Are you ready to live your "Dune" fantasy? This national park in Colorado is home to the tallest sand dunes in North America -- and a mesmerizing hike.
Take a road trip in Texas to experience mouth-watering BBQ, fields of colorful wildflowers, and live music. The best part? It's near San Antonio and Austin.
A recent analysis of Tripadvisor reviews ranked the dirtiest U.S. tourist attractions, and this theme park in New England (unfortunately) came in first.
Florida can get crowded, but luckily there's plenty of beaches to go around. Instead of Siesta Key, check out this hidden gem Florida town for water lovers.
What better way to spend the summer than camping, fishing, hiking, and playing disc golf or volleyball on this enormous campsite next to a gorgeous Great Lake.
While Glacier National Park is a popular destination for nature lovers (for good reason), there's one hidden gem lake you can visit to avoid peak season crowds.
This iconic Florida bridge is an impressive feat of engineering but with a tragic past, and some people are terrified to drive over the scenic yet steep bridge.
Looking for a vibrant city break? Head to one of Rick Steves' favorite US destinations for live music, a hot food scene, and fascinating historic landmarks.
With rocky plateaus, impressive breaks with 8-foot high waves, and a cool shack made from palm fronds, this California beach is great for beautiful sights.
Visit this sanctuary to see iconic local wildlife up-close and learn about conservation. Here's the best time to visit the park and what to know before you go.
Florida is known for its beaches, theme parks, and tourist traps. If you're planning to visit, skip Florida tourist traps for these state highlights instead.
Niagara Falls is an incredible destination but can be a pricey visit. Looking for a similar water adventure that is easier on the wallet? Look no further.
Visit this desert oasis for picturesque hiking trails, waterfalls, natural swimming holes to cool off in, and even a tram ride through beautiful landscapes.
This island town is a popular destination for tourists yearning for natural beauty, beaches, and outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking, and fishing.
Calling all OG gamers and video game historians, this town along Route 66 features a central square that invites quarter-holding guest back into a golden era.
Explore the lesser-visited city of Youngstown where there's something for everyone, from scenic walking trails and engineering museums to great restaurants.
Dreaming of seeing the crystal clear waters of Lake Tahoe for yourself? This beautiful campground offers lake views and top amenities to enjoy during your stay.
Did you know about this secret entrance to Animal Kingdom? With any luck, you can use it to skip the lines - and maybe stop for breakfast on the way in.