Explore America’s strangest places: ghost towns, odd roadside attractions, mysterious natural wonders, abandoned sites, hidden deserts, caves, and bizarre small towns.
Near the end of the Gilded Age, the proprietor of the upscale Waldorf Astoria hotel began to build a lavish European-inspired castle on Heart Island in Alexandria Bay, New York. Boldt Castle—which was dotted with hearts—was designed to be a loving tribute to George C. Boldt’s wife Louise. When Louise died unexpectedly in 1904, George…
Boca Raton is a progressive city on the Atlantic rim of Florida, supplying fun and relaxation, with tons of excitement and sophistication. This article will explore the top places where you can experience the very best of Boca Raton. From high-end resorts to posh shopping venues, beautiful natural spots to rich cultural places, let this…
From whitewater rafting to rock climbing, Alaska‘s immense landscapes and pure, untamed wilderness set the stage for exceptionally rich adventure experiences. In a week, visitors to Alaska can careen down turbulent rivers and scale towering rock faces—it’s all one big whirlwind of heart-pumping activity. Here’s how to dive into a week of nonstop excitement in…
Quaint Skaneateles, New York, has long served as a getaway for cosmopolitan New Yorkers and other big-city dwellers. Nestled on the northern tip of pristine Skaneateles Lake—which is considered the gateway to the Finger Lakes—the sleepy upstate New York town is surrounded by breathtaking forests and waterfalls. Visitors can take a boat tour of gorgeous…
Family vacations are more than just a break from routine; they are opportunities for bonding, creating memories, and experiencing new adventures together. The Great Smoky Mountains, often referred to simply as the Smokies, offer an ideal backdrop for a family getaway. With its breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and a plethora of activities, the Smokies cater…
The Wave—a colorful rock formation in Vermilion Cliffs National Monument that looks like a stone wave—has become so wildly popular in recent years that visitors must enter a lottery to receive a permit to visit the area. If you’re unable to secure a permit for The Wave, a stunning collection of rock formations that resemble…
Even people who have never set foot in the Western United States are well acquainted with the towering rock formations of Southern Utah’s Monument Valley thanks to their inclusion in numerous classic films. Visitors can drive to Monument Valley and pull over around marker 13 to stand in the same spot where Forrest Gump—the beloved…
Did you know that Pigeon Forge attracts over 10 million visitors each year? Planning a trip to Pigeon Forge can be both exciting and overwhelming. With its plethora of attractions, dining spots, and entertainment options, deciding how to spend your time can feel like a daunting task. This ultimate guide will help you navigate through…
