Explore Quarry Lake at Greenspring near Baltimore, a scenic mixed-use destination with lake views, shops, restaurants, trails, and a rich quarry history.
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Stay at the Lodge at the Presidio, a historic San Francisco boutique hotel with Golden Gate Bridge views, peaceful grounds, and easy access to Presidio.
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Hike to Yosemite’s rare Indian Rock Arch, a natural granite formation off Tioga Road with North Dome views, alpine camping, and spectacular scenery.
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Though it once served as an active quarry, this spot in Wisconsin has transformed into a gorgeous state park, complete with miles of hiking and scenic views.
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A trip to a former plantation is an experience, with stunning scenery and reminders of a dark period of history all wrapped up in one setting.
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Pittsburgh is great on its own, but if you're in the city and looking to escape for a day, there are lots of terrific options just a car ride away.
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Once the largest mall in the U.S., this nostalgic destination dates back to 1961 — though its original anchor store still remains, much has since changed.
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Set along a prime stretch of Miami Beach, a restored historic property will soon offer beachfront stays, resort amenities, and sweeping ocean views.
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The journey can be just as important as the destination, especially if you are traveling through one of these stunning train stations in the U.S.
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The airport has the same-old boring fast food, but also plenty of healthy options and regional favorites that you might not expect to find on a layover.
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Known for having the best surfing in California — or possibly the whole country — this beach is notoriously hard to reach, keeping it blissfully uncrowded.
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The Great Smoky Mountains feature dozens of scenic views and trails worth experiencing, but dig a little deeper and you'll be treated to a waterfall most miss.
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Florida might get most of the retirement destination attention, but this charming Southern city more than gives it a run for its money.
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It's nice when one town has a lot to offer, and this one really has it all, from outdoor scenery to scientific history to culturally diverse dining.
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Located high up in the Rocky Mountains near the Colorado town of Leadville, this golf course offers stunning views from nearly every hole.
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While the East Coast can't claim the height of the United States' dramatic West, it's not stranger to mountainous terrain. This state exemplifies that.
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If you're looking for peace, look no further. This gorgeous Ohio wildlife site beautifully blends outdoor activities with absolute serenity.
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This looping road trip stretches from deserts to coast, passing cities, mountains, dunes, vineyards, redwoods, and postcard locales.
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Tucked away in the Texas Hill Country, this rustic spot gives visitors access to various swimming holes, charming cabins, and other recreation opportunities.
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Though it's only home to a few hundred people, this small community in New Jersey offers fairytale vibes, historic buildings, and a popular winery.
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Escape some of Yosemite’s seemingly never-ending crowds by taking a stroll through a lesser-visited sequoia grove with peaceful giants.
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Fancy a challenge? Why not head out on a hike to the top of Oregon, where a spectacular lake with incredible scenery awaits?
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It's not easy to get here — you'll need your own boat, and the nearest land is over a mile away — but the site is loaded with history and marine life.
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The Windy City has its charms, but if you need a break from the pace of downtown, there's a peaceful outdoor treasure not too far away.
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Book lovers, curious travelers, and the politically-minded should check out this literary cultural hub, according to this Washington, D.C., local of many years.
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It has the highest annual average temperatures year-after-year, and it often feels even warmer than the thermometer indicates, catching visitors off-guard.
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This park has a new name but its primary feature — a wildly popular hiking trail past waterfalls and scenic creeks — has been around for a while.
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