Idaho is home to quite a selection of unique attractions and museums. However, located in the town of Pocatello is one of the most unusual and fascinating of them all: the Museum of Clean. Just as the name suggests, this museum focuses on all-things clean – how to be clean, the value of clean, and more. From start to finish, this is one museum that will not only capture your attention but will leave you inspired as well....
Asbury Park, New Jersey is a small seaside town known mostly as a quaint vacation spot with a dreamy sandy shore and a boardwalk lined with shops and restaurants. But there are two museums in town that appeal to niche interests: Paranormal Books & Curiosities, where you can research and learn about paranormal activity and maybe experience some of it yourself, and Silverball Retro Arcade where you can play all the retro video games you loved as a child....
Since 1960, the alluring aroma of culinary delights has drawn hungry visitors to the east side of Indianapolis. Whether the hankering is for blueberry pancakes, a quesadilla, or a Big Steer Burger – the big draw is to eat at a “Steer-In.” The name has changed a few times over the years, but the goal to offer good food is intact. Indianapolis-based restauranteur group Laughner Brothers purchased the property in the late 1950s and changed the name to Laughner’s Steer-In....
Of all of the legendary restaurants in the Jackson Hole Valley, one stands high above the rest — literally. Corbet’s Cabin serves up the most iconic breakfast in Wyoming at over 10,000 feet in the air! Located at the top of the Tram, the longstanding Jackson Hole waffle shop is a must-visit restaurant in Wyoming. Corbet’s Cabin was originally built in the 1960s to be a temporary patrol base cabin. In 2009, it was renovated and repurposed to serve breakfast to skiers and provide a refuge from the cold summit winds....
Small town Tennessee is best known for its sense of community and the churches that are stuffed with locals come Sunday morning. The deep south is rich with fun folks and community, so much so that sometimes visitors forget about the beauty that surrounds them. Tullahoma, Tennessee, located in the southern half of the state, has fewer than 20,000 folks that live within city limits and a solid number of waterfalls close to each other to go around....
If you’re from Vermont or have spent time in this lovely state, you are probably familiar with some of the waterfalls and swimming holes located throughout the state. From Bingham Falls to Lye Brook Falls, and all the small ones in between, Vermont sure has some wonderful hidden gems in its backyard. One of the most underrated waterfalls in Vermont is Buttermilk Falls, a classic and stunning waterfall and swimming hole in southern Vermont....
Cleveland is a city of marvels. From its incredible architectural achievements to its natural elements, there’s much to see and do here. However, for nature lovers, Greater Cleveland and beyond is a gift like no other. Where else in the world can you climb cliffs, traverse sand dunes, and bask in the beauty of stunning waterfalls? Yes, believe it or not, these wonders and more exist in and near Greater Cleveland....
In the past, we researched the safest places to live in Minnesota, and we of course can’t stop there, so we have to examine the flip side – the most dangerous places in Minnesota. We looked at crime rates across the state and found the places with the highest to bring you the most dangerous cities in Minnesota. This is not to say these still aren’t wonderful places to live or visit, in fact, when the website Neighborhood Scout researched the most dangerous cities in America, only Minneapolis showed up on the list, and it was #78 (Milwaukee was #23, in case you were wondering)....
Wisconsin has some of the most beautiful driving roads in the Midwest. These backroads will take you through quaint villages, past lush farmland, and into wild forests. Gas up your car – here are some scenic drives in Wisconsin you’ll want to explore. Rustic Road 105, Price County Flickr / Jimmy Emerson, DVM Rustic Road 105 is located in the heart of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Unpaved roads will take you across a covered bridge and past an old logging dam....
Hoping for a cute small-town experience that you can explore on foot? You’ve found the right place in Avalon on Santa Catalina Island. Catalina is a small island off the coast of Los Angeles and is one of the best-known destinations in Southern California for good reason. There is so much to love in the main island town of Avalon. It’s easily one of the most walkable small towns in America....
