bars, pies, pop-tarts, and cookies.
Read MoreIf you're looking for idyllic hiking trails, gorgeous lakefronts, and watching where the buffalo roam, this national park in Canada is stunning.
Read MoreEven 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.
Read MoreThis lesser-known Florida Panhandle spot features a coastal dune lake, Gulf beaches, plus trails, fishing docks, and a preserved historic district.
Read MoreYou can find miles of shared-use trails and a scenic lake offer hiking, biking, kayaking and wildlife spotting in one of Kentucky's most relaxing outdoor spots.
Read MoreThis lesser-known Nebraska spot highlights Swedish heritage through seasonal festivals, local markets, Nordic dishes, and a scenic small-town setting.
Read MoreA Nebraska region becomes a must-see location for birdwatchers from February to April when it becomes an annual migration stopover for 500,000 sandhill cranes.
Read MoreRestaurateur Lisa Vanderpump has been putting her stamp on Las Vegas for years, but now she is unveiling her own hotel, which will open in May of 2026.
Read MoreIf an uncrowded, rustic getaway is what you crave, this picturesque lake in Nevada's high desert offers boating, swimming, camping, and wildlife spotting.
Read MoreThis once-thriving town in the middle of the woods in New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest is now an abandoned relic with ruins to explore.
Read MoreJust outside Philadelphia, this South Jersey spot offers small-town charm, historic sites, a compact downtown, and a wide range of well-loved local restaurants.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a peaceful escape in New Mexico, this "quiet lake" is a beautiful sanctuary that offers plenty of hiking, fishing, and stargazing.
Read MoreThis New Mexico retreat offers cultural experiences, horseback rides along the Rio Grande, desert-view pools, a golf course, and farm-driven regional dining.
Read MoreWhile California is known for its wine scene, New Mexico is home to the oldest wine-making region in the U.S. And this quaint community is evidence of that.
Read MoreThis abandoned goldrush-era village is now a ghost town sitting against a backdrop of New Mexico's otherworldly mountains, quietly waiting to be explored.
Read MoreOutdoor explorers in New York's Adirondacks can discover this lesser-developed forest area known for primitive camping, hiking, and calm waterways for paddling.
Read MoreThe City is famous for its bagels and there's no shortage of purveyors. Picking the best ones can be challenging for visitors, so here are some best bets.
Read MoreFind vintage treasures, artisan products, and antiques at a well-loved Upper West Side shopping destination in NYC with changing vendors each week.
Read MoreAre carry-on size limits changing this year? Travelers are seeing new claims about airline measurements, luggage sizing, and overhead bin restrictions.
Read MoreA new DarkSky-approved stay near Yosemite offers prime stargazing, low light pollution, and easy access to hiking, swimming holes, and Sierra scenery.
Read MoreFlight cuts are hitting some of Air Canada's busiest routes, including key U.S. connections. Here's a look at what's changing and what travelers should expect.
Read MoreWhile you may expect United or Southwest to be the most popular airline in the United States, the 2026 numbers to date show that it's another one.
Read MoreA new ranking of U.S. airlines considers safety, delays, price, and comfort -- and the top performer isn't who most travelers expect in 2026.
Read MoreThere's been an increase in people choosing to use airport lounges, and while there are several reasons for doing so, this money-saving one is the most common.
Read MoreThe surprise winner was picked for its powdery white sand, emerald green water, and varied recreation options, thanks to its dozens of miles of access.
Read MoreThe summer of 2026 brings a new water park outside of Atlanta, where you can race down towering water slides, sip drinks on a rooftop, and do laps in the pool.
Read MoreVisitors are flocking to America's parks in record numbers, but one recent policy change may make overcrowding feel even more acute this summer in some places.
Read MoreThis city in North Carolina may be small, but it offers visitors and residents a calendar of events, local parks, diverse food, and kid-friendly attractions.
Read MoreWhen you think of North Carolina's state parks, the certain ones might come to mind first. However, this hidden gem offers both fishing and paddling.
