Arizona might not be the first state that comes to mind when thinking of beautiful beaches, but local experts know what the Grand Canyon State has to offer.
There are a lot of ways to get to Yosemite National Park, but this one famous road is only open during the summer. Find out why, and alternative roads to use.
Heading to Myrtle Beach? We looked at OpenTable and Tripadvisor to pull the best restaurants in town. From seafood to fondue, there's something for everyone.
Get ready to relax when you visit this small beach town in the Florida panhandle. Close to a state park, you can enjoy the outdoors and the local art scene.
Embark on this bucket list-worthy scenic train journey through West Virginia where you can spot wildlife and soak up lesser-visited landscapes in style.
Lace up your hiking shoes and head to this lesser-known beach in California for the most Insta-worthy views of the Golden Gate Bridge without the crowds.
As it is often said, the best places to experience are those beloved by locals. This serene beach in Florida will impress with stunning water and views.
Bring your furry friend down south where this seaside city is set up to welcome dogs and their owners for fun vacation activities both indoors and out.
You don't have to go to the Caribbean for beautiful beaches. You don't even need to be on the coast! This beach in Wisconsin has the clearest water in the U.S.
You won't find much to do on this remote island in Maryland, and that's just the way we like it! With delicious seafood and friendly locals, it's a true escape.
Samantha Brown knows more than her fair share about travel, and these Florida destinations caught her eye. The best of the Sunshine State? Look no further.
This lesser-visited area of New York makes for the perfect weekend getaway, with unique accommodations, historic sights, interesting art, and lively festivals.
Forget the Grand Canyon and Lake Powell (okay, not really). This lake in Arizona is a stunning place to hike up giant granite boulders and then go boating.
Tourists might be keen to see an adorable manatee when visiting Florida, but they're protected wildlife, so you need to follow this rule to avoid hefty fines.
This offensive gesture can affect you and fellow parkgoers if you use it when posing for photos at Disney. Actress Elisabeth Moss learned this the hard way.
Three miles is all you have to hike to take in the scenery at Olympic National Park. This short hike is the most popular, but don't worry, there's plenty more.
One of Florida's most beautiful trails, teeming with wildlife and tranquil beaches, is actually an easily accessible hike only half an hour out of Miami!
Taylor Creek in Zion National Park is a less crowded but still stunning hike that will take you off the beaten track to enjoy some beautiful landscapes.
Boulder hopping, wading across water, trekking through foliage ... this Arizona hike has it all! And you'll be rewarded with a stunning waterfall at the end.