The Golden State is perfect for some of the best day trips in Northern California. We have cool cities, quaint towns, wineries, orchards, beaches, and beautiful scenery. If it is a variety you crave, drive anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours to find yourself in a completely different climate, with amazing new discoveries. This is an awesome and magical place. So next weekend, when you are sitting around with nothing to do, hop in the car, on a bicycle, or on a motorcycle, or whatever gets you around, and find these amazing opportunities to have a great time....
“Later Alligator.” Is it a childhood hasta la vista to which you respond “After a while, Crocodile”? Well, maybe. But, in West Virginia, at least, it’s more. Much more. It’s also a unique restaurant in Wheeling, West Virginia with the wackiest sense of humor and the most delicious menu in the state – or one of the wackiest, most delicious! When you step through the doors of Later Alligator, located at 2145 Market Street in Wheeling’s Historic Centre Market, what can you expect to find?...
Do you love visiting cultural centers and learning about the area you’re visiting? If this is something that you enjoy doing, take a look at the following museums in Wyoming that have engaging exhibits, interactive programs, and family-friendly events about the state’s history, geography, agriculture, geology, and much more. And, aside from being a fascinating way to spend the day with your family, the museums on this list are also free!...
New Mexico is filled with beautiful attractions, incredible weather, and tons of history and culture, all of which make this state special. If you happen to be in the Santa Fe area, we have a day trip excursion to two incredible attractions – the Museum of International Folk Art and the Santa Fe Railyard Park. Mark off a sunny day on your calendar when you have time to get outside and explore because these two unique spots will create the perfect New Mexico day trip itinerary....
For fans of barbecue and live music in eastern Iowa, it was a long two years as the famous North Liberty BBQ & Blues festival went on hiatus. But the long wait is over, and this July 9th, the town of North Liberty will be bringing in fans from around the state and beyond. The pits are fired up, the bands are tuning their guitars, and the festival can’t wait to welcome you back....
Are you looking for an outdoor adventure? While you can always go hiking along the trail, why not take to the water and discover a water trail for a paddle adventure in Illinois? Along a tributary of the Fox River, you’ll find the Nippersink Creek Canoe Trail and it’s a one-of-a-kind experience if you enjoy being out on the water in a kayak or canoe. Nippersink Creek is an 18-mile tributary of the Fox River....
Wyoming is thought of as a fairly homogenous state, but the truth is there is culture everywhere you look! We’re not just talking about Wild West and Indigenous traditions, either. Did you know that our capital city is host to one of the biggest and most fun Celtic Festivals in the country? For years, the Cheyenne Celtic Festival has been bringing the luck of the Irish to the Depot Plaza, and it’s an event that’s a must-see for anyone who lives within driving distance of Wyoming’s capital....
So many of the best restaurants in Virginia have a fascinating past. Rumors of ghosts, famous patrons…you name it. Today’s feature spot is no exception; it holds the title of the oldest tavern in Virginia, not to mention one of the oldest bars in the whole country. Here’s more on The Tavern, a Virginia institution that belongs on every historian and dining enthusiast’s bucket list. Welcome to The Tavern! This delightful locale has been welcoming weary travelers from near and far since it first opened its doors as an inn and bar in 1779....
By now, most of us have accepted the idea that taking photos of our food is sometimes satisfying. This is particularly true when someone crafts a decadent dessert so “Instagrammable,” we can’t help but give it a photoshoot before we devour it. The milkshakes and sundaes at The Yard, Washington’s only dedicated milkshake bar, are definitely meant to be photographed. But rest assured, they are just as delicious as they appear....
Here at OnlyInYourState, we’re big fans of caving in Indiana. We’ve written about Indiana’s amazing cave systems many times, and honestly, every single one is well worth an adventure. But did you know that there’s one particular cave in Indiana that’s not just a cave? Don’t get us wrong, it’s an amazing cave, but there’s so much more to it than that! Best of all, it’s a relatively new attraction in Indiana, having only just opened in 2013....
