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Doughnuts are one of the best desserts. They’re portable, handheld, and come in tons of great flavors, but we also couldn’t live without ice cream. So imagine how excited we were to find this little doughnut shop that serves ice cream-stuffed doughnuts! They’re the perfect dessert, and you’re going to want to visit Knead Doughnuts to try them for yourself. Knead Doughnuts serves up some of the best doughnuts in the state, and it’s located in the beautiful, historic Custom House building....

The only thing that could make Ohio’s beautiful fall foliage views more enjoyable would be a glass of wine in hand. (Wouldn’t you agree?) That’s why we’ve mapped out the perfect day trip to take in Ohio Winery Country on a sunny fall day. You’ll pass through charming small towns, locally owned wineries and even a national park. Embrace the autumn season this year before it’s gone—because we all know it passes by too quickly....

Do you have little ones in your life? If so, you’re probably always seeking out new places for them to burn off their seemingly endless energy. Maryland has plenty of playgrounds, both indoor and outdoor, but did you know that you can also have a blast at a playground equipment store? Check out the following spot where you can shop, swing, climb, and more. You’ll find Play N’ Learn, Inc. along Red Branch Road in Columbia....

Did you know there was a small town in Georgia named Santa Claus? Hard to believe, but it’s true. This small town, with an even smaller population, may just be the most festive place in the state come Christmastime. Take a look at this charming little town, and why people will drive from hundreds of miles away, just to drop a letter in their bright red mailbox. Who can blame them?...

Louisiana and ghosts have a long history together. From the Myrtles Plantation to the hauntingly beautiful cemeteries of New Orleans, we certainly have our fair share of ghost stories. This particular haunted bar has been a watering hole for centuries, and the next time you’re in the area you should swing by for a drink – and maybe a ghostly encounter or two. Located in the heart of the French Quarter on historic Bourbon Street, Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar is the oldest building in the country currently being used as a bar....

Are you hoping for an opportunity to unwind from a hectic week? You could visit a resort to bask in luxury or, if you prefer something a little more natural, try a visit to a hot spring. You can find quite a few of the latter option around the state but if you want to combine a warm soak with a short hike and beautiful views, you’ll want to check out this one hot spring in northern New Mexico....

With cooler temperatures sweeping across the state and the fall and winter months in full swing, snow will be here before you know it (it it hasn’t already visited you this season!). This year, consider embracing the season with a visit to one of the most epic winter attractions in Ohio. Mad River Mountain in Zanesfield is largely regarded by lovers of winter sports as the best snow tubing hill in Ohio....

Located in Summertown, Tennessee, a small town in Lewis County, you can find the oldest inhabited commune in the United States. Many folks think that they should be looking at New York and California, but it’s actually right here in Tennessee. It’s a tiny place with a big heart and a whole lot of history. biotour13 - Flickr Tennessee. A beautiful haven of rolling hills and southern hospitality, it’s also home to the oldest “commune” in the United States....

Southern California is packed with many cool towns to visit, but it’s SoCal’s beach towns that bring out the wanderer in all of us. From casual beachside hangouts to breezy local bars and restaurants, you’ll find a little bit of everything when you make a visit to Hermosa Beach. But one of our favorite spots is this one little market that’s been around since 1914. Here’s a closer look: Whether you need a light snack after a day at the beach or you’re seeking a spot where you can find all of your favorite items to pack a perfect picnic, The Green Store has you covered....

One of the oldest restaurants in Georgia also happens to be one of the most coveted. This Atlanta staple has been serving “Food That Pleases” since 1929. Late-night crowds still file in for the over-easy eggs or the sweet French toast. Serving up authentic diner-style eats for nearly a century, check out why The Majestic is still a landmark restaurant in Georgia. As one of Atlanta’s oldest restaurants, The Majestic is a time-honored spot where you can snag a plate of eggs no matter the time of day....

