For an underrated coastal Florida community, head to this harborside town, which offers choice boutiques, great seafood, and easy access to uncrowded beaches.
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Wander through this historic Pennsylvania town that features the oldest pretzel bakery in the country and a quaint downtown with year-round cultural festivals.
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Escape the crowds at this under-the-radar lake town, where you can go for swims and hikes in the summer and hit the ski slopes in the winter.
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This small Virginia town outside of Washington D.C. is a foodie's dream come true, offering a wide range of amazing eats for all tastes.
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This little-known New York city is the perfect blend of art and nature. View a colorful art trail in the downtown district before paddling in the nearby creek.
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Appeal to a refined palate and a love of the arts in a hidden South Dakota college town that's also a secret haven for lovers of American history.
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This incredible stretch of river in the Southwest United States offers varying types of rafting, from relaxing half-day floats to longer adventures.
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The main entrances to Zion National Park lead to popular hikes, but there's another lesser-known entrance filled with beautiful vistas and rugged trails.
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Visitors to Bruno Mar's stylish and swagger-packed Las Vegas club will find themselves singing, "That's What I Like" after a night of entertainment.
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A 66-mile road is the perfect route to view the landscapes of Oregon's interior. Along the way, travelers can hike, ski, and more, depending on the season.
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One city out West takes the cake for the "most fun city in America." It has a little bit of everything, and its options go beyond its reputation.
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Everyone loves the feeling of small-town New England charm, and this little hamlet in Connecticut is everything you want your northeast vacay to be.
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New Mexico is a haven of southwestern art and culture, and one tiny town in between two big cities epitomizes the unique environment of the state.
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New Orleans is a hub of American culture, but if you want the Cajun experience without the hustle and bustle, head to this beautiful bayou town instead.
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BASE jumping without a permit isn't legal in most places, but there are a handful of spots in the U.S. that allow it. This majestic Idaho canyon is one of them.
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Head to a city in Northern Louisiana for a buzzy collegetown vibe, a trendy downtown area, and incredible bike trails through local forests.
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Montana is packed with gorgeous nature, but what of its human history? This secret town straddles the two with mining history and outdoor adventures.
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Tucked into the edge of the Ozarks in Oklahoma is a quiet wonderland where visitors can fish, hike, mountain bike, and relax in a pet-friendly cabin.
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Idaho is full of hot springs but most are in the mountains and are a hike to reach. For a more relaxed visit, check out this gorgeous and easy-to-access spot.
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The Poconos are a great place to visit for fun small towns full of artsy vibes and good food. This town, in particular, makes for the perfect funky getaway.
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This under the radar Maryland State Park offers visitors multiple trails to hike and access to a historical Presidential monument.
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Away from Florida's famous beaches and theme parks is a state-protected river perfect for paddling, spotting wildlife, and relaxing away from the crowds.
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Take a stroll through the downtown area of this college town in Virginia to discover incredible eateries, local artwork, and historic buildings.
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A rural retreat in Oklahoma is the ideal getaway for anglers, hikers, and skiers. It's also great for history buffs thanks to the area's Native American ties.
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This small town in Wisconsin may not be home to many people, but it has a thriving art scene and outdoor activities, and celebrates its Native American past.
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Museums are a great way to spend time in a new city, while also learning in the process. These are the best free, family-friendly museums in the U.S.
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One site in Montana tucked away amidst the mountains and valleys is full of Ringing Rocks, ordinary stones turned into musical instruments via geology.
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