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On a cold Wisconsin night, when snow blankets the ground and the moonlight filters through the trees, there’s no place more cozy or romantic than a hand-built cabin. In far southeastern Wisconsin there are gorgeous vacation cabins for rent that are perfect for you and someone special. Pack your bags – here’s what’s waiting for you at the Walnut Ridge Log Cabin Guest Houses. The cabins are located just north of Platteville, an area of the state that European miners and farmers settled in the mid-1800s....

There are tons of great ways to enjoy the scenic views all of New Hampshire. Hikes and walks are just one way to take in the natural surroundings here, but one of our favorite things is hopping in the car for a drive. It’s the kind of activity that can be done at a moment’s notice and it doesn’t require any hiking boots. Perfect for seeing the sights without building up a sweat, consider a drive on this loop for a great day out in the state....

You’ll find Old Tiverton Four Corners Schoolhouse No. 1 nestled at the intersection of Historic Tiverton Four Corners in Tiverton, Rhode Island. The building dates back to the 1800s but now serves as a cozy Airbnb for visitors to the scenic state. The exterior of the home has been carefully preserved to resemble its historic use as a schoolhouse. But the interior is new construction with the amenities of a contemporary home and then quaint, historic decor of a country getaway....

Illinois has some dreamy spots for a getaway, and this houseboat ranks high on the list! Not only does this houseboat come with exclusive access to a Yacht Club, but guests are strengthening the community by renting the space. A portion of all proceeds from guest stays are given back to the greater Peoria area, making this houseboat in Illinois a perfect choice for those who want to do a little good while also enjoying an amazing getaway!...

You don’t have to be Italian to love the smell of pasta sauce simmering on the stove or to enjoy the taste of a yummy pasta dish. There is something so comforting about classic Italian food. And at Scalessa’s “My Way” Old School Italian Kitchen in Wilmington, they have perfected the art of amazing Italian dishes. So head over to this eatery, with its playful reference to Frank Sinatra’s famous song, for an unforgettable meal....

West Virginia has hundreds of beautiful waterfalls — 275, to be exact. Cathedral Falls is probably one of the more impressive ones, and you don’t even have to take a hike to find it. So if you’re looking to explore one of the most beautiful and accessible waterfalls in West Virginia, this adventure is for you! To find Cathedral Falls, hop in your car and take Route 60 to the town of Gauley Bridge, about 40 miles southwest of Charleston....

It’s no secret that the Mafia was active in Nevada during their height. Even if you don’t know much about the Mob, you’ve probably seen movies like Casino that highlight how Las Vegas became their playground throughout the mid 20th century. Those days are long gone (Or, are they?) but you can delve into Mafia history with the Vegas Mob Tour. Taking you to some of the most iconic Sin City locales, you’ll be thrown into Las Vegas’ sinister side with this historical tour....

Essex is a great little town that makes for a great day trip. It’s filled with small town charm, fascinating history, and plenty of great restaurants. One of our favorites is the Black Seal Seafood Grille. This spot has a fun nautical-themed atmosphere that’s perfect for its blocks-from-the-riverfront setting. And they’ve got quite the variety of foods! There’s seafood, sandwiches, and salads. There are also some great vegetarian options for those who don’t eat meat....

Allaire State Park has been an important cultural site for New Jerseyans for centuries. Originally, it was sacred ceremonial ground, until the indigenous people were pushed off of their land by European settlers. It didn’t take long for the settlers to begin to the area, and by the late 1700s, a small Industrial village was established. One of New Jersey’s most charming historic villages, Allaire Village makes for a fun and unique day trip!...

Cheese lovers always know where to find the best cheese – from restaurants to cheese shops that have been around for decades. We’re quite fortunate to have several long-standing cheese shops in New Hampshire, where we can indulge in our cheese cravings. Angela’s Cheese and Pasta Shop in New Hampshire, for example, boasts an impressive collection of cheese, pasta, and more. You can’t miss the adorable storefront of Angela’s Pasta and Cheese Shop in Manchester, a beloved neighborhood market since 1980....

