The town of Leavenworth, Washington is surrounded by the tall spires of the Cascade Mountains. Leavenworth has long been known for its kooky Bavarian theme, which it purposefully took on years ago ...

On the surface, New Hampshire is a state known mostly for its endless hiking and outdoor recreational opportunities, but that’s just what the locals want you to believe. Secretly, New Hampshire res...

Mount St. Helens solidified its place in history with a massive eruption on May 18, 1980. Unleashing a pyroclastic flow that killed 57 people, it was the deadliest and most economically destructive...

Her unchallenged slope reaches 14,411 feet into the sky. Prominently standing taller than anything in the surrounding region, the great white pyramid known as Mt. Rainier is comprised of both fire ...

Each state boasts several distinctive hikes, ones that make that piece of the United States pie truly unique. Grab your hiking boots and head for these must-do hikes in every state that range from ...

In summer, more than a quarter million people visit Mount Washington by car, train, or foot, but during winter, it’s the home of world’s worst weather, housing one of America’s biggest observation ...

With millions of parklands and thousands of trails, Washington state is an outdoor lover’s paradise. Endless landscapes include rainforests, deserts, alpine meadows, and wetland estuaries to explor...

In honor of Veteran's Day, we thought it only fitting to bring you the best attractions in the U.S. that make you proud to be an American. November 11, 1918 is remembered as the culmination of "the...

Want to confine your travel to must-see historical and natural sites in the United States? View local monuments and nature’s beauty at some of these must-see sites demonstrating our country’s beaut...

Amble down the Blue Ridge Parkway to experience Appalachia with its rolling hills and stunning array of wildflowers. This 469-mile stretch of road takes you through North Carolina and Virginia, wit...