A public bathroom might not be the most exciting part of your trip, but if you're flying through one of these airports you'll want to make a short pit stop.
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A Southern California beach that isn’t already packed with people is hard to find. But at this tucked-away paradise, you’ll find space to stretch out.
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From True Dover sole, fresh oysters, and delicious crab cakes to filet mignon and exquisite rosemary biscuits, this SoCal seafood restaurant is worth the trip.
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Size doesn't always matter. California is home to the world's smallest mountain range, made mysterious by the fact that most of it is privately owned.
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Looking for a place you can enjoy the outdoors without driving too far from the city? Check out this state beach with hiking trails, scenic views, and camping.
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If you're not a fan of the concrete heat or splashy chaos of water parks, check out the indoor, waterless water park when visiting this southern city.
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The fun never stops at Disney's tremendous theme parks, and many areas of the parks and resorts are even more magnificent when the sun goes down.
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A certified Dark Sky Park, this state park in Texas is one of best stargazing destinations in the U.S., offering campers a front row to night sky splendor.
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Making the outdoors accessible for all people is so important. This wheelchair accessible trail at Yosemite offers spectacular views of a stunning waterfall.
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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.
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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.
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A recent analysis of Tripadvisor reviews ranked the dirtiest U.S. tourist attractions, and this theme park in New England (unfortunately) came in first.
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Add this stunning and underrated location to your Arizona itinerary to learn about the area's extensive history and enjoy incredible landscapes.
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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.
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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.
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The Grand Canyon is one of the most visited destinations on the planet, but less than 1% of visitors complete this ultra-challenging adventure.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Once a popular destination for amateur cave exploration, an incident revealed just how dangerous spelunking can be and closed the site forever.
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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.
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Visit this desert oasis for picturesque hiking trails, waterfalls, natural swimming holes to cool off in, and even a tram ride through beautiful landscapes.
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This island town is a popular destination for tourists yearning for natural beauty, beaches, and outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking, and fishing.
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Namesake TV shows and its sheer existence hasn't really awoken this semi-sleepy town, and it's still one of California's prettiest beaches to visit.
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Visitors to this popular California tourist spot can take a guided kayak or snorkeling tour to explore the cave and see its marine life up close.
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