Chicago might steal the spotlight, but just over the border in Michigan is a county filled with charming lakeside towns that are perfect for a road trip.
Exploring the incredible national parks of the United States is one of life's great pleasures, but did you know that you might be eligible for a free pass?
To see an unusual geological wonder, head to this beach in Mendocino County. And let's be honest - it's also an opportunity to get some great Instagram pics.
Oklahoma is home to an underrated state park that'll satisfy any outdoor enthusiast. Whether you love hiking, fishing, or camping, you'll have plenty to do.
Colorado may be famous for winter adventures, but one of its best ski towns is an overlooked gem for scenic summer fun, like mountain biking and hot springs.
There is no shortage of spectacular road trip opportunities in Montana, but the beauties waiting in lake country make for a seriously compelling option.
In case you didn't know, San Francisco has lots of hills, and parking on those slopes can be a challenge. Master this tactic before you go, and you'll be fine.
This road trip takes you to Michigan's best waterfalls, spanning state parks and national forests, including Michigan's largest: Upper Tahquamenon Falls.
You might want to think twice before jumping into the waters of Massachusetts right now. Many beaches are closed to the public, and the outlook isn't pretty.
While swimming in natural water is an amazing experience, there often aren't lifeguards. If you're visiting a national park, always designate a "water watcher."
The airport might not seem like the best place for underrated culinary experiences and delicious dining, but Denver International is no ordinary airport.
San Diego is a spectacular city on the rise, and this much-celebrated neighborhood destination is almost as delightful as visiting iconic Italy itself.
You don't need to cross an ocean to visit the Netherlands. This small town in Iowa is brimming with Dutch charm, including windmills and a tulip festival.
You don't need to be in academia to enjoy this Oregon college town, which boasts tons of art and culture offerings, historic sites, and stunning nature.
Despite the excitement it inspires, Orlando has garnered itself a reputation as a magnet for tourist traps. According to reviews, these are the worst offenders.
There's so much to do in NYC, but you'll still be shocked at this bizarre tour that takes you to the underground world of the city. We hope you like rats.
You wouldn't predict that the world's biggest arcade is in a charming town in New Hampshire. But there's more to do here, and you'll love every second of it!
Is it a water slide or a ferris wheel? It's both! This park in Wisconsin has America's first-ever rotating water slide, not to mention the multi-level go-karts.
With five colleges across three towns, this area in Massachusetts has it all: museums, outdoor activities, nightlife, and lots of energy with small-town charm.
Despite Florida having so many beaches, they have a tendency to get crowded. Luckily, this island is a lesser-known gem filled with charm and a laid-back vibe.
You might not think of Texas as a place for water adventures, but this lake near the Mexico border offers tons of fishing, swimming, and even scuba diving.
This beach park in Maui is an underrated gem and great for families. With essential amenities and an ideal location, it's the perfect place to spend the day.