Tennessee is ripe with waterfalls, from the cascades that stud the Mississippi to the cavernous maw of the Great Smoky Mountains. The entire state is known for its natural beauty, of course, but it’s those incredible natural water features that really make their mark. Fall Creek Falls State Park is the most-visited state park in the state and for good reason – it’s the home of the tallest waterfall in the state of Tennessee....
Living in Nevada means being constantly surprised by the hidden gems that are just waiting to be discovered. Just when you think you’ve uncovered it all, you find yourself stumbling across a unique destination you never even knew about. That’s exactly the type of place you’ll find at this hidden park tucked away in the charming town of Gardnerville. At first glance, this little-known park may not look like much, but you’ll find that it makes for an enchanting place to spend a few hours and bask in the tranquil atmosphere that this beautiful region has to offer....
Picture this: you’re in the Arizona desert, lying underneath the expansive night sky with no sign of civilization for miles. The Grand Canyon is just minutes away, with hiking trails accessible year-round. If this ethereal scene sounds too good to be true, you’re in for a pleasant surprise. A stargazing adventure awaits, and it’s yours for the taking at this unique Airbnb in Williams. Bridging the gap between glamping and roughing it, this middle-of-nowhere dome offers an unforgettable overnight experience....
It’s the perfect time of year for a short, easy stroll through Utah’s vibrant fall foliage. If you’re looking for a trail that’s perfect for everyone, head to Cascade Springs. The Alpine Loop is one of Utah’s most popular leaf-peeping byways, and now’s the time to see the leaves in all their fall splendor. Along the way, you might want to stop at Cascade Springs for a quick hike. Roberts Notes/Google...
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park is America’s largest national park, but it’s not easy to get to! Road access is sparse, and one of the only ways to visit is through the McCarthy Road. The Kennicott Meatza Wagon is one heck of a delicious little food truck way out, literally, in the middle of nowhere. It may be a multi-hour drive to taste some of these delicious items, but it’s definitely worth the drive!...
Northern California is just filled with unique tours that are waiting to be taken advantage of, but there’s one that’s especially delightfully and worth checking out. The official Jelly Belly Factory is located just a half hour’s drive from Napa, and it’s open for tours daily. On this super sweet tour, visitors can witness the behind-the-scenes process of creating America’s favorite jelly bean. Not only is the tour absolutely fascinating, but you’ll also have the opportunity to indulge in all of the jelly beans you could possibly eat!...
Terrific food is often a wonderful reason to plan a road trip. If you’re willing to turn your steering wheel over to your taste buds, then there’s no telling what delicious adventures are in store. Sues Country Corner in Pickens is definitely a crave-worthy destination – especially for one of their mouthwatering buffet meals. At first glance, the outside of Sues is the kind of place that inspires intrigue. The no-frills accommodations include a long and meandering front porch filled with rocking chairs and barrels topped with giant checkerboards....
You’ve probably been gearing up for all of your favorite fall activities like leaf-peeping, sipping cider, and attending country fairs. As you get into the swing of the new season, you might already be concerned about this upcoming winter. What’s in store for Connecticut? Are we going to be shoveling snow all season long or will Mother Nature give us a break? The Old Farmer’s Almanac predictions for winter 2020 are in and we think you’ll be happy about what they have to say....
Just about everyone loves a good burger, right? It’s one of life’s simple pleasures. Forget the drive-thru and head to Hastings for a burger that’s so tasty, it’s been a local favorite for more than 50 years. Barrel Bar in Hastings has been a popular place to grab a meal and a drink since it opened in 1963. Google Local/Dawn Gilbert Inside you’ll find an interesting mix of retro and modern…in the best way possible....
When the craving hits for delicious dim sum in Georgia, you can’t just go to any ol’ restaurant. Just like when you start craving authentic tacos, you’re probably going to want to want to find the best of the best tacos in Georgia rather than going just anywhere. So in the case of dim sum, when you’re feeling like you want a traditional experience in one of the largest Chinese restaurants in town, then we have the perfect place....
