This beautiful natural landmark situated among the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains offers some of the best hiking and rock climbing in the country.
There's something fascinating about old abandoned towns that were once thriving communities. Driving through them is like driving through a page in history.
While many may plan a trip to Napa Valley or an idyllic beach for a romantic retreat, there are plenty of underrated American destinations perfect for couples.
The American Southwest is a beautiful region where the Sonoran Desert meets the southern edge of the Rockies. Intriguing history and outdoor adventure await.
The Hotel Monteleone in New Orleans is not only a designated literary landmark, it's also home to a 70-year-old rotating bar that should be on your bucket list.
Robbers Cave in Oklahoma offers visitors the chance to retrace the footsteps of some of the 1800s' most notorious criminals, whose ghosts may still be lurking.
If you're keen on exploring the coffee culture and city life of Seattle, here are some notorious tourist traps you might want to avoid on your next trip.
When you're looking to plan a getaway with plenty of sun and sand, it's hard to go wrong with Florida. Space enthusiasts will also love this unique road trip.
Newport Beach, California, is home to millionaires, mansions, and the ultra-luxurious The Resort at Pelican Hill, featuring a huge, unique circular pool.
Many people embark on a road trip for beautiful scenery, but one in West Virginia is known for its haunts, from historic inns to an abandoned asylum and more.
Consider this RV park for your next trip to California. Just steps from the beach, it's the perfect place to relax or let the kids run wild in the games room.
According to a recent study, some U.S. airports have longer customs wait times than others. The study also offers suggestions for alternative airports.
The canyon lands of the desert Southwest are extraordinarily beautiful but hiking in them can be quite dangerous. Learn ways to stay safe while enjoying them.
Travelers who enjoy exploring ghost towns, especially the historical mining camps (and what remains of them today) will want to visit this Southwestern state.
Escape the cold this winter without digging out your passport by heading to this underrated beach in California with hiking trails and a great campground.
Not every national park has an interesting town next door, but the ones here have sufficient character, history, and natural beauty to make them worth visiting.