Visit one (or all!) of these great amusement parks within driving distance from San Jose, California, for a fun and family-friendly day out for all ages.
Follow this brilliant scientist's route to all 48 states on the continental U.S. on a multi-month road trip and visit 50 national monuments along the way.
Sedona is a hiker's paradise, especially if you like being surrounded by otherworldly red cliffs. This trail near Sedona is a perfect way to experience them.
If the hustle and bustle of modern life is too much, head out into this magnificent North Carolina state park to get in touch with nature and yourself.
Visit this charming city in Florida to enjoy unique wildlife spotting opportunities, relax on white sand beaches, and travel by canal rather than road.
Transport yourself to another world when you visit these icy "caves" in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. It's the perfect winter getaway in Hiawatha National Forest.
Colorado has no shortage of stunning mountain spots, but one of its quietest towns holds its own when it comes to outdoor adventures and spectacular views.
Do you have the courage to enter a museum filled with serial killer memorabilia and graphic depictions of death and horror? Then check out this museum in LA.
New York City has so much to do, how do you pick the right places to visit? We asked the owner of Real New York Tours on the best NYC tourist attractions.
If you're searching for an RV park that brilliantly bridges the gap between community charm and world-class amenities, this beloved Florida spot is for you.
Thought the U.S. didn't have any gorgeous streets? Think again. These avenues are awesome, perfect for strolling and practically begging for that photo.
Washington is home to some incredible scenery, and this island state park is no exception. Visit for tranquil beaches, wildlife spotting, and great food.
West Virginia's Seneca Rocks might be beautiful, but it's too crowded. Instead, get your rock-climbing adrenaline at this private company just 10 minutes away.