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Fish fry season is officially upon us here in the Motor City area, and there’s nothing more delicious than digging into a plate of deep-fried goodness. Whether you’re searching for a fantastic Friday night spot to explore during Lent or on the lookout for a longer-term option, you’ll find something to satisfy your cravings in Metro Detroit. Here are nine of our top selections for fish fry fanatics. Knights of Columbus Hall (870 N Main St, Clawson) Google Maps...

If you want to get up high among the mountains, the Alpine Meadow Trail just outside of Homer, Alaska, gives you breathtaking views as you hike among the wildflowers. This wonderful trail offers peekaboo views of the glaciers across Kachemak Bay, and is easy enough for the whole family to hike. There are many stunning hikes in Alaska, so if you’re building your summer hiking to do list, put this one right at the top!...

When it comes to discussing New York’s Finger Lakes region, you’ll often hear people highlighting this area’s natural wonders. From the crystal-clear lakes to the endless waterfalls that are waiting to be chased, the Finger Lakes have so much to offer anyone who’s willing to explore this beautiful part of the Empire State. As much as we love to enjoy the great outdoors, today we’re here to highlight a different reason why you’ll want to visit this particular region of New York!...

What’s better than a Texas road trip? One that doesn’t involve getting out of the car. We’ve put together a wildflower scenic drive that takes about eight hours, which you can complete in one day since it doesn’t involve any stops. Get ready to see our state flower like you never have before. Click here for the official Google map. Google Maps Marble Falls Flickr/diannbayes Our trip begins in Marble Falls, which boasts several different patches of eye-popping springtime blooms....

Pittsburghers know that our city is a pretty awesome place to live, especially if we want to live a long life. Pittsburgh, in fact, was named one of the top cities in which to live if you want to make it to 100 years old. So, it should come as no surprise that Pittsburgh’s also been named as one of the healthiest cities to live in 2020. Pittsburgh ranks 39, out of 174 cities, on the list of healthiest cities to live in 2020, according to a study released by Wallet Hub in February 2020....

Have you ever wanted to take your own getaway overseas to enjoy a taste of what the other side of the pond has to offer? Well, what if we told you that you could get a look at authentic Germany without ever having to leave the state of New York? If you’re someone who thinks this a possibility like this sounds too good to be true, then you’re going to be overwhelmingly surprised by all that’s waiting for you at this German restaurant out in the Empire State’s scenic Finger Lakes region....

If you love coffee, you’ve surely visited your fair share of charming java shops throughout the years. These days, every corner seems to house a new coffee-centric destination, many of which claim to be the next big thing in the world of coffee roasters. While personal preference ultimately plays the most important role in determining coffee preferences, there are some shops throughout the country that undeniably serve incredible cups of joe....

When it comes to Western Montana’s charming small towns, it’s tough to top the unique charm of Stevensville. Not only is it home to a famous historical site, the St. Mary’s Mission, but it happens to have some fantastic antique shops. In fact, this might be the best town in the Treasure State to find gems from the past. Fort Benton may be known as the Birthplace of Montana, but it was Stevensville that was the first permanent settlement....

Maryland is full of history and there’s proof in the ruins that remain behind. Take a look at the following hiking spots that lead to some of the most impressive ruins in the Old Line State. They’re all relatively easy to find, and each of these five hiking trails to ruins in Maryland deserve a spot on your state bucket list. Gathland State Park Flickr / Fred Schroeder Part of the Appalachian Trail runs through this historic park that’s filled with remnants of buildings from the 1800s....

Are you on the hunt for a fascinating, little-known Wyoming destination? Visit the Alvah Unthank Gravesite in Glenrock where you’ll find a relic of the Oregon Trail in Wyoming along a busy highway in the heart of the Cowboy State. Wyoming’s history is largely shaped by the Oregon Trail, California Trail, and other emigrant trails that brought thousands of migrants across the country in search of a better life. Flickr / Jimmy Emerson DVM...

Many unique places are located throughout Alabama just waiting to be discovered. One in particular is the Wichahpi Commemorative Stone Wall. To learn all about this stone wall, including what makes it truly special, take a look below. The Wichahpi Commemorative Stone Wall is located just off the Natchez Trace Parkway in Florence, Alabama. Measuring more than one mile, it’s the longest unmortared wall in the U.S. google/Tim Tippett Tom Hendrix built this unique wall, which took more than 30 years, to honor his great-great-grandmother, Te-lah-nay....

When it comes to quality time with family or friends, nothing beats sharing a meal, whether it is in the comfort of your home or at an exciting new restaurant. While Colorado is filled to the brim with different restaurants and types of cuisine, only a handful offer a delicious meal AND entertainment, like the unique Bar D Chuckwagon: Located in Durango, the Bar D Chuckwagon is an experience that the entire family will enjoy, thanks to its various sights, sounds, and tastes....

If you’re in or around the Anchorage area and looking for an easy stroll along with beautiful views, the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail is the perfect trail for an afternoon walk. