If ever there was a time to experience a road trip through Georgia, it would be during the fall. Georgia has some truly spectacular views throughout the state, which are only magnified when the leaves begin to change color and the air cools down to a delightful temperature. If you’re looking for a chance to see the best fall foliage in Georgia, then this road trip may just be perfect for you....
Are you a sucker for historical charm, cozy inns, and friendly service? If so, we’ve got the perfect getaway destination for you. For Michiganders who are craving a dose of serenity and relaxation without venturing too far from home, this unique bed and breakfast certainly fits the bill. Whether you’re here for a romantic weekend away or a longer vacation, you’ll feel right at home in no time at all....
So many options, so little time. That’s how you might feel upon your first visit to the Dairy Market, Charlottesville’s newest food hall. Featuring a variety of cuisine ranging from pizza to barbecue and locally churned ice cream, this foodie-approved destination is a must-try. Head there with a group of friends or on your next date night for an experience you won’t soon forget. Just don’t forget to bring your appetite!...
There’s a whole lot to explore in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin, but it’s often so overlooked! One interesting spot, the Dry Creek Petrified Tree Area, is a great destination for nature lovers when the weather cools off and autumn rolls into the region. You’ll find the Dry Creek Petrified Tree Environmental Education Area about 13 miles east of Buffalo, Wyoming. It’s just far enough from the Big Horns that you can only see them on the horizon in an otherwise flat and seemingly barren landscape....
Mississippi boasts some incredible historic sites, including Winterville Mounds, one of the biggest Native American mound sites in the U.S.! Not only is the site revered for its size, but one of the mounds is among the tallest in the U.S. It’s truly a historical wonder that everyone should visit at least once. One of the best places to soak in some Native American history in Mississippi is the Winterville Mounds site in Greenville....
Did you know that there are over 3,200 named lakes and reservoirs in Montana? While Alaska has more lakes than any other state (at three million!), that’s still an impressive number. Needless to say, it’s highly unlikely that you’ll see all of them in your lifetime, but that doesn’t mean you can’t try to see all the best. Tally Lake is a beautiful and highly underrated body of water, and the Tally Lake Overlook Trail will give you the best views....
The internet provides a tremendous service to us – it connects people and communities in ways that would have been impossible in the past. It also has provided researchers a unique opportunity to gather information and make it simpler to identify the most favored dining destinations in the nation. Recently, OpenTable ranked the 100 most scenic restaurants in the nation… and, amazingly, one of them is right here in Greater Cleveland!...
Aerial videos have become huge in the past few years. With the availability of small drones, many people have taken it up as a hobby. And YouTube makes it super easy for cinematographers to share their videos with the world. This beautiful drone video of North Dakota captures our state in a whole new way, and we are positively dazzled by the beauty of the harvest! In fact, there are quite a few drone videos that have been taken of North Dakota, like this one of the badlands....
The Iron Island Museum has had a long and notable history. Built in 1885, the Buffalo building was originally a church. Starting in the 1950s, it then served nearly five decades as a funeral home. It was eventually donated to the Iron Island Preservation Society for use as a museum. The museum displays artifacts from Buffalo, with a particular focus on military and railroad history. With all of the deceased who have passed through such a building, is it any wonder that it is now said to be haunted?...
New Hampshire is full of history and one of the best ways to learn about it is by stepping back in time and experiencing what it might have been like to live in the days long before we were here. Museums are fun, but it’s hard to step into someone else’s shoes by viewing exhibits. What we love most is visiting the historic homes of New Hampshire and this one, located in Portsmouth, is one of the most fascinating....
If you want to get off the beaten path this fall, head on out to this remote log cabin in Alaska. Located right outside of Healy in Anderson, Alaska, you get all the perks of privacy and gorgeous autumn leaves while still being able to drive right up. Pack your bags, grab your family, and head out to this beautiful cabin in the woods! There’s a cozy little log cabin located in Anderson, Alaska that you’ll want to visit this season....
