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Tennessee is known for its natural beauty, so much so that many of the state’s tourists come to experience hiking trails and mountainous overlooks. If you’re looking for a hiking trail that isn’t crawling with locals and out-of-state visitors, then lace up your hiking boots and head to Collins Gulf. Suter Falls, a stunning, remote waterfall, can be found along the way. The waterfall is not only beautiful but tucked away so far in the wilderness that you’re bound to be the only one there....

A hike through Pennsylvania’s forests and state parks often means discovering pieces of history we probably never knew existed. Buchanan State Forest, for example, features a trail that’s brimming with history and that passes the site where a Civilian Conservation Corps camp, then a German POW camp during World War II, once sat. You’ll also pass an aqueduct in Pennsylvania with a fascinating backstory, making this unique trail well worth a visit....

There are tons of historic small towns in Texas, but Jefferson just might be the most special of them all. Nestled way out east in the Piney Woods, this pre-Civil War settlement features nearly 100 historic buildings. Many of them are listed on the National Register of Historic Places! Here’s why you should visit this charming town. Perhaps one of the best-kept secrets in Texas, Jefferson is a charming, pre-Civil War small town tucked away in the eastern part of the state....

There’s no shortage of options when it comes to dining with incredible views here in Maine. However, most people assume those views need to be of the ocean. Of course, with the incredible coastline you’ll find here, it’s no wonder why we flock to the water. But there are plenty of spectacular dining views throughout the state that are well worth exploring. This one, tucked away within a famous national park to visit in Maine, is a beloved favorite and it’s so worth checking out — even if you’re not looking for an outdoor adventure....

No matter your religious affiliation, we can all appreciate the opulent splendor that places of worship often boast. The Mesa Arizona Temple is an architectural wonder that’s the closest thing we have to a palace here in the Grand Canyon State. It’s temporarily open to the public after three years of renovations, so you’ll definitely want to come and take a tour. The Mesa Arizona Temple is the seventh operating temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints....

Wait. Just a minute. Are we saying there’s a haunted holiday house in South Carolina with a Christmas theme? Yes. Yes, we are. And furthermore, this isn’t the first year for it. Keep scrolling to get all of the details… The Nightmare Dungeon located at 645 Old Anderson Road in Greenville holds more than just a creepy Halloween experience each year – although that’s certainly one you don’t want to miss....

Visiting the Olympic Peninsula means you’ll have a chance to reconnect with nature. And if you’re torn between enjoying the comforts of a hotel and camping under the stars, we have good news—you can have both. We found a truly unique Airbnb experience you won’t want to miss. Blyn Woods Forest Bathing Sanctuary is a little piece of paradise for the adventurous. Blyn Woods Forest Bathing Sanctuary is located near Sequim, on a 5-acre parcel within a small off-grid community surrounded by state land....

There’s one way to elevate a meal out on the town: a view. Whether you’re dining in a rural enclave with waterfront tables or in the heart of a big city like Nashville, there’s nothing quite like dinner and a view. The Bridge bar and restaurant is perhaps one of the most overlooked eateries in Nashville’s downtown, but its location in the Renaissance Hotel quite literally elevates it above the rest....

Living close to the ocean certainly has its perks, but we’re not missing out on a whole lot of them – like the sandy beaches. Pennsylvania lays claim to quite a few gorgeous sandy beaches that rival the ocean, perfect for a beach getaway close to home. When you’re craving a quiet, beach vacation away from the crowds, book a stay at this beautiful lake house in Pennsylvania. Nestled along Pines Lake in the Poconos, this enchanting lake house promises everything you need for a luxurious, relaxing getaway, including access to a private beach....

The only thing better than great food is a lot of great food. That’s why we love restaurants in Maine that offer outrageously big meals. Many come with a reward for completing the “challenge” of eating the entire thing. This makes these huge meals delicious and entertaining! If you’re a fan of things like this, make your way to one special restaurant in Cumberland County, where the fun of watching someone eat a giant burger is almost as big as the burger itself!...

