Tourists tend to overlook this lake in a legendary national park in favor of more famous sights, but we think it’s worth a stop for every first-time visitor.
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Get a taste of everything SoCal has to offer without the crowds by visiting this charming coastal city conveniently located between San Diego and LA.
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At over 23,000 acres, this man-made Wisconsin lake offers plenty of space for boating, paddling, fishing, and swimming, with cabins and campsites nearby.
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While the sand at this Florida state park might resemble sugar, you shouldn't eat it. Instead, just feast your eyes on the sweet coastal views.
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Though tourists flock to its neighboring city for a tropical getaway, this suburb was named the worst place for a staycation in the country.
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This 53-mile-long lake in Oregon is a destination for unique desert scenery, hiking, camping, boating, and paddling, surrounded by mountains and canyons.
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Looking for a summer excursion to the Cascade Mountains without all the crowds of the National Parks? Visit this charming lake — and even spend the night.
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With its foggy weather, plethora of museums and bookstores, and historical allure, this U.S. city was named the coziest destination in the country in one study.
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Go fishing, camp under the stars, rent a pontoon boat, hike the trails, and swim at two different beaches at this man-made Oklahoma reservoir.
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Citing its bad reputation and outdated design, President Donald Trump has agreed to give this busy U.S. airport a major makeover over the next decade.
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In northern Ohio, there's a national park packed with over 100 waterfalls, 125 miles of hiking trails, and a scenic train ride through nature.
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Virginia's impressive wine region isn't as famous as the Napa Valley, but it does offer stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, plus much more space.
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With stunning fall foliage as your backdrop, explore New York City, the Adirondack Mountains, and the scenery of Montreal during this romantic train journey.
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Those who love nature but hate crowds can take solace in this beautiful mountain escape in the Beaver State, complete with camping, diving, hiking, and boating.
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Outdoor adventurers looking for a hiking challenge with stunning views and distinct geological features should book a trip to this popular national park.
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The Golden State's longest walkable pier is a must-see destination that offers everything from stunning ocean views and wildlife to shopping and delicious food.
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While Los Angeles and San Diego are bucket list destinations for a reason, this getaway is situated between them and offers history and delicious food.
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The Sunshine State has many touristy spots, some of which fly a bit under the radar. This north central area has outdoor activities from zip lining to hiking.
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Boomers seeking a great time in the outdoors have ample options, thanks to the United States' many national parks. They're beautiful and often accessible.
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While the coasts get all the glory, the Midwest has tons of wonderful beach towns worth visiting. These eight on Lake Michigan belong on your bucket list.
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Escape to this quiet, uncrowded California national park and spend the night at its newest campground, shaded by oak trees and falling asleep to ocean waves.
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The sparkly, blue waters of bioluminescence can be spotted right in the United States, from West Coast destinations to eastern islands and beaches.
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This laid-back, picturesque state park on Florida's Atlantic coast is an ideal spot for paddling, fishing, camping, spotting manatees, and eating gator bites.
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Celebrate the life and legacy of Dolly Parton while being entertained by country and gospel music at these Dollywood attractions beloved by the singer herself.
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One area beloved by hikers and bikers for decades has now been converted into Kansas' new state park, complete with campsites, trails, and a lake.
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Aquatic fun for the whole family is just the tip of the iceberg at this newly constructed, huge indoor waterpark in a Michigan town with German heritage.
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Skip Hawaii’s major tourist attractions and opt for a visit to this low-key park on a less-traveled island with picturesque emerald canyons and waterfalls.
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