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Located in the Adirondack Region of New York State, Lake George is a popular destination for families to visit regardless of the time of year. In the summer, there’s plenty to do on the lake and in the town of the same name. This includes boating, kayaking, waterskiing, and of course swimming. In Spring, vacationers can take a hike and explore the area around the lake. Fall is ideal for fishing and taking in the foliage while winter is opportune for winter sports on the lake....

Here in Ohio, we’re lucky to have our fair share of delicious, authentic Italian restaurants. You may not have realized, though, that some have been around for over 100 years. Guarino’s is a prime example. It’s the oldest Italian restaurant in Cleveland, and among the oldest in the entire state of Ohio. When you visit, you can look forward to incredible hospitality paired with some of the tastiest Italian dishes around....

Margaritas are one of the most refreshing beverages known to man – that much, we can all agree on. This June, you can sample over a dozen different flavors for just $25 at the Scottsdale Margarita Fest! It’s one of the best food festivals in Arizona, and the perfect way to celebrate the start of summer. With three bars, a lounge, and a dance floor, Wasted Grain is an obvious choice for hosting the annual Scottsdale Margarita Fest in June....

Scenic Byway 12 in southern Utah is a true treasure and one of the most popular and well-known scenic byways in the entire state. This 122-mile road takes you through some of southern Utah’s most stunning scenery and to many hidden gems. Located along this stretch of road is one bucket-list-worthy destination — the Bullberry Inn. This bed and breakfast is the perfect place to relax, rest, and admire some of southern Utah’s most stunning landscapes....

Virginia has an extensive history, and it’s no surprise that many of its historic buildings have quite a haunted reputation. That’s certainly true of the abandoned DeJarnette Center in Staunton. Founded in 1932, it served as a mental hospital for decades before it was abandoned altogether. Today, all that remains are the ruins of this building and its troubled history. Here’s more on why DeJarnette Sanitarium, an abandoned Virginia hospital, is among the most haunted places on earth....

Sometimes, you just need to get away. And in Ohio, there’s no better place to get away from it all than one of our charming and well-appointed B&Bs. The Buckeye State is home to several charming bed and breakfasts that are sure to give you the serenity you seek away from your regular, noisy routine, in fact. The following are what we believe to be the best bed and breakfast getaways, for the ultimate cozy getaway in Ohio!...

Although fall marks the changing of the season from the fun, active, and warm summer months, there is still a great deal of excitement to be had before the winter months set in. In Northern California, you’ll find a plethora of amazing annual events. But there is one must-attend fall festival that you just can’t miss – The Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival. Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival Facebook Page Mill Valley has always been a great artisan town....

Editor’s Note: Mac’s Cafe has permanently closed since the publication of this article. There are very few things in life more satisfying than a hearty, delicious, home-cooked meal. If your mom isn’t around to whip something up for you, don’t worry. There will always be a table for you at Mac’s Cafe in Fremont. Mac’s Cafe is located on North Bell Street in Fremont, Nebraska. Google Maps It’s a favorite of both locals and those just passing through....

In the mood to dine somewhere that’s completely outside the norm, perhaps a place with a menu that’s so creative you may be tempted to try everything? Well, welcome to Psycho Suzi’s, a restaurant with the wackiest menu in Minnesota. Psycho Suzi’s Waterfront Lounge is a one-of-a-kind establishment in Minneapolis. Touted as a “retro tiki bar,” it’s been open since 2003. Google Maps With its location along the scenic Mississippi River as well as its eclectic decor, you’ll be transported to island life the moment you walk through the doors....

One of the best ways, arguably, to admire the beautiful scenery in Missouri is to drive. We have so many scenic drives from which to choose, too, that we’ll never get bored. However, if we want to hit the road on a really epic drive, we only need to follow Route 66 in Missouri. Since the road meanders for several hundred miles, you can explore it in small sections or embark on one epic adventure....

Antique shops in Mississippi are plentiful. They’re scattered throughout the state and can be found in even the smallest of towns. One small town in particular, though, seems to reign supreme when it comes to antique shops. The small town of New Albany might be most known as the “fair and friendly city,” but that’s not all it’s known for. Chillin662/Wikimedia Despite its small size, New Albany is the recipient of several accolades....

There’s nothing like a hike through the Northeast Ohio wilderness. Our landscape is lovely, from the surprises within the Cleveland Metroparks to the wonders of Cuyahoga Valley National Park. There is so much to love here, particularly in the cooler months when leaves begin to display their most vibrant hues. As you wander through golden-hued forests in this one Metropark, you’ll uncover the shell of an abandoned castle that’s actually open to the public....

Hiking in Oregon is one of the very best ways to experience the state’s natural splendor. In fact, immersing yourself in the forest provides immeasurable benefits for general health and general well-being. One of the very best trails in Oregon’s Mt. Hood National Forest, the Tamanawas Falls Trail, is an easy, 3.8-mile out-and-back hike with an epic waterfall finish that’s absolutely captivating. The Tamanawas Falls Trail is located in one of the most glorious parts of Mt....

Hidden in a stunning valley in beautiful Brown County (literally the most beautiful area of Indiana) is the oldest covered bridge in the entire state. It’s gorgeous, having been built in 1880, and to this day it’s an iconic symbol of the Hoosier State’s beauty. The Bean Blossom covered bridge in Indiana is a treat to check out all year round, but in the fall, it takes on a particularly special glow....

The Mont has been a “go-to” place for fun times and great food since 1976. Located in Norman just blocks from the OU campus, The Mont has a patio dining experience that is second to none. Just ask any current or former Sooner about the Mont and chances are they will already be huge fans of this place. If you are looking for a great meal in an unforgettable outside environment, then this is it....

Did you know the tallest bridge in America was once right here in Texas? Before it was dismantled in the mid-1900s, the Pecos High Bridge stood at an impressive height of 322 feet. Today, we remember this remarkable feat of engineering and revel in the legacy it left behind. Once the tallest bridge in Texas - and the tallest bridge in America, as a matter of fact - the Pecos High Bridge was completed in 1892....

Fall is just around the corner, and that means planning activities and excursions that will help you make the most of the season. At the top of the list is none other than the Pumpkin Patch Express, a scenic train ride operated by the Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad that celebrates all things autumn. Beautiful scenery, charming decor, pick-your-own pumpkins…it all awaits you on this family-friendly pumpkin patch train ride in Ohio!...

There are a lot of wonderful things to eat and drink in the world, but one special fest celebrates the best of the best. Wausau’s Beer and Bacon Fest draws food lovers to Wausau every fall. It’s a delicious way to celebrate the changing of the seasons and the perfect excuse for a weekend trip to Wausau… and, of course, to indulge in lots of beer and bacon. Hungry to learn more?...

Ready to go to the best beaches in Iowa? For an oceanfront getaway, you might have to travel halfway across the country – but that doesn’t mean you can’t find Iowa’s own personal slices of seaside paradise without ever leaving the Hawkeye State. From state parks to public lakeside beaches to unique retreats, these eight beaches will make you say “Atlantic Who?”. Lewis and Clark State Park TravelIowa At the center of this park is the stunning Blue Lake, which is a popular spot for swimming, boating, and fishing....

With all of our great cities in Connecticut, sometimes the rural areas tend to fall through the cracks. But to skip out on areas like the Quiet Corner would be to really miss out on some wonderful attractions! We’ve gathered up a few places in a rural road trip in Connecticut. It won’t require much time in the car, but it’ll take you to some great underrated attractions in the often-overlooked northeast corner of the state, where there’s more farmland than people....