It’s hard to find a bad slice of pizza in Wisconsin – you’re never far from something cheesy and delicious. While the state’s pizza joints don’t have the famous and well-earned reputation of restaurants in New York and Chicago, some are building their own pizza traditions, leveraging the state’s talented chefs and world-famous cheeses. Gas up your car and work up a big appetite; here’s a road trip that will take you to some of the state’s best pizza spots....

Exploring Missouri’s so much fun, and we have so many unique ways to do it. Sure, we can go hiking or bike riding. However, have you ever set off on an adventure on a segway, a horse-drawn wagon, or even a tram? A bit curious now? For a one-of-a-kind way to go exploring, climb aboard at wildlife tram tour in Missouri. You’ll drive over a waterfall, pass bison and elk grazing, and even cross into Arkansas for a brief time....

Portland is one weird, quirky little city. And that’s just the way we like it. We have bold murals proclaiming this sentiment, and an abundance of places and attractions that are testament to our city’s oddball personality. But none are quite as weird as the weather machine that stands in the middle of Pioneer Square, a contraption that’s been forecasting the weather for decades. The next time you’re wondering about the day’s forecast, skip the apps and local news channels, and simply consult the trusty old weather machine in Portland, Oregon....

Traveling through New Hampshire means seeing some of the region’s most beautiful landscapes. Whether you love the short, but lovely coast, or getting lost in the depths of the forests, enjoying the state is an easy thing to do. We love the idea of exploring without any real destination, but if you’re more of a planner here’s a fantastic road trip to take leading to some of the most interesting landmarks in New Hampshire....

Parents who have pride in their state want to show its best and most exciting sites to their children – and there’s no better way than a road trip. Of course, that means the kids have to be engaged enough to sit still. This family-friendly road trip takes families all around the state in under ten hours of driving and combines thrilling attractions and an educational dose of culture. So strap in and see what the Hawkeye State has to offer!...

Iowa has so many kid-friendly destinations, and here’s yet another amazing one to add to the list: Quarry Springs Park in Colfax, Iowa, located just minutes from I-80. And although the 480-acre Quarry Springs Park boasts a variety of fun activity options, there’s one clear kid favorite: the sand dunes. You might think this looks like an exotic tropical paradise. But guess again! This is Iowa. Welcome to Quarry Springs Park in Colfax....

Here in Ohio, there’s no shortage of creepy places, chilling haunts, and bizarre occurrences that remain unexplained. (If you love exploring and investigating all of these things, then you’ll want to check out our haunted road trip here.) Our small towns are no exception. There is one tiny town, however, that’s more haunted than the rest. Within Wayne Township in Warren County, you’ll find the village of Waynesville. It’s a quaint, historic town with a population of approximately 2,834 — but it’s rumored to have more than 30 haunted places and an incredibly creepy past, and beloved to be one of the most haunted towns in Ohio....

When the weather turns chilly, this state offers plenty of amazing opportunities to make memories and explore new places. From snow tubing hills to magical gardens filled with lights, there’s so much to do around every corner. Here are some of our favorite cold-weather adventures and winter day trips in Massachusetts. Which will you do first? Ride a horse through a snowy Christmas tree farm. Ridge Valley Riding Stables Even if you’ve never ridden a horse before, this winter horseback riding experience through a Christmas tree farm in Grafton is the perfect unique weekend excursion....

If you’re like most Americans, your wallet is looking a little light by the end of December. With all the gift giving, dining with friends and family and spending dough on entertaining, it’s pretty easy to blow your budget out of the water this month. Here are 10 places where you can get a tasty meal for less than $10. Because who says that being frugal means staying in every night?...

It’s so easy to take our beautiful spaces for granted here in Washington – everywhere we look, there’s another stunning view or gorgeous river. Here are some underappreciated state parks in Washington that are well worth your time. Beacon Rock State Park Nicole L,/TripAdvisor Beacon Rock State Park is located in the Columbia Gorge region of Washington, and it definitely offers a one-of-a-kind stunning view. Wind your way up the side of the mountain on a one-mile hike that takes you 848 feet up....