Read MoreFamilies with children of all ages will adore this Wilmington entertainment park that has things to do year-round, from laser tag to water slides and mini golf.
Read MoreThis lake regularly provides rod-bending muskies, but it's the peaceful surroundings, camping options, and serene outlooks that will keep you coming back.
Read MoreIf you're looking for an Ohio outdoor adventure, then one wildlife area sandwiched between Akron and Pittsburgh can offer the secluded oasis you need.
Read MoreOhio 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.
Read MoreA lesser-known Ohio destination between Dayton and Cincinnati offers a walkable downtown, family-friendly attractions, and well-loved local dining spots.
Read MoreIf you need a break from Ohio's cities, you can grab a fishing line and take a day trip to this state park that's close to both Toledo and Columbus.
Read MoreWith hundreds of miles of Great Lakes shoreline, Ohio is home to waterfront towns that are as laid back as it gets. This quaint community is one of them.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a getaway where you can camp, fish, and enjoy a variety of fun activities, you'll want to check out this location nestled in Oklahoma.
Read MoreYou 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.
Read MoreThis state park in southern Oregon features scenic views, hiking trails through majestic redwoods, fishing, and several options for campers.
Read MoreMove over, Hollywood: America's first film trail is a destination that film and history buffs alike will want to add to their bucket list.
Read MoreIf you're ever between Eugene and Redding, this adorable Oregon town is perfect for craft beer, art galleries, food trucks, and more. It's the ideal day trip.
Read MoreYou don't have to travel far from Portland to get outside. Go fishing, hiking, swimming, and more at this pretty lake setting within a county park.
Read MoreOregon is one of the USA's best destinations for those who love the great outdoors, and this stunning lake is full of fishing and paddling adventure.
Read MoreNearly half of Oregon is covered in trees, so it naturally has some incredible forested areas. This one's a hidden gem filled with waterfalls and hiking trails.
Read MoreTravelers exploring Orlando, Florida can wander this outdoor sculpture garden filled with notable artworks set among palms and curated landscaping.
Read MoreEscape the big city lights at this Illinois destination known for low light pollution, open skies, and designated areas built for stargazing.
Read MoreThis lesser-known Utah mountain town near Zion delivers year-round adventure, from skiing and snowmobiling to summer trails, lakes, and wildflowers.
Read MoreCheck out the best Great Lakes road trips, from Lake Michigan to Lake Superior, with scenic drives, must-see stops, and travel tips for every itinerary.
Read MorePlanning travel in a vintage RV? According to an expert, less obvious considerations can make a bigger difference to your journey than you might expect.
Read MoreHiking trails, primitive camping, and paddling routes await in this Central Florida wetland rich with wildlife and accessible from nearby cities.
Read MoreA small Minnesota town between Minneapolis and Lake Superior draws visitors with agate hunting, a scenic state park, and laid-back local spots.
Read MoreJust a 25 minute train ride from Philly, this retiree-friendly Pennsylvana suburb is full of history, vibrant festivals, unique architecture, and travel to-dos.
Read MorePhiladelphia is known for its historical sites (and cheesesteaks) but don't miss this trippy, interactive art attraction that's been wowing guests.
Read MoreWhile golf is often thought of as an expensive sport, this free, well-maintained Pennsylvania golf course proves it can be accessible for all.
Read MoreThis free-to-visit park is much more than a garden, with miles of trails, access to paddling and fishing on the river, historic buildings, and community events.
Read MoreIf you want to stay in a unique and luxurious Phoenix hotel, you can check out this hard-to-miss one in the downtown area, which has been there for decades.
Read MoreCalled Arizona's best and most famous steakhouse, this 75-year-old institution has undergone renovations but retains its midcentury charm and menu.
Read MoreIn Pittsburgh, a historic glasshouse features rotating flower shows, tropical displays, and curated plant collections across immersive indoor gardens.
Read MoreMalls are struggling around the country, and have been for a while, but there's a cool success story in Pittsburgh you might want to check out.
