If you’ve ever crossed the border on I-90 from Idaho to Montana, you’ve probably seen signs for the 50,000 Silver Dollar Bar in Haugan. And if you’ve been, you know that this quirky spot is so much more than a bar. You can enjoy a hot meal, spend the night, and best of all, shop for some unique Montana gifts and treasures. Lincoln’s 50,000 Silver Dollar Bar is located just off I-90 at Exit 16....
Minnesota is home to many landmark restaurants that have stood the test of time. The state’s oldest restaurant – Hubbell House – predates the state, and many other iconic spots have popped up as well. From Mickey’s Diner to Matt’s Bar, the Land of 10,000 Lakes has plenty of great restaurants filled with local history. There’s one in particular that has been serving food since the 1930s. Every Minnesotan should add it to the top of their bucket list....
Status Dough has three locations throughout Tennessee, and their East Nashville storefront has made itself known as one of the best new additions to the area in recent years. Bring your sweet tooth, bring your family, or maybe just snag a treat or two to take home for yourself. The ice cream and donut combo, though? You’ll want to indulge immediately. Status Dough - Facebook Status Dough serves up artisanal doughnuts to the city of Nashville by way of their Eastside location....
Reading about Utah’s history is always entertaining and interesting, but seeing it in pictures is even better. Here are 21 snapshots of Utah in days gone by, spanning from 1869 to 1969. The information I’ve included with these photos is either taken from the notes included with the photo, or from historical accounts of the places depicted. In some cases, facts have varied from source-to-source. In those instances, I’ve used the most reliable source....
West Virginia’s many rustic camping spots all provide primitive getaways far from the reaches of our everyday woes. But there’s at least one rustic campground that goes a step further. Nestled just off scenic Route 50 approximately 25 miles northeast of Davis, lies a heavily forested campground with nearly a full mile of waterfront access on a picturesque valley stream. If you’ve never heard of Abrams Creek Campground and Retreat Center, then you’re not alone....
Ever just start craving an old-fashioned meal of a juicy burger, fries, and an ice cold root beer? Fortunately, we live in a state that’s bursting with restaurants that serve delicious burgers, so we always have our fair share of places that can cure that craving. For an old school experience, however, you’ll definitely want to consider a visit to this burger joint in Missouri that’s been around for six decades....
When going through the motions of everyday life, it can be easy to forget just how many enchanting places there are in the Old Line State. Previously, we shared this list of fairytale-like places in Maryland worth checking out. Today, we’re bringing you one more that will have you swear you’ve just stepped into a Disney movie. Ready for some magic? This Maryland destination is so delightful, it’s almost unreal and it’s known as the best castle in Maryland....
‘Tis the season for festival lights, snow-covered lawns, and cups of hot chocolate! When the holiday season strikes, many towns around Massachusetts transform their town into a magical winter wonderland that would put even the Grinch into the holiday spirit. Concord is one of the most historic towns in Massachusetts, and certainly one of the most beautiful. When winter descends on the state, this community transforms into a picture-perfect, snowy wonderland....
Remnants of the Silver State’s past can be found all over, and stumbling across one of these historic destinations is always a real treat. If you love seeking out these hidden gems from decades past, then you’ll definitely want to plan a journey out to this century-old historic schoolhouse site. The Elgin Schoolhouse is a fascinating place to visit and learn about our state’s early residents, but its location within the beautiful Rainbow Canyon makes it all the more memorable....
When’s the last time you got lost in a charming shop, so caught up in the unique finds that you simply didn’t notice the time had slipped away? If you’ve got a few free hours, plan a visit to this craft & antique mall in Missouri. The downtown shop promises something for everyone – whether you’re hoping to spruce up your home with new decor or you’re on the hunt for quirky artwork to adorn your walls....
Over the years, Washington has been home to a huge number of wildly successful food and craft festivals. And much to our delight, one local company has come up with the brilliant idea to combine the two. Gobble Up is the specialty foods show you need in your life — and best of all, it’s free to attend. Now in its third year, Gobble Up is a Seattle festival that highlights local specialty and craft food vendors....
New Jersey has a rich cinematic history, starting right at the dawn of the industry. The Garden State was once the film capital of the world, back when Hollywood was just a sleepy farm town filled with orange groves. Fort Lee and West Orange were at the epicenter, with Edison’s Black Maria studio for production and the striking Palisades Cliffs making for fantastic scenery. Over the years, many movies have been filmed in New Jersey, including Goodfellas (Marlboro, Fort Lee, Palisades Interstate Parkway), The Godfather Part III (Atlantic City), When Harry Met Sally (East Rutherford), and War of the Worlds (Bayonne, Howell, Newark, and Elizabeth)....
Are you always looking for the next great meal in the First State? Luckily, foodies can find delicious BBQ in Delaware at the best bourbon bar you’ll ever find. Stop by Limestone BBQ in Wilmington for the most delicious, smoky, flavorful meal of the month. You can find some of the best BBQ in Delaware at a whiskey bar and smokehouse in Wilmington. Facebook / Limestone BBQ Limestone BBQ brings southern soul to the First State in a warm and welcoming environment....
Mac and cheese is arguably the most popular comfort food in America – so much so that an entire festival dedicated to it has been established right here in Arizona! The Mac & Cheese Festival AZ is returning this November and tickets are already on sale. You definitely don’t want to miss out on the cheesiest event of the season. On November 16 and 17, Scottsdale will be taken over by everyone’s favorite comfort food....
As temperatures drop here in the Great Lakes State, the idea of curling up with a cozy quilt only grows more appealing. After all, there’s something utterly charming about the simple delights of a handcrafted quilt, particularly when it’s made with care by a family member or loved one. When you’re in the mood to immerse yourself in all things quilting, check out this incredible shop. Miles of Stitches is located at 123 N Midland St....
Some of Minnesota’s best places to see fall colors are high above the trees! That’s certainly the case for the gorgeous gondola that takes you to the top of Moose Mountain. It also rings true for the Kerfoot Canopy Tour, where you can whisk through the trees high above the ground! Today, we want to introduce yet another aerial view of Minnesota’s changing leaves. This one takes the form of a 100-foot-tall fire tower at Mille Lacs Kathio State Park....
Expect the unexpected as you travel on Route 22 in Dauphin, just eight miles from Harrisburg, or you may end up like other motorists have in the past. At the unexpected sight of the now-beloved statue, jutting up from the middle of the Susquehanna River, drivers used to slam on their brakes, wreaking havoc on the highway. Here’s the story of the little Statue of Liberty in Pennsylvania. Turn the clock back to a simpler time....
Autumn is nearly here, which means corn maze season! There are plenty of farms and orchards around the Old Line State offering festive corn mazes, but how about a beach maze? Check out the following attraction where you can trek through sand, making your way past spooky monsters and more. How unique! Read on for the details and plan your own trip to this spot this fall. What better place for a beach maze than Maryland’s Ocean City?...
When it comes to picturesque small towns, there is no place quite like the Mount Rushmore State, which prides itself on charming communities with super friendly residents. One of these small towns that many have never heard of but need to visit is the quaint Parker… and here is why: Located in Turner County, Parker is home to just over 1,000 residents who demonstrate the town’s motto of “Life’s A Little Bigger In A Small Town....
We’ve all known for a long time that Portland is one of the greatest cities in America. And while some might believe that other Portland is the one to visit first, we all know that ours is the best. And, for good reason, a number of national publications are in agreement. What is arguably the authority on all things travel, Condé Nast, released their list of must-visit winter destinations and the only US city on the list is…you guessed it!...
