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Waterfront dining isn’t just a luxury afforded to coastal states – we Arizonans get to enjoy it, too! One of the best waterfront restaurants in Arizona, Ffinch’s Waterfront Kitchen and Bar is located at the Roosevelt Lake Marina and features both spectacular views and a delicious menu. From appetizers and drinks to some of the best burgers and steaks you’ve ever had, there’s something for everyone. Next time you’re enjoying a day on Roosevelt Lake, take a break from your adventures long enough to grab a delicious meal at Ffinch’s Waterfront Kitchen and Bar....

Have you ever wanted to see a beautiful waterfall, but the lines and crowds in our busy national parks discouraged you? If you’re up for a long and brutal hike, you can discover one of the most hidden cascades in the whole state. Not too many people have made this difficult, but rewarding, hike! Way out in Bighorn National Forest there’s a waterfall deep in the woods that’s one of the most hidden in all of Wyoming....

There are lots of great places to pitch a tent in the Magnolia State, but one of the best places to camp in Mississippi is no doubt Home Place Pastures. A remote farm in Mississippi, it boasts an idyllic setting, peaceful solitude, and great perks, like an on-site store and restaurant. Home Place Pastures is a pasture-based beef, pork, and lamb farm in Como. Home Place Pastures/Facebook The family-run farm has been in existence for more than 150 years....

One of the great things about Idaho (and there are many!) is all of the state parks that are scattered across the state. From remarkable rocks and sand dunes to the most beautiful lakes, there are some fascinating state parks that you don’t want to miss. To help you enjoy some of the best that the state has to offer, we sat down and created this state parks road trip in Idaho....

The good ol’ days may be long gone, but they don’t have to be forgotten. Mississippi is brimming with unique historic sites, so there are plenty of places where you can still catch a glimpse of the past. From entire towns to museums and eateries, here are 12 of our favorite places to experience the days long gone. Columbus Visit Columbus/Facebook One of the most historic cities in the state, Columbus boasts nearly 700 nationally significant properties!...

Do you dream of a beautiful view in every window, no matter what direction you look? 360-degree windows give you endless views at this beautiful Airbnb stay. Come relax for a while, and soak up all the scenery you want. Who could say no to natural beauty from every angle? Fire Lookout Tower, here we come. Welcome to Fire Lookout Tower, an Airbnb in Columbia Falls, Montana that not only offers a comfortable place to stay but a gateway to nonstop scenery....

Few things are as sweet as reconnecting with nature after a winter filled with unpredictable weather, busy holidays, and more that keep us from enjoying the great outdoors as much as we’d like. This year, welcome the new season with a few short and sweet scenic hikes sure to boost your morale way more than your heart rate because the hikes below are all relatively easy and either right at – or well under – a mile in length....

Are you longing to get away? Heading to the Berkshires is always a good idea and if you’re in need of a restful weekend trip, we have the place for you. Tucked away in the Southern Berkshires town of New Marlborough is Gedney Farm which offers well-appointed accommodations and a farm-to-table restaurant on site. Read on to find out more: Gedney Farm is set in the countryside yet close to the New Marlborough village green in the Southern Berkshires....

Can you imagine experiencing the joys of the holiday season in the midst of a sweltering Michigan summer? There’s one incredible Christmas store near Detroit where you can do just that. Whether you’re a full-blown Christmas fanatic or a kid at heart who’s searching for a dose of childlike glee, this sprawling shop will capture your heart. Get ready to step into a year-round holiday dreamland. Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland is located in Frankenmuth, just 90 minutes by car from Detroit....

Today seems like a great day to add to your Arkansas bucket list, doesn’t it? You’re in the right place, then, because below you’ll find 14 epic adventures you need to take before you die, and they’re all right here in the Natural State. Each adventure takes you to a location that is so perfectly Arkansas, places you really can’t find anywhere else. You’re going to love every single one, so you best get started ticking them off your bucket list right away....

Looking for a cozy nook where you can find a book, and settle in to read it? Once you step into Book Mart & Café in Starkville, Mississippi, you will know you have found your hideaway for the afternoon. Order up a tasty meal, a dreamy dessert, or a nice hot coffee when you have time to spare. And if you have a soft spot for the Mississippi State University Bulldogs, these are definitely your people....

Just south of the city of Charleston is Folly Beach located on Folly Island. Tourists and residents alike flock here for the surf, sand, restaurants, bars, fishing, live music, and more. It’s a lively South Carolina beach town and if you’re planning on staying overnight, you may want to consider this Airbnb cottage with views from its very own rooftop deck. In Folly Beach, there’s a lovely cottage with incredible views located just a short walk away from the beach and three miles away from downtown....

Taking a road trip across America is something everyone should do at least once in their lifetime. With so many scenic routes covering our country, there are endless sights to be seen and natural wonders to soak in from out on the road. But while you take the time to explore the states, there are quite a few roads you actually might want to do your best to avoid if at all possible....

There’s no doubt that Arkansas has the best state parks in the nation. But from Pinnacle Mountain to Devil’s Den, it’s easy to pick a favorite and miss the opportunity to visit all of the 52 state parks our state has to offer. Today’s focus is on the state parks that are a little out of the way but well worth the trip. Let’s pack our bags, find the good playlist, and hit the road, because here are eight lesser-known state parks in Arkansas that’ll blow your mind:...

If you’re looking for a great day trip in New Hampshire, check out the little town of Harrisville. It’s got a population of under 1,000 people, but it’s the quintessential adorable New England town that we all know and love. The remarkable thing about Harrisville is how beautiful it is. It’s a 19th-century mill town that still has many of its old buildings, but it also has gorgeous natural surroundings. There are some great trails and lakes....

With how brutal winters in New York can be, it’s tempting to stay huddled up inside as soon as the snow falls. But there are plenty of places to enjoy outside activities in winter! The Empire State becomes a winter wonderland in the cold months, and to stay curled up inside by the fireplace means you’ll miss out on so much fun. One place that offers plenty of wintertime fun is the Wilton Wildlife Preserve....

Pop quiz time: what’s the state drink of Kentucky? If you immediately responded “Bourbon!” — well, you’re not alone! Kentucky is world-renowned for its bourbon, and it’s only natural to think that this ubiquitous spirit would also be the official state drink of the Bluegrass. But it’s not. In fact, the official state drink of Kentucky is Ale-8-One, a soft drink invented right here in the Bluegrass! Ale-8-One soft drink has been bottled in Winchester, Kentucky, since 1926....

With so many awesome places to eat a meal in Rhode Island, making a decision of where to spend your hard-earned dollar can sometimes be tough! It’s hard to go wrong with a locally owned business in our state though. There are so many thoughtful owners looking to craft an experience that all types of people will enjoy, and we think that’s amazing! One spot that is definitely worth your time is the Centredale Revival Company in North Providence....

Many of Wyoming’s most famous waterfalls are hard to get to. They involve long hikes, lots of stairs, or even worse, park entrance fees! You won’t have to sit in bison jams or shuffle down a hundred steps to see one of the state’s prettiest cascades, though, and chances are, you won’t even have to fight through a crowd! Visit Shell Falls in Bighorn National Forest for a real treat....

There’s nothing like indulging in Nevada’s hot springs when you get the urge to partake in some rest and relaxation. Our hot springs are a deeply treasured part of exploring Nevada. Visitors of our state often don’t realize that we even have them, but true Nevadans know exactly where all the best ones are. The hot spring featured here is one of the oldest in the Silver State. People have been flocking to these restorative springs for centuries....