This Southern California city is ideal for families looking for fun, boasting multiple amusement parks, expansive green spaces, and a variety of eateries.
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Plenty of cities carry a unique history. But this unassuming Florida community began with a desire to build something more than just a place for people to live.
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California's big cities are always going to get the attention, but exploring the communities around them — like this one – is always worth your while.
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Explore Michigan's largest artificial lake for swimming, fishing, and boating, with a scenic state park offering beaches, hiking paths, dunes, and a lighthouse.
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Near Syracuse, travelers can find turquoise lakes, quiet forest trails, swimming, camping, and unusual scenery that feels far from typical New York life.
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Discover a lakeside state park near the Florida-Georgia border, where camping, boating, fishing, and waterfront views offer a refreshing escape into nature.
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This historical Maryland park is now the site of children's attractions, an aquarium, live concerts, art displays, workshops, and other activities.
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It's not every day that you get to hang out in a park that used to be a storied training ground for soldiers. But this San Diego park is anything from ordinary.
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Skip the ocean and visit the 12 lakeside beaches of this Midwest city in between stops at quirky museums, riverside parks, and local theaters.
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Some of the best trips are to smaller, off-the-beaten-path towns and cities that take pride in their communities. This small Texas city is one of them.
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All kinds of decommissioned ships get turned into museums. But few come with the sheer size and pedigree of the U.S. Navy's longest-serving aircraft carrier.
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Step back in time in this retro California city, where you'll find roadside Route 66 artwork, an old-school movie theater, and fascinating museums.
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A Northern California lake near Redding offers swimming, camping, boating, fishing, houseboat rentals, and miles of scenic shoreline for an easy outdoor escape.
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Far from California's famous vineyards lies a Midwestern region producing its own sweet and fruity wines and serving them in numerous local tasting rooms.
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From Atlantic shores to Pacific wilderness, this massive North American hiking route crosses mountains, forests, lakes, and some unforgettable landscapes.
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California travelers looking for off-road adventure can find rugged desert routes, striking geology, and free camping within easy reach of San Diego County.
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Sandy beaches, surf spots, wildlife, fishing, and waterfront dining make this stretch of Florida's east coast a relaxed choice for a coastal vacation.
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This Northern California gem tucked into the mountains offers access to hiking trails plus unique local events, cozy inns, and stunning scenery.
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Southern California travelers can find sandy beaches, waterfront restaurants, ocean views, and an easygoing pier scene along this scenic South Bay stretch.
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Explore scenic beaches, family attractions, colorful flower fields, and local restaurants in this laid-back coastal California city between LA and San Diego.
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Taste naturally carbonated water from historic fountains, explore mountain trails, and enjoy lively local festivals in this cozy town near Colorado Springs.
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Spend days on sandy beaches, enjoy lobster rolls by the river, and explore historic streets in this Massachusetts city about an hour's drive north of Boston.
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This Utah state park may be new, but it protects dinosaur fossils that are millions of years old, and you can explore it during a day of hiking and off-roading.
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Trying to help during beverage service? A seemingly polite habit can disrupt a flight attendant's routine. Learn what to avoid and how to prepare for a flight.
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This Southern California escape offers hiking trails, lake activities, historic landmarks, local dining, and family-friendly attractions near San Diego.
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Looking for a quieter Southern California getaway? This coastal city has sandy shores, walking trails, local places to eat, and activities for the whole family.
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From waterfront walks to historic landmarks, this San Francisco destination offers an easy way to enjoy nature and sightseeing without leaving the city.
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