In November 2020, Greenville, South Carolina, was named the friendliest city in America by Conde Nast Traveler. And no visit to America’s friendliest city would be complete without a sweet indulgence at Vaughn Russell Candy Kitchen. Delightfully delicious handmade candies are the earmark of this candy store. And it’s worthy of a visit. Located only steps from Greenville’s Falls Park on the Reedy, Vaughn Russell Candy Kitchen has the candy for you....
We always hate to see camping season come to an end, but if you’re a true Montanan, you’re already dreaming of the next one. The Treasure State is full of well-known campgrounds as well as off-the-beaten-path spots to pitch a tent and sleep under the stars. Although it’s massive in size, Glacier National Park’s Apgar Campground is surprisingly serene and private. In fact, if you didn’t know any better, you’d think you were camping in a private village....
As far as astronomy goes, there is a lot happening in 2020. The year is filled with supermoons and lunar eclipses, to name a few of the many astronomy events set to go down in 2020. But those aren’t the only exciting things you’ll find in the night sky. The year – and the decade – starts off with a bang in early January, when the Quadrantid meteor shower peaks. If you’re in Minnesota, you’ll be lucky enough to enjoy 100 meteors per hour at times....
The Greater Tulsa Home and Garden Show is a giant home and garden event that features over 300 exhibitors in Expo Square. The next show takes place March 11-14, 2021, and it’s the perfect event to kick off spring. If you’re in the market for new merchandise for your home or garden or want some great ideas, then you won’t want to miss this massive home improvement event. The Greater Tulsa Home and Garden Show is the largest home and garden products show in Oklahoma....
New Jersey has a multitude of charming small towns – Cranbury, Collingswood, and Cape May, for starters. However, one of the best small towns in New Jersey, one that really is a beauty, is none other than the town of Clinton. Anyone who is planning day trips in New Jersey should add the delightful town of Clinton to their list, if not just for the sheer picturesque quality, then for the various attractions throughout....
If you’re tired of staying in boring hotels, then book an overnight stay at Buck Atom’s Crash Pad. This roadside attraction has a house that is listed on Airbnb for rent and it’s the coolest thing ever. It’s located directly behind Buck Atom’s Cosmic Curios souvenir shop on Historic Route 66 in Tulsa and offers guests a one-of-a-kind experience. Check it out below: Welcome to Buck’s Cosmic Crash…an Airbnb rental that is located in Tulsa on The Mother Road....
Everyone has their own views on what’s cool. Most people would likely agree, however, that Pennsylvania’s teeming with really cool villages, towns, and cities. Next time you’re searching for the perfect spot to visit for a day trip or a relaxing weekend getaway, consider Doylestown as the coolest and one of the best small towns in Pennsylvania. Boasting a population of just over 8,200, Doylestown, Pennsylvania sits in just about the perfect location - just over 30 miles from Philadelphia and around 80 miles from New York City....
For many of us, enjoying a meal at a five-star restaurant is a rare and special event, which means only the best of the best will do. Eddie V’s, an upscale eatery near Kierland Commons in Scottsdale, definitely fits that parameter, serving up world-class seafood in a stylish, sophisticated atmosphere. Next time you’re in the mood for a fancy seafood dinner, there’s only one place to go: Eddie V’s. eddiev.com This fine-dining chain has a location right here in Scottsdale, conveniently located near Kierland Commons and the Scottsdale Quarter....
During the summer months, there’s nothing Michiganders love more than heading outside to appreciate our beautiful Great Lakes. After all, Michigan is home to some of the prettiest bodies of water imaginable, and this shoreline access is accompanied by all sorts of unique adventuring opportunities. One awesome boat tour provides guests with the chance to combine drinks, scenery, and priceless summertime memories. Sip n’ Sail Cruises operates from 7325 Main St on Mackinac Island....
