Are you ready to head outside and enjoy snowy weather with the entire family in tow? When you’re craving a dose of winter activity without hitting the ski slopes, we’ve got the perfect alternative for you: snow tubing! There’s nothing more thrilling than bundling up and zipping down the hillside, regardless of your age. Round up a few loved ones and head out for the ultimate adventure, snow tubing in Michigan....
Ohio is easily one of the most underestimated states in the country. The natural beauty of the Buckeye State will take you by surprise, and nowhere is this more true than the Cincinnati Nature Center. This oft-overlooked gem is a treasure trove of scenic trails, complete with its very own old-growth forest, which you’ll find along the Upland Trail. The next time you’re seeking some time in the Great Outdoors, head to the Cincinnati Nature Center for a contemplative stroll in a beautiful, old-growth forest along this underrated and accessible trail in Ohio....
We all know that Pittsburgh’s a foodie city – and for good reason. The city lays claim to a long list of restaurants that have been around for decades. When we’re craving a good meal, we know we can turn to any of those eateries to fill us up. One Pittsburgh restaurant, however, stands above the rest as the oldest and most historic in the city. It is well worth a visit, whether it’s your first or your 100th time....
Not many restaurants include an advisory to “be sure to bring your camera” in their promotion materials, but that’s an important suggestion for patrons of The View Restaurant. The dining venue is attached to The View Hotel, and the simple name is really all that’s needed as a selling point. The windows framing the Monument Valley provide a spectacular view any time of day, but especially so in the evening as the sun sets on the buttes, mesas and pinnacles....
New York City’s Central Park is not only the most famous park in New York, it’s also likely the most famous park in the world. The park’s natural beauty in the middle of a busy city, incredible history, and many amenities all draw in visitors from all over the globe. Central Park is filled with history. In its 150 years of existence, it has seen many landmark events in people’s lives: proposals, weddings, even births....
In the Northwoods of Wisconsin, there’s a rustic cabin that offers a classic forest escape. It’s located in a popular vacation destination right on the shore of a tranquil lake. But when you step into the home, you’ll notice that it’s a little unusual. Why is this room so narrow? Welcome to the Boxcar, a Wisconsin lake home that holds a little secret. The Boxcar is a vacation rental in Spooner, a community in Washburn County....
Nestled in Lewiston, Idaho is a day trip destination that is not only beautiful but will make your taste buds thank you for the excellent getaway. Lindsay Creek Vineyards is one of the newest premium wineries in the state. With gorgeous views, an incredible tasting room, and more, there’s no doubt that a visit to Lindsay Creek Vineyards is the most flavorful day trip in Idaho. Welcome to the enchanting Lindsay Creek Vineyards in Lewiston, Idaho....
The small city of Alton is known for many things. Sitting along the Mighty Mississippi, it’s surrounded by gorgeous natural scenery with bluffs along the water. It is also known as the home of the world’s tallest man and mysterious attractions like the original Piasa bird mural and the haunted McPike Mansion. What Alton is also known for is its numerous antique shops. If you’re someone who enjoys antiquing, you need to make plans to come here....
Death Rock. It sounds like such an ominous place. Indeed, it does have a tragic backstory. But dark, dreary, and dreadful it most certainly is not. No, quite the contrary. From the vantage point of Death Rock, perched as it is high above the small mountain town of Williamson, West Virginia, is one of the best, most beautiful views in the whole Tug Valley. It’s the type of view that you have to see to believe....
The town of Truro is considered one of the most remote towns on Cape Cod but that doesn’t mean there aren’t things to see and do. With a winery, gorgeous unspoiled beaches, a handful of restaurants, and camping options, there are plenty of ways to enjoy your time here. For those who wish to camp near a winery in Massachusetts, the best option is the North of Highland Camping Area which is located in close proximity to Truro Vineyards....
Utah is no stranger to natural arches. In fact, there are more than 2,000 natural arches in Arches National Park alone and at least 800 scattered elsewhere around the state. While some of these arches are visited every single day, there are others that are rarely enjoyed. Jewell Tibbets Arch, near Canyonlands National Park and Dead Horse Point State Park, is one of these lesser-known arches in Utah. To reach it, you will have a short trail ahead of you but you’ll enjoy every minute of the journey....
One of the great things about visiting or traveling Arkansas is that a family or an individual can get a lot done in a day! One weekend trip to the state can fill you up with memories to last a lifetime. The best thing about visiting Arkansas is there’s always something new (or an old place you’ve yet to hear about) for your sightseeing or adventurous pleasure. Without further ado, here’s a list of some of the very best state parks to visit in Arkansas....
Most people don’t associate winter with hiking, but in most parts of Texas, winter is actually the best time to be outdoors. These seven laid-back hikes are perfect for kicking off 2020, with just enough challenge to leave you invigorated without sacrificing any of the peace and serenity that accompanies a leisurely stroll. Chihuahuan Desert Nature Trail (Big Bend) Flickr/Angi English Big Bend is by far one of the most beautiful places in Texas, but some of its trails are a tad bit too strenuous for those of us who aren’t avid hikers....
It’s no secret that Alabama is a great place to call home. However, like many other states, we hear rumors about it from time to time. Keep in mind, not all rumors are bad, including the eight about Alabama listed below, which are absolutely true. Alabama is filled with lots of natural scenic beauty. flickr/Evangelio Gonzalez From waterfalls, mountains, beaches, and canyons, Alabama boasts lots of beautiful natural scenery. Some of the nicest people you’ll ever meet call Alabama home....
You know, there are a few places that seem to come up again and again if you search for “haunted places in Indiana” on the internet. Among the most famous (or should we say infamous?) cases in the Hoosier State are those of Whispers Estate, the Hannah House, Central State Mansion, and the old Slippery Noodle Inn. Another commonly-mentioned and legendary Hoosier haunt is Stepp Cemetery, and guess what? There just so happens to be a creepy hike to get to that very place that’s equal parts beautiful and eerie....
Not all farms in Arkansas are created equal – and that’s something you’ll quickly learn when visiting Dogwood Hills Guest Farm. A real-working farm, it is home to plenty of space and lots of animals. That’s not all, though. It also boasts a charming market that just so happens to whip up some of the best pie in Arkansas. Dogwood Hills Guest Farm is nestled in Harriet, a small community in Searcy County....
We all need the occasional respite from our chaotic daily lives, and there’s a place in the heart of Uptown Houston that offers just that. Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park is one of the city’s most iconic destinations, but most people only pay attention to the landmark that takes center stage: a man-made waterfall that towers at an impressive height of 64 feet. On either side of the falls, paved walkways are lined with majestic oak trees whose canopies form tunnels that are absolutely magical to walk through....
You have heard of Aspen and have maybe visited the iconic and historic mountain town a time or two, but have you ever seen it during these vibrant fall months? If you haven’t, now is the time to get out and enjoy (and if you have, you, too, need to return ASAP), and here is why: Incorporated in 1881, Aspen - like many other mountain towns of its time - was once a mecca for ore (in this case, silver) but managed to stay afloat after the mines ran dry via its thriving tourism....
Okay, Hoosiers, hear us out: the pizza place we’re going to take a look at right now is a chain. It’s not like the national brands you’ll see advertised on TV in every state, though, and despite the fact that it’s not technically a mom-and-pop restaurant in the middle of nowhere, it’s got something well worth talking about (and visiting for): the biggest pizza in Indiana – at least that we can find – is right here....
Is camping too hard on your body but you love the outdoors anyway? Maybe you just hate sleeping on the ground? Gaze up at the sky comfortably through the top of a geodome with WV Glamping. Bookmark this spot for a stay unlike any other you’ll find in the state. It’s bucket list time, for sure. Out here, there’s nothing better than a comfortable stay in one of these bubbles....
