California's Laid-Back Coastal City Offers Family Fun And An Award-Winning Beach
This California Central Coast city is known for its massive clams, its family-friendly atmosphere, and for having the top-rated beach in the state.
Read MoreThis California Central Coast city is known for its massive clams, its family-friendly atmosphere, and for having the top-rated beach in the state.
Read MoreBeachcombing, sunset views, and waterfront dining are part of the appeal at this low-key Florida beach escape that still has a charming Old Florida feel.
Read MoreThis Southern California city boasts over a dozen wineries, along with family-friendly museums, parks, and attractions in a relaxed setting.
Read MoreExperience SoCal vibes, without massive crowds, in this coastal city. It's home to one of the top-rated beaches in the world, along with numerous attractions.
Read MoreSpend a day in NYC's 2,700-plus-acre park, where you can swim at the beach in the summer and go leaf peeping along miles of trails in the fall.
Read MoreCalifornia has no shortage of places to experience nature, but as of 2024, you have yet another option: this scenic state park with rivers and hiking trails.
Read MoreAway from California's iconic coast is a chic yet relaxed city with museums, restaurants, nature, and other attractions for both kids and adults.
Read MoreThis nearly 80-acre island off the coast of Florida offers a unique place to snorkel, swim, hike, and camp, and it's only accessible by boat.
Read MoreSpend the morning hiking above the coast, then head down for beach time and a stroll along the pier. This laid-back California city makes it easy to do both.
Read MoreThis massive loop trail in the American West combines several other iconic trails and passes through 75 wilderness areas for a challenging adventure.
Read MoreThis Midwest city has earned a place on multiple lists as a top place to live, thanks to its affordability, convenience, cultural attractions, and other perks.
Read MoreSee maples, aspens, dogwoods, and other lush trees change to fiery yellow, orange, and red come autumn in these stunning California national parks.
Read MoreThis clean, crystal-clear lake offers visitors two different experiences: a backcountry escape on its upper half or family fun around its lower section.
Read MoreThis Denver Mountain Parks gem boasts 2,400 acres of space where bisons roam, hikers can hit the trails, and explorers can take in stunning panoramas.
Read MoreColorado's alternative to Moab boasts equally impressive outdoor adventures, family-friendly attractions, and a wide variety of dining options.
Read MoreThis suburban Southern California city is a hidden gem, especially for families looking for kid-friendly parks, dining spots, and nature escapes.
Read MoreThis smaller Texas city was once home to a local iconic figure and is packed with historical attractions, nature escapes, and delicious eats.
Read MoreThe longest National Scenic Trail in the U.S. takes hikers across eight states, passing lakes, rivers, mountains, and prairies for an epic outdoor adventure.
Read MoreNear the U.S.-Mexico border is a California city packed with family-friendly attractions, from a water park to play facilities, along with tasty casual eats.
Read MoreIf you're looking for an upscale yet relaxed Southern California getaway, this city with multiple beaches and a huge nature reserve might be calling your name.
Read MoreInstead of flying all the way to the Caribbean, experience similar coastal vibes in this Atlantic-side Florida city known for its beaches and surf.
Read MoreThough often overshadowed by other nearby destinations, this Central Texas city is the place to go for a relaxing lakeside vacation full of boating and fishing.
Read MoreSee the world's biggest trees, the highest mountain in the contiguous U.S., natural caves, and more in these adjacent California national parks.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a truly world-class beach vacation, this San Diego neighborhood offers everything from stunning coastlines to aquariums and nature walks.
Read MoreEscape to the mountains of California and discover this lesser-known lake that offers a serene setting for swimming, hiking, fishing, and camping.
Read MoreThis new state park in The Grand Canyon State is ideal for those who want to avoid crowds and enjoy a leisurely hike in Arizona’s beautiful high desert.
Read MoreWhen you need a break after completing one of Colorado's tough high-elevation climbs, grab a quick bite and admire this former mining town's historic buildings.
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