Atlanta is a proud city packed with history and delicious treats, so don't get on the wrong side of the locals by ordering this popular soft drink when in town.
Every great college town bubbles with excitement, athletics and nighttime entertainment, and one popular spot in Michigan offers all that and much more.
As much as you might want to strike up a conversation and break the ice as you pass through airport security, the TSA agent might not be so appreciative.
Get out your camera because this small town in New Jersey is a perfect place to take pictures for social media or just because you love beautiful pictures.
You don't need to go to Arizona to experience a grand canyon. This state park in Pennsylvania is known to have its own forested version of the "Grand Canyon."
Hiking Virginia's tallest mountain might not offer you panoramic views, but you'll be transported to a dense, lush forest straight out of a fantasy novel.
We've all heard of Niagara Falls. But on the other side of the country is a waterfall that's even taller. Hidden away in Idaho, you won't want to miss it.
Florida sure does attract a crowd, but this underrated and overlooked island is a fabulous way to experience the Sunshine State in relative tranquility.
Las Vegas is a vacationer's dreamland where you can find almost everything, and that includes a budget-friendly meal (as long as you know how to find it).
You wouldn't think the Ft. Lauderdale area is a place to escape the crowds in Florida, but this small park on an island is perfect for watersports and hiking.
Everyone should endeavor to visit the Great Smoky Mountains at least once in their lives, and this underrated town packed with adventure is the perfect gateway.
A unique part of the dedicated hiking community is that of trail names, or nicknames for use on the trail, but there are intricate rules and rituals involved.
What's the harm in taking a rock, right? The reality is more complicated. If you're visiting Hawaii, here are some reasons why taking a rock is disrespectful.
If you love calm lakes surrounded by a forest of bald cypress trees, then you don’t want to miss this state park in Delaware for all your water adventures.