With easily accessible roadways outlined by bayous and lush greenery and a hearty supply of blues on the radio, road tripping is arguably the best way to see Louisiana.

Click the video below to find out why the American Field Trip family loves Columbus so much (and why you will too).

Situated snuggly between the Sierra Nevada and White Mountains, Bishop is perfectly primed to give climbers, outdoorsmen, and hikers alike exclusive access to the best of the mountains and beyond. ...

With hundreds of miles of protected land and scenic byways, it’s easy to describe West Virginia as a road trippin’ kinda place. But to get to the heart and soul of the Mountain State, head to Hardy...

“Welcome to South Dakota, now roll your watch back 20 years.” A place frozen in time, quirky roadside stops, antiques shops, wineries with kooky names, homey cafes, saloons, and broken down barns p...

Full of scenic byways and twisty highways, South Dakota is one of the last places in America you can drive without wanting to rip your hair out. With very little traffic and plenty of quirky roadsi...

Called the “Land of the Sky,” the land in western North Carolina is awe-inspiring. Starting with the Smoky Mountains in the south and ending with the Cherokee National Forest in the northwest, the ...