Whether you’re looking for that perfect piece of decor for your house, a gift for a friend, or you simply have that itch to go shopping, an antique shop is a great place to hit up. Antique stores are filled with one-of-a-kind items not easily found anywhere else and you can usually get hours of entertainment from perusing them. That’s definitely the case when it comes to this massive antique mall in our state....

Many of Montana’s roadside burger stands and ice cream shops are seasonal, which means we’re rapidly running out of time to enjoy them this year. If you have yet to treat yourself to a meal from Mark’s In & Out in Livingston, you’ll definitely want to go while you still can. This iconic eatery has been around since 1954, and the food is better than ever. It’s impossible to miss Mark’s In & Out when you’re coming into Livingston from Highway 89....

Wyoming’s history is fascinating. Our wild and remote state was once such a mystery. When it was part of the Oregon Trail, many migrants fell in love with the scenery and the way of life, and began to settle here in the Cowboy State. Many more continued on towards the West Coast. You can actually see evidence of the massive migration when you visit the Oregon Trail Ruts Historic Site....

Freezing temps? Tons of snow? Icy roads? Pfft…we, Pennsylvanians, are experts when it comes to dealing with whatever winter throws our way. And, we certainly don’t let the plunging temperatures and heavy snowfall get in our way of going outdoors and making winter memories. In fact, without the snow, we couldn’t experience the thrills of zooming down a mountain on a snow tube at this epic snow tubing park in Pennsylvania....

Hiking’s an ideal way to spend a few hours outdoors, enjoying the fresh air and the sunshine. Missouri boasts its fair share of enchanting waterfall trails. Sometimes, however, we just want to drink in the natural beauty of a waterfall without embarking on a hike. If you’re in or driving through Joplin, make a stop at Grand Falls in Missouri. You can practically drive up to the breathtaking waterfall. Pull into a free parking space on the side of the road, where you’ll get your first glimpse of the majestic Grand Falls in Joplin....

There are a lot of Kentucky towns that have amazing holiday festivals and definitely know how to do Christmas right. Grand Rivers, Louisville, Lexington, and Newport, to name just a few, are all pretty spectacular and have plenty to do to get into the holiday spirit. However, one town in Kentucky goes all out and celebrates for almost two straight months. That town is Ashland, and it transforms itself into a winter wonderland every year and is arguably the best winter town in Kentucky....

It isn’t often you hear alcohol and arcade games in the same sentence, but Bishop Cidercade in Dallas encourages adults to unleash their inner child. Sip homemade cider and play more than 170 pinball machines, racing simulators, and skee ball lanes for the most epic fall adventure you’ll have this season. Cider mills aren’t exactly abundant in the DFW Metroplex, which is exactly what makes this gem so special. Bishop Cidercade appears more like an office building based on its exterior, but these unassuming walls harbor something incredible inside....

Saltwater taffy is as Massachusetts as baked beans and Fenway Franks. This stretchy, gooey candy is a classic Bay State treat, and no one does it better than Cabot’s Candy. Here’s why this little candy shop will satisfy your sweet tooth in the best way possible. Cabot’s Candy has been making dreamy confections since 1927. Facebook/Cabot’s Candy In fact, the first candy they made was hand-pulled saltwater taffy. Facebook/Cabot’s Candy...

Whether you’ve lived in Southern California your whole life or you’ve only been here for a short time, it’s quite likely you’ve driven past this iconic Southern California restaurant with a historic red trolley car attached to the building. If you love history and delicious food, make sure to keep reading to discover what you’ll find inside this SoCal restaurant that has been a landmark since 1939. Formosa Cafe is one of SoCal’s most iconic restaurants, and it’s easy to see why....

With more than 300 miles of shoreline on Green Bay and Lake Michigan, a tourist culture that stretches across the state and the country, and a focus on boating and being on the water, it’s no surprise that our very own Door County draws comparisons to that popular getaway out on the east coast, though locals like to say that Cape Cod is the Door County of the northeast. On Friday afternoons, you’ll find a steady stream of folks heading north from the Milwaukee and Chicago areas to spend the weekend relaxing in this charming area....