Discover An Old West Town At This US State Park
Step back into the Old West at this Western U.S. ghost town. This old gold mining town is well preserved making it a special (and often eerie) place to visit.
Read MoreStep back into the Old West at this Western U.S. ghost town. This old gold mining town is well preserved making it a special (and often eerie) place to visit.
Read MoreAffordable global travel awaits as budget airline Breeze seeks to expand into the international travel market to destinations like Europe and Central America.
Read MoreGet your sea legs ready to embark on an unforgettable journey through Alaska's breathtaking landscapes and discover the wonders of America's Last Frontier.
Read MoreThe holiday season means more travelers and busier transit hubs, but to avoid delays and cancellations, you might want to skip El Paso International Airport.
Read MoreThe Great Lakes are amazing but the largest, deepest, coldest, and most beautiful is Lake Superior. Enjoy the entire lake on this stunning 1,300-mile road trip.
Read MoreYou won't need to be a great swimmer to enjoy this beach in Cape Cod. Its low tide exposes miles of sand so you and your family can walk into the ocean.
Read MoreWhether you're trying to flee seasonal chill or explore a winter wonderland in January, start your travel year visiting one of these 10 U.S. destination.
Read MoreFishing, kayaking, and birding are just a few ways to enjoy this Southern state park. It's a true coastal retreat with plenty of wonderful outdoor recreation.
Read MoreWhile it's very rare to come across this reptile at the beach, a few have been spotted in recent years on California beaches. It's always good to be aware.
Read MoreEscape the hectic pace of everyday life with a visit to this beautiful Texas state park. This protected wetland is home to a wide variety of plants and animals.
Read MoreThe East Coast may not be famous for alpine skiing, but this ski resort in Maine is the second largest east of the Mississippi, featuring more than 160 trails.
Read MoreMiami is one of the most popular tourist cities in the United States, and these are the must-do attractions, landmarks and experiences to tick off your list.
Read MoreSince it's nestled on the banks of Lake Michigan, it's going to rain in Chicago, but here are some of the best things you can do on a rainy day in Chicago.
Read MoreUncover Yosemite's hidden cascading waterfalls by following one of the park's 278 hiking trails to get off the beaten track and see the falls from above.
Read MoreAlaska is an awesome land of powerful nature and complex history, and our list of must-see places will help any first time visitor make the most of their trip.
Read MoreYou might not have heard of this underrated town in Maine, but you will soon. If you like water adventures, seafood, and quiet, this is the place for you.
Read MoreThe U.S. doesn't have many places where you can explore coral reefs, but this state park in Florida is dedicated to giving you an underwater adventure.
Read MoreVisit Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, a hidden gem with turquoise waters, white sand beaches, and a charming small-town vibe you can enjoy on a budget.
Read MoreThey say everything is bigger in Texas, and that also applies to paranormal activity. These Texan destinations come with spooks and scares galore.
Read MoreThis Massachusetts state forest has a trail network for hiking, horseback riding, skiing, and dogsledding, making it perfect for year-round outdoor activities.
Read MoreAlthough many travelers will snowbird to exotic islands or hit the slopes this winter, consider these underrated U.S. winter getaways to avoid the crowds.
Read MoreDon't stay cooped up inside all winter long. This Florida beach is a perfect escape to give you warm sun and beautiful beaches -- and plenty to do, of course.
Read MoreFind budget-friendly tips for visiting Phoenix, where you can enjoy desert parks, eclectic restaurants, and a thriving arts scene without breaking the bank.
Read MoreIf you are searching for a European-style Christmas extravaganza right here in the States, look no further than the state capital of Maryland.
Read MoreWith 6,000 acres of land, this Alabama state park has plenty to offer. Whether you love fishing, hiking, or zip lining, there's something for everyone.
Read MoreThese two Midwestern cities claim to be the birthplace of rock and roll. You can explore this rich history yourself with a rock and roll-themed visit.
Read MoreWhile Malibu is a star-studded locale, there are specific places in Malibu that you're most likely to spot celebrities, from quaint shops to high-end eateries.
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