Georgetown, South Carolina, has a pleasant park with plenty of recreational opportunities. People can play pickleball, tennis, and disc golf or go for walks.
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Beyond Los Angeles' famous attractions, this nearby destination offers visitors diverse restaurants, local history, community art, and cultural sights.
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Every state has under-the-radar spots worth visiting. One such spot lies in Oklahoma, just two hours from a pair of city centers. Here's what you'll find there.
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Take the ferry over to this island state park outside of Seattle, where you can hike, camp, paddle, fish, and spot wildlife in a scenic setting.
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Nebraska actually has some stunning wine country, and a small town in the center of the state has a beautiful lake and some interesting history to explore too.
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Before you visit Pittsburgh, learn the local quirks, customs, and unspoken rules that can help you navigate the city like you’ve been there before.
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It can sometimes be difficult to find truly wild wilderness in the developed parks across America, but one Pennsylvania nature preserve is stunning and rustic.
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Georgia is an affordable place to retire without giving up beautiful weather, gorgeous mountain scenery, outdoor recreation, and access to nearby Chattanooga.
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Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada in California is a lake with clear water and recreation areas that is a great spot to boat and fish.
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If you're seeking relaxation over rushed sightseeing and a tranquil nature retreat over crowded sands, then this island is the perfect escape for you.
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This secret oasis hidden in one of Arizona's Sky Islands mountain ranges highlights a haven for hummingbirds and trails with stunning views.
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This small Wisconsin destination offers lake fishing, scenic parks, local restaurants, a state trail, and Midwest charm not too far from the Driftless Area.
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This former steel plant in Pennsylvania is now a thriving center for arts and culture. It hosts thousands of events each year, including several concerts.
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Nestled in the Idaho panhandle is a quaint ranch where you can experience some peace of mind. Stay in a rustic cabin, spend your days riding horses, and more.
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Within two hours of New York City is 2026's safest U.S. town, where low crime rates are paired with mountain views, wildlife, and outdoor escapes.
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A peaceful park near Savannah, Georgia reveals winding wetlands, shady woodlands, and an elevated lookout where colorful birds and other wildlife may appear.
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This suburb is in a class of its own, with plenty to keep a visitor interested, from shops, boutiques, and barbecue downtown to a pretty lakefront park.
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People in search of hiking and biking trails, eateries that serve Southern food, and fodder for history buffs can find them in this small Georgia city.
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A surprising freshwater oasis in the Florida Keys offers peaceful nature walks and close encounters with alligators, Key deer, turtles, and colorful birds.
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Hidden in Wisconsin is a small city with a well-stocked lake to fish in, quiet campgrounds to enjoy, and a quaint downtown with shopping and restaurants.
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This daunting but highly popular 2.2-mile hike to the mountain's granite peak rewards visitors with incredible wilderness views and sweeping Georgia panoramas.
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Some of the state's most quaint towns are found in Southwest Connecticut, and this one in particular offers both nature escapes and restaurant culture.
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This is no dude ranch — here, visitors become part of the ranch family, helping with cattle drives and maintenance, while surrounded by Big Sky scenery.
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Fresh air, beautiful mountains, and plenty to see and do outdoors — can you guess the "Green Mountain" state that topped the charts for the healthy living?
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Antique hunting, historic streets, easygoing trails, and Revolutionary War history make this small Southern city an appealing detour from the usual hotspots.
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"The Beverly Hillbillies" filmed there, and Elvis fed the whales. But it closed without warning almost four decades ago, to be reborn as a waterfront hot spot.
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Explore an Iowa state park full of beauty, wonder, and lots of fun, including cabins to sleep in, trails to walk, beaches, and plenty of wildflowers to see.
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