Napa Valley isn't just famous for its wines. Outdoor adventurers also love this California town that has a relaxing hot spring and lots of natural beauty.
The Arizona desert features some of the most breathtaking geological formations and scenic vistas on Earth. And nowhere is that truer than this gorgeous park.
Hiking the Grand Canyon is a bucket list item for a lot of outdoor enthusiasts, but be forewarned that these trails are dangerous even in spring and fall.
These U.S. restaurants don't just rely on their lakefront locations to draw in diners, offering highly-rated food in addition to unforgettable water views.
This stunning stretch of highway in Arizona offers breathtaking views, but its curves and risky winter conditions may make it worth avoiding on a road trip.
Head to this sunny state park for the ultimate outdoor adventure, with plenty of hiking trails and opportunities for water sports along the Deschutes River.
American bald eagles are a rare sight since they are a protected species, but there is one place in the United States where you can see them –– in Alaska.
Escape to the secluded Mud Keys in Florida, where mangroves, clear waters, and untouched beauty make for unforgettable outdoor adventures with no crowds.
While famous for its multicolored geysers and hot springs, Yellowstone National Park is home to a stunning Grand Canyon that rivals its Arizona counterpart.
Several countries have recently issued travel warnings for citizens visiting the U.S. Here's why they're advising people to reconsider travel or take caution.
History, ghosts, and the Wild West. What more could you ask for? This town in Arizona was once known as "wicked" and is now a revitalized weekend getaway.
You might think drivers in your state are bad, but a recent survey ranked an unexpected and popular state as having the worst drivers in the entire country.