Searching for an outdoor adventure in the Great Lakes State that will drop you smack dab into an autumn wonderland? There’s one destination here in Michigan where you’ll find all sorts of fall foliage and natural space that’s perfect for family exploration. Round up a few loved ones, lace up your boots, and venture out for a day of relaxation among the colors of the season. Chipman Preserve Trail is located at 8395 E Main Street in Galesburg....
For many of us, oldies music playing from a jukebox transports us back to the good ole’ days for a true taste of nostalgia. At this iconic diner, Doo Wop Diner in Malden, you can dine with some of your favorite ’50s characters like Elvis or Marilyn Monroe, as the whole restaurant is decorated in ’50s decor. Even the menu items are all named after iconic ’50s names. While you’re immersed in this decade, chow down on classic American diner food that’s absolutely delicious....
Flea markets are full of cool finds and endless bargains and if you’re a treasure hunter at heart, you’re sure to find gold. From projects to re-purpose to hard-to-find antiques, these marketplaces are full of goodies to be uncovered. Set your alarm, rise and shine, and head to the oldest flea market in Rhode Island for a weekend outing with a country air flair. In its 54th season this year, the General Stanton Inn Flea Market is the oldest continuously running flea market in the state....
Trick or treat. Smell my feet. Give me something good to eat. Got that little diddly in your head now? Remember how much fun trick or treating was when we were kids, even the years in which we had to wear bulky coats over our costumes because it was so cold? Relive the good old days by dressing up with the kiddos and going trick or treating at Keystone State Park near Pittsburgh this October....
Since its settlement in 1788, Cincinnati has dazzled residents and visitors alike with its wintertime landscape. The metropolitan area is home to over two million residents, yet many are still blissfully unaware of some of the finest places to visit in winter in Cincinnati. Fortunately for visitors and locals alike, our local landscape is overflowing with gorgeous outdoor destinations that will keep your cabin fever at bay. Bundle up and prepare for adventure, because these destinations are irresistibly beautiful....
Did you know that there’s an 1840s dungeon hiding in Ohio? Most people don’t. The Sandusky County Courthouse is home to a rare piece of history you can explore today. The Historic Jail and Dungeon Tours are offered on select dates throughout the year for a small fee. You’ll leave with some fascinating stories about Sandusky County and Ohio history. Ohio explorers and history buffs alike will appreciate this adventure....
Are you the kind of person who bypasses the seemingly convenient chain hotels for something a bit more charming? If so, you are our kind of person, and today’s article is just for you, as South Dakota is swimming in quaint, one-of-a-kind bed and breakfasts. Case in point: The Hitching Horse Bed And Breakfast that only gets better with age: Located in Pierre, the Hitching Horse Inn may be billed as one of the newest bed and breakfasts in town but, in fact, it boasts a rich and surprising history....
The spot that inspired Disneyland’s iconic Main Street USA is actually a real place, and you can visit today. Tucked away in Missouri is a charming small town where Walt Disney himself dreamed up what was to become “The Most Magical Place on Earth.” Facebook/Walt Disney Hometown Museum Marceline, Missouri was Walt Disney’s hometown. The sleepy community of about 2,500 people served as an inspiration to the theme park magnate and informed a lot of his creative vision for classics like “Lady and the Tramp” and “So Dear to My Heart....
Ice cream is a universal food. We indulge when we’re feeling blue and also use it as a reward for everyday achievements. There’s no doubt that Connecticut has oodles of options for this frosty treat. You can head to an old-school ice cream parlor or venture out to a dairy farm stand. But if you’re searching for a truly astonishing dessert, you have to try the liquid nitrogen ice cream....
Some of the best restaurants in Minnesota are little-known spots that quietly serve up some of the best food around. There’s usually not much fanfare surrounding these restaurants. But more often than not, they have a loyal following that makes it clear the restaurant is something special. That’s certainly the case with a tiny Minneapolis restaurant called Our Kitchen. This spot may not be well known, but they serve up big flavor....