The Mount Olivet Cemetery can be found in Salt Lake City, Utah. First established in 1874 on Camp Douglas, a military reservation for the U.S. Army, Mount Olivet has more than quadrupled in size, and everything about this place is fascinating. From the overgrown trees to the deer who seem to thrive in the cemetery, Mount Olivet is a hauntingly beautiful place filled with history and stories that span back through generations....

There aren’t many places that cater to humans and pups equally. Bark Bar is the exception to the rule. An eatery and indoor/outdoor dog park in one, it’s the pawfect space for dogs and their owners to relax, play, and dine. Bark Bar, otherwise known as the “happiest place for hounds and humans,” is in downtown Little Rock. Bark Bar/Facebook It opened in 2017, making it Arkansas’ first off-leash dog park and restaurant – but that’s not its only distinguishing feature....

Technology is great and all, but there are certain experiences that simply can’t be replaced by a screen. A bookstore is one of them. Whether you prefer reading on your iPhone or Kindle, there’s something so wonderful about browsing a real, brick-and-mortar bookstore. And that bookstore smell! Just ask any of your bibliophile friends — bookstores have a smell, and it’s ah-mazing. In Frankfort, Kentucky, Poor Richard’s Books is the Platonic ideal of independent bookstores....

It’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, which is why it’s important to stop and take some time for yourself. One place you might consider is Salt Earth Massage & Dry Salt Therapy in Tulsa. This zen place has a salt cave where you can rest, recharge, and totally relax. Salt caves provide beneficial alternative treatments to a variety of symptoms related to skin and respiratory conditions, plus help manage stress, anxiety, and fatigue....

This middle-of-nowhere eatery may not be on your normal restaurant routine but it sure is worth the drive! The decade’s old diner is a must-stop if you love a good old-fashioned burger. Shane’s Restaurant is a pie-lover’s paradise too so let’s savor every bite as we scroll through the menu: Shane’s Restaurant has been a quiet staple of Caulksville for generations. Google/Darryl Descourouez The diner originally opened back in 1973! Shane’s Restaurant has steadily served the same irresistible southern comforts for years....

New Mexico is full of crazy things. From alien sightings in Roswell, New Mexico, dinosaur footprints in Clayton Lake State Park, and a giant rattlesnake sculpture in Albuquerque, New Mexico, there is no shortage of adventures and things to explore. However, all of these are blown away by Shiprock. Just outside the city, Shiprock, New Mexico lies a giant rock called Shiprock, which gave the town its name. Shiprock is actually a monadnock, which is an isolated rock that rises abruptly from surrounding flatlands....

A day out exploring quaint shops and stopping for a bite to eat at an adorable restaurant – does it really get any better? This darling shopping village in Pennsylvania will whisk you back in time with its selection of shops, including many Amish-centric spots, and several eateries. Even if you’re not shopping for anything in particular, you’ll uncover a ton of unique finds in this tiny Pennsylvania town. If quaint and cozy is just your style, you’ll absolutely love the tiny town of Volant in Western Pennsylvania....

Why stay at an ordinary hotel when you can stay somewhere a bit more extraordinary? How about a place with a bit of historical charm and unique attributes in a great location? Well, if that sounds like a place you would spend the night, the Brookside Carriage House is the place for you! This is one unique getaway in Massachusetts you’ll want to take. Built in the 1890s, this Brookside Carriage House Airbnb is located in close proximity to the center of Northampton....

Did you know that Minnesota has a German town? It’s the small city of New Ulm, a community about 90 miles southwest of Minneapolis that was founded by German immigrants in the 1850s. Though it is not a huge city, New Ulm is still packed with interesting things to do, many of which echo the German heritage that the town is known for. Read on below to find out where to wine, dine, and explore in the Little Germany of Minnesota....

It’s no secret we adore Bernheim Arboretum. It’s one of the most beautiful hidden gems in the Bluegrass State, boasting some of the best hiking trails in Kentucky. It’s beautiful year-round, too; as an arboretum and research forest, you’ll find abundant foliage and plant life in this real-life Garden of Eden. In addition to its numerous walking trails, this park in Kentucky also has a one-of-a-kind canopy tree walk, and it’s well-worth exploring any season of the year....