You may have a visit to the Statue of Liberty on your NYC tourist itinerary, but might not have considered this one fact that make it a safety concern.
You don't need to watch a horror movie or visit a haunted house this Halloween, head to this spooky forest for a hike instead, and learn about local legends.
Follow the (almost) 100-mile scenic road this season to catch a brilliant display of fall foliage along a route with plenty of worthwhile stops along the way.
Explore ruins, an old jail, and a mining tunnel shaft at this hauntingly pretty ghost town that features one of the best small-town museums in the West.
Montana is home to one of the world's cleanest and largest freshwater lakes. With tons of wildlife, water activities, and lakeside towns, there's plenty to do.
Oregon is a hiker's paradise, and the Beaver State is packed with picturesque trails to spectacular lakes, secret beaches, stunning viewpoints, and much more.
This stunning waterfall is one of Arizona's best-kept secrets, but there's only a brief window of time where you can see it. Here's how to time your journey.
Learn more about Oklahoma's oldest resort town and why it's worth a visit. From its unique history, charm, and access to nearby nature, there's lots to do.
This cute town in Colorado is a Halloween movie-lover's dream! Head there this season for special screenings and activities in a suitably spooky environment.
Las Vegas has some of the most elaborate hotels in the United States, and the hotel pools are no different. Here are five unique ones to consider for your trip.
You can't beat an RV trip to a spectacular national park, but one of America's most popular is adding a law stopping the vehicles from its most popular highway.
The fact that this Western steakhouse is Colorado's oldest restaurant is reason enough to visit, but the food more than holds up its end of the bargain.
Gather the family for an outdoor adventure to this stunning and easy hiking trail lined with waterfalls that are even more beautiful as the leaves change color.
For an affordable activity near Aspen, check out this Gold Rush ghost town to learn more about Colorado's history and explore some spooky abandoned buildings.
Why go to one state park when you can visit two? This trail in West Virginia connects two parks while taking you along a scenic river with perfect fall foliage.
New York City is famous for its pizza, but what about Upstate New York? The slices you'll find at this small town pizza joint are internationally acclaimed.