Florida is easily one of the most beautiful tropical escapes the United States has to offer.

Vacations are a great way to make long-lasting memories, but crafting an itinerary to appease the whole family is no easy feat. In order to strike a balance between fun attractions and (unbeknownst...

As the most desirable state to visit, California sees a lot of tourists and recently, sites like Yosemite, Death Valley, Big Sur, and Kings Canyon have become almost Disneyland-like with crowds. If...

Once home to a nomadic Indian tribe and an important hospital and rehabilitation center after World War II, Glenwood Springs became known as a healing destination. At only 41 miles from Aspen, Glen...

Partner Content - They came to Montana hoping to see mountains, lakes, wildlife and small-town charm. But when sisters Gale and Laura Straub hit the open road, they also found a rekindled connectio...

It’s no secret that Montana attracts outdoor adventure enthusiasts year-round, but if you like carving deep powder, laying fresh tracks, and off-piste shredding, you have got to experience Yellowst...

Nicknamed "Big Sky Country" and "The Treasure State," when you think of Montana, outdoor recreation comes to mind. Whether you’re at wildlife rich Yellowstone or admiring the beauty of Glacier Nati...

Back in its earliest days, mining was an integral part of Mammoth Lakes. The discovery of the Comstock Lode in 1858 brought in swarms of prospectors who were eager to make their fortunes.

Originally inhabited by members of the Native American Washoe tribe, Lake Tahoe – which, at 1,600 feet deep, is the second-deepest in the United States – was discovered by Western people in the 1840s.

Take a quick look at a map of Arkansas and you’ll notice a theme. For every three towns, there seems to be one landmark that points to a spring. Those springs are everywhere, and they’re a big part...