Roosevelt’s love of North Dakota endured long after his years of hunting, ranching and exploring the area as a young man. Something about the wide-open spaces, dazzling night skies and rugged terra...

The White House Garden Tour is a rare opportunity to glimpse into the stomping grounds of the President of the United States. Open to the public a few times a year each fall and spring, tickets are...

The spring equinox brings increasingly long and languorous days brimming with sunshine and rain showers. America’s deserts epitomize this season of renewal as monochrome palettes give way to a kale...

The 1996 Olympics, Coca Cola and the world’s busiest airport are three things you may first associate with Atlanta, but it is so much more than that. As the capital of the New South, Atlanta is hom...

Given its name, most people immediately associate beach-related activities with Virginia Beach. While fun in the sun – and in the water – is definitely par for the course here, there are a surprisi...

The Volunteer State comes alive in the spring. Few places offer such a wide variety of options encompassing everything from scenic mountains and world famous music festivals to Dollywood.

Framed by the breathtaking Rocky Mountains, Denver, Colorado is a gateway to the great outdoors. Before you set out to hike, bike, ski, or kayak, make sure to spend a few days soaking up the histor...

Falling in love with Montreal happens with ease, and it doesn’t take long for the feeling to set in. With centuries of history, a deep-rooted culture, dining, and entertainment that rival the best ...

University of Michigan has a lot going for it – the academics, a long-lasting sports legacy, and an amazing Ann Arbor location that makes it one of the most desirable college towns in America (acco...

Once a podunk cow town, Wichita has shed it’s boots and spurs and is now an industrial hub for arts and culture. Home to a mindboggling eight shopping districts, 28 art galleries, and 33 museums, w...