Read MorePittsburgh has experienced quite the renaissance in recent years, and these are the best ways to enjoy the Steel City's delightful nature.
Read MoreThis building in Portland, once the largest in the city, is now an Oregon event space with art in a massive atrium with a scenic glass elevator.
Read MoreIt's not everyday that you have the chance to hike across an entire state on a single pathway. But in Rhode Island, you can make that dream a reality.
Read MoreThis once-thriving military fort on the coast in Rhode Island is now a state park with trails, fishing, coastal views, and ruins of the old fortifications.
Read MoreIf you're a rail enthusiast, you'll want to board this train in Sacramento, California. They have holiday rides, a murder mystery trip, and wine tastings.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a Hill Country getaway with exemplary restaurants and shopping opportunities, you've met your match with this San Antonio suburb.
Read MoreEnjoy iconic artworks while exploring a stunning, historic Spanish Colonial mansion at Texas’ first modern art museum in San Antonio.
Read MoreThis contemporary art hub in San Francisco is a vibrant melting pot neighborhood with luxury accommodations and restaurants in the heart of the city.
Read MoreFor a tasting menu using local ingredients and a lounge-like atmosphere, book a table at this top-rated restaurant in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Read MoreVisiting Santa Cruz? These are some of the city's most memorable ice cream spots that serve artisan scoops, classic favorites, and creative flavor combinations.
Read MoreWhile not as famous as some other destinations in the state, this tiny South Carolina island was voted as having the best local beach in 2025.
Read MoreCharleston and Myrtle Beach get all of South Carolina's clout, but head to the state's largest lake for a fun day of fishing, paddling, and dining.
Read MoreThis expansive South Carolina state park offers cabin stays, forested trails through cypress groves, and access to one of the region's top fishing lakes.
Read MoreIf you want to take a peaceful hike right by the ocean, you can head to North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and tour this historic nature preserve.
Read MoreSituated 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.
Read MoreThere's nothing quiet like a stroll through town, popping into a few charming shops and glancing out over the water, and Tampa has a real winner to check out.
Read MoreGreat Smoky Mountains National Park isn't the only protected public land in its region. This park has scenic mountain views, hiking trails, and fewer crowds.
Read MoreAt 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.
Read MoreThis quiet park about an hour outside of Austin offers a lake for top-tier bass fishing, swimming, and paddling, plus sites for RV and tent camping.
Read MoreThis small West Texas city offers a relaxed rural setting with a nearby reservoir for fishing and camping, a railroad-era museum, and classic local diners.
Read MoreHouston, Texas, is preparing to host the 2026 World Cup, and its Main Street is getting a major overhaul that will make the downtown area more walkable.
Read MoreMost people picture the West Coast or the Caribbean when they think of a top-notch beach resort, but don't sleep on the Texas Gulf Coast.
Read MoreThis floating movie experience on a scenic lake near Austin is a summer must for cinephiles hungry for a unique way to watch a '70s horror movie classic.
Read MoreA tiny Texas town known for its delicious melons has so much more to offer, with parks and festivals and a downtown that feels like a trip back in time.
Read MoreIf you have a love for the outdoors, warm weather, and wildlife, this state park in Texas is the perfect getaway to fulfill all of your needs.
Read MoreRowdy crowds can ruin your family spring break vacation, so we found five mellow Texas destinations where you can relax and enjoy a variety of activities.
Read MoreThis central Texas state park offers cozy cabin stays, wooded campsites, swimming areas, and access to a large reservoir known for boating and fishing.
Read MoreDisney and Universal are some of the most well-known parks in California, but this thrilling one carries the accolade of being the state's biggest.
Read MoreLong lines, airport delays, and bad food frustrate many travelers. But there's more than one way to travel, and countless ways you can choose to experience it.
Read MoreThe nightmare of all nightmares has happened -- your rental car breaks down. But who exactly pays for the repairs? Turns out, it's not so black and white.
