The Best North Carolina Mountain Towns To Visit For Majestic Views
Travelers in search of charming downtown areas, outdoor recreation, and sweeping vistas should set their sights on these North Carolina mountain towns.
Read MoreTravelers in search of charming downtown areas, outdoor recreation, and sweeping vistas should set their sights on these North Carolina mountain towns.
Read MoreWhy visit one lake when you can visit 10? This city in Florida is surrounded by a state park with 10 lakes, while the city itself has its own quirky charm.
Read MoreBask in the sun during the day and relax under the glow of stars at these campsites. You will find many options that will suit your Memorial Day plans.
Read MoreAdd this underrated town to your bucket list if you love shopping for antiques and learning about American history in a place steeped in Southern charm.
Read MoreSkip the crowds of Portland and visit this smaller city in Oregon that offers outdoor adventures, quirky museums and hotels, and most importantly, sea lions!
Read MoreThis charming coastal camping getaway is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life where you can unplug and relax by the sea.
Read MoreImmerse yourself in nature and enjoy animal encounters without sacrificing your creature comforts at California's best-loved glamping destinations.
Read MoreFor the perfect seaside getaway, head to this North Carolina town that doesn't get as much clout as its neighbors, but is just as charming and has fewer crowds.
Read MoreThis Midwestern town brings a taste of Switzerland to the heartland, with its rich heritage and plenty of delicious cheese to sample during your trip.
Read MoreEnjoy a relaxing getaway at this scenic nature resort on an island in Georgia, the perfect weekend escape with outdoor activities and peaceful surroundings.
Read MoreHistory, ghosts, and the Wild West. What more could you ask for? This town in Arizona was once known as "wicked" and is now a revitalized weekend getaway.
Read MoreSkip Charlotte and instead visit this charming coastal town in North Carolina. With smaller crowds, this friendly city is a perfect weekend getaway.
Read MoreThis historic lakeside town blends rich heritage, scenic beauty, and local charm for a perfect relaxing getaway in America's Oldest Summer Resort town.
Read MoreEnjoy a day trip or weekend away from the city by visiting one of these five incredible state and national parks near San Diego, California.
Read MoreThis charming town just outside NYC is packed with creative energy, amazing food, and a vibrant local art scene perfect for a weekend getaway.
Read MoreThis lesser-visited town in Japan is a dream destination featuring hot springs, rich history, and breathtaking scenery for an unforgettable escape.
Read MoreLooking for adventure with a side of the macabre? Head to this Texas ghost town located just outside of Big Bend National Park for eerie thrills.
Read MoreYou might think of covered bridges as a New England thing, but Oregon is a close rival. This one town is known as the "Covered Bridge Capital of the West."
Read MoreIn the mood for spending time in nature while also visiting a historical site? Why not take a trip to this underrated Texas park and do both at once.
Read MoreTuscany is a popular area of Italy. If you want to avoid crowds of tourists, skip Florence and instead take a trip to this town called the "door to Tuscany."
Read MoreSpain boasts many wonderful destinations for travelers, but this incredibly walkable city is a well-preserved historical paradise of a location.
Read MoreIf you only visit Austin or Houston, you're missing out on the real Texas experience. Instead, travel to this small town with fun artwork and mysterious lights.
Read MoreIf you’re craving shrimp scampi or fresh oysters, these Florida beaches offer the perfect mix of sun, sand, and seafood to satisfy your appetite.
Read MoreJon Staff and Pete Davis presented Getaway to the Sharks, a company that promotes connecting with nature and oneself. Here's what happened after the show.
Read MoreAt this town in New Hampshire, you get the best of all worlds. You can explore nature at farms, walk classic New England streets, and party in a college town.
Read MoreWhen you think of famous wine regions in the U.S., Missouri probably isn't the first that comes to mind. But this town will completely change your perspective.
Read MoreJaunt through lush green parks, watch the sunset over the water, and explore the art scene in this quaint, little-known Hudson Valley town full of charm.
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