This Bay Area Water Park Was Popular In The '80s – Now It's Closing Indefinitely
Families around San Jose have relied on this summer water park to escape the heat for decades, but that tradition is taking an unexpected pause.
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California's Only Vehicle-Friendly Beach State Park Has Reopened For Off-Roading & Camping
This popular off-roading and camping spot on the California coast has reopened after a lawsuit temporarily blocked access. Here's what you need to know.
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Oregon's Pristine Glacial Lake Offers A Mountain Getaway For Camping And Boating
This lake in Oregon's Deschutes National Forest is the perfect summer destination for boating, fishing, and camping, and it's just an hour from Bend.
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Ohio's Amusement Park Was A Total Bust In The '70s — Now It's A Fun Trailhead For Families
This amusement park ran for 100 years before shutting down, but today its grounds have been transformed into a family-friendly spot with easy trails.
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Amtrak's Southernmost Train Route Offers A Scenic Journey From Los Angeles To New Orleans
The train trip between Los Angeles and New Orleans may be long, but this route passes by some of the most stunning landscapes southern America has to offer.
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Colorado's Abandoned Aviation Facility Is Now A Thriving Retro Shopping Hub
Just 20 minutes from Denver, this historic aviation facility has been transformed into one of Colorado's most vibrant shopping and dining destinations.
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Wild Horses Roam Freely At This Mountain Destination On The Border Of Wyoming And Montana
If you’re on a road trip in the West this summer, be sure to visit the mustangs and wild horses that roam freely on the border between Wyoming and Montana.
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American Airlines Suspended These Flights, Leaving Summer Travelers With Fewer Options
If you’re flying cross-country this summer, watch out for potential changes in your schedule, as American Airlines is suspending some flights in 2026.
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A Scenic Arizona Lake Abruptly Closes, Disrupting Summer Travel Plans
If you had plans for a fishing trip to this stunning Arizona lake, you'll need a backup. An unfortunately incident has caused the lake to close indefinitely.
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California's Deepest Lake Is Also Its Most Popular With Crystal-Clear Water
This massive lake along the California-Nevada border isn't just a paddler's paradise, it's a bonafide vacation hotspot steeped in American history.
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Alaska's Mostly Abandoned Town Feels Frozen In Time Within America's Largest National Park
Once a thriving mining town, this remote, mostly-abandoned outpost in Alaska is a must-visit for adventure seekers looking for a true wilderness experience.
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New Jersey's Busiest Airport Is Getting A $200M Makeover That's Long Overdue
From new flooring, seating, and lighting to refurbished restrooms and passenger gates, New Jersey’s busiest airport is finally getting a makeover.
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California's State Park System Is Getting A Major Expansion With Three New Locations
California already boasts a massive state park system, and thanks to a recent initiative, they'll be adding three brand new parks to the roster.
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New York's Largest Water Park With A Hydromagnetic Coaster Is A Must-Visit This Summer
When New York City's summer heat becomes unbearable, locals head to a beloved Long Island water park for a refreshing escape. Here's why it's a must-visit.
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California's Most Popular National Park Got Rid Of Reservations, Leading To Massive Crowds
This park's reservation system was scrapped in early 2026, and visitor numbers jumped, bringing parking chaos, crowding trails, and leaving visitors frustrated.
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Florida's Popular Beach City Will Fine You $500 For Breaking This Swimming Rule
This Florida beach destination is popular for swimming, but visitors need to follow a strict rule or face an expensive fine. Here's what to know before you go.
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Dollywood's Iconic Water Park And Resorts Are Rejecting This Payment Method In 2026
The beloved Dollywood has joined a growing wave of major U.S. attractions ditching this popular form of payment. Here's what to know before you arrive.
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New York's Historic Spot Was A Total Bust In The '60s — Now It's A Must-Visit For Families
This historic area of New York City was once rundown. But now, it is a charming spot with museums, hands-on activities, and plenty of family-friendly fun.
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Here's What Happens To Visitors Who Die In US National Parks
Deaths in U.S. national parks are more common than many visitors realize, and what happens afterwards can be a complicated or even dangerous process.
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Sandwiched Between Orlando And Sarasota Lies Florida's Iconic 'Water Ski Capital Of The World'
Florida's iconic water skiing destination also boasts a rich history, a chain of beautiful lakes, and a huge Legoland resort that make the visit worthwhile.
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These Are The Only Two US States For Completely Snake-Free Hiking And Camping
If you love the great outdoors but hate the idea of a reptile slithering up your boot, head to these two U.S. states that are known for being snake free.
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Wyoming's Underrated State Park Is Worth The Short Road Trip From Yellowstone
Wyoming visitors often drive past this stunning state park on their way to Yellowstone, but it might just be the most rewarding detour in the area.
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California's New $500M Waterfront District With The State's Tallest Ferris Wheel Opens This Summer
This new California waterfront opening in 2026 features a 6,200-seat amphitheater and a Ferris wheel that rivals Santa Monica’s as the tallest in the state.
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America's Longest Official National Scenic Trail Is A Backcountry Paradise For Hikers
This underrated trail is the longest in the U.S., covering eight states with stunning trails that adventurous hikers can do as a thru-hike or in sections.
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Neither Delta Nor American: These US Airlines Have Been Ranked The Best In 2026 So Far
Two major finance sites ranked U.S. airlines for performance so far in 2026, and you might be surprised by the unexpected two that came out on top.
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LA County's Largest Lake Is A Summer Swimming Haven With A Fun Inflatable Aquapark
This summer, water slides, trampolines, climbing bridges, and of course swimming await at this inflatable aquapark at Los Angeles county’s largest lake.
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Southwest Is Backing Out Of These Airports In 2026, Leaving Travelers With Fewer Options
Southwest Airlines is canceling all services to these two major airport hubs. Here's what the change means for travelers with existing bookings.
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