Read MoreIt's always frustrating (and embarrassing) to realize one of your bags is over the weight limit when you're at the airport, but luckily, there's a solution.
Read MoreThanks to more streamlined charging cables, you most likely won't need to travel with several cords, adapters, and charging devices anymore when taking a trip.
Read MoreThis buyer-approved toiletry bag on Amazon fits tons of bottles, cosmetics, and accessories thanks to its many zippered pockets and foldable design.
Read MoreWhen it has been decided that a train can no longer run on the tracks, there are a variety of ways to retire them, some of which are quite creative.
Read MoreThough they contain freshwater, the Great Lakes never really freeze over, and there's some intriguing factors responsible for the phenomenon.
Read MoreTwo ride-share apps dominate the U.S. market, but one beats the other when it comes to customer satisfaction, convenience, and overall reputation.
Read MoreBeyond major brands, Mall of America features a few standout shops offering unique products and experiences not found at other retail destinations.
Read MoreMass tourism may have come into its own in the 1980s, but as these trends show, traveling at that time looks pretty different to today's average experience.
Read MoreThese awesome castles emulate and innovate European styles, with stone fortresses, cliffside estates, and fairytale builds scattered across the United States.
Read MoreShopping for vintage magic will never go out of fashion, and these delightful Midwest destinations are fabulous spots for a bit of antique hunting.
Read MoreIf you love the water but are worried about meeting toothy critters, fear not when you head to these beautiful inland destinations for your beach fun.
Read MoreIf you want to ride the rails, you can check out this Amtrak line, which is by far the most popular in the United States and will be again in 2026.
Read MoreThis sprawling lake in Vermont isn't just a great spot for boating and fishing, as you'll also find excellent golfing and camping around its shores.
Read MoreTake a short hike around this park to see evidence of quarry workers' tool marks, wildlife, and lovely vistas of the peaceful creek and surrounding area.
Read MoreThis park is known for its well-maintained mountain bike trails that are fun for all skill levels, but there are also pretty hikes and gorgeous mountain views.
Read MoreWe 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!
Read MoreOn Washington's Whidbey Island, this former WWII defense site offers blufftop viewpoints, hidden bunker remains, freshwater fishing, and seasonal camping.
Read MoreWhile everyone else heads to Mount Rainer, head to Washington's Mt. St. Helens for one of the coolest state parks, where you can even sleep in a yurt.
Read MoreIf you're seeking a quiet escape in Washington, this state park offers cozy camping, a few miles of trails, and excellent fishing in the nearby river.
Read MoreHop in a boat and sail up to this peaceful little getaway, with waterfront camping and all the quiet you need to escape for a long weekend.
Read MoreWhile many nearby islands are off-limits to humans, this one features rugged beachfront campsites that let you enjoy a night under the stars.
Read MoreThis lake in the mountains of Washington may be small, but it's packed with fish and boasts a serene setting, with campgrounds conveniently located nearby.
Read MoreThis Washington state park offers some true seclusion, with peaceful boating, hiking, camping, and more. It's great stop on a long boating trip.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a nice place to walk or bike in Seattle, and you want a bunch of pretty views of the water, you are definitely in luck.
Read MoreLooking to spend much of your retirement casting a line on the water's edge? You're in luck. These destinations are the perfect places to retire and fish.
Read MoreThough it's quite tiny, this West Virginia state park lets visitors walk among trees that are hundreds of years old and hike through a rugged network of trails.
Read MoreWhile this ice cream shop may not be on the tourist radar (yet), it's a Wilmington, North Carolina staple offering both familiar and adventurous flavors.
Read MoreThis Wisconsin mining town had its ups and downs, but it is now preserved as a piece of living history, where guests can tour its Cornish-inspired buildings.
Read MoreThis small Wisconsin city features a Victorian-era downtown, community festivals, scenic parks, and a relaxed setting surrounded by prairie landscapes.
Read MoreThis lesser-known Wyoming destination features mining history, preserved architecture, and access to nearby state parks, trails, and heritage sites.
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