Explore America’s strangest places: ghost towns, odd roadside attractions, mysterious natural wonders, abandoned sites, hidden deserts, caves, and bizarre small towns.
In the late 1800s, the mining town of Jerome, Arizona, was dubbed one of the wildest and wickedest towns in America. Drifters, gamblers, professional drinkers, and ladies of the night all sought to get rich quick in the shadow of one of the West’s most prosperous copper mines. Business thrived until the 1930s when the…
Las Vegas, or “Entertainment Capital of the World”, is beyond the neon lights and slot machines; this desert oasis boasts a diverse and thriving food scene that can rival any major culinary destination. If you are a food lover and you are willing to take a foodie tour in Las Vegas, we are here to…
Plenty of religions around the world refer to cannabis as “the devil’s lettuce” and consider any sort of intoxication or inebriation to be a sin. There are many other people of faith who consider mind-altering substances such as cannabis to be a holy sacrament that elevates the human mind, body, and soul. Cannabis enthusiasts—such as…
Louisiana has the unfortunate distinction of consistently having the highest percentage of incarcerated individuals per capita in the world. The Louisiana Prison Museum and Cultural Center—which is located on the campus of Angola Prison in West Feliciana Parish—explores Angola’s fraught history and what life is like for inmates in one of America’s most notorious prisons….
It comes as no surprise that the Hammer Museum in Haines, Alaska, was initiated by a man named Dave Pahl. Originally from the Midwest, Pahl moved to Alaska to immerse himself in a rustic environment conducive to learning new survival skills. There, he took up blacksmithing and developed a passion for vintage hand tools, with…
Welcome to San Jose, California! This city offers a mix of modernity, advanced technology, and a unique connection to nature. Whether you are here for a quick visit, or several days of leisure, or to explore its unique tech scene and culture, San Jose has something for every traveler. You can make the most of…
In 1930, former Maine Governor Percival Baxter deeded a stretch of wilderness, which he had recently purchased from the Great Northern Paper Company, to the state of Maine. In the early 1900s, Baxter took a fishing trip to this area and became captivated by the pristine beauty of its forests and mountains. Today, that region,…
Wayland, Massachusetts, is a town of captivating beauty and rich history that offers an abundance of activities to residents and visitors alike. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, history buff, art lover, or foodie, there are plenty of things to do in Wayland that cater to various interests. Let’s dive deeper into these exciting attractions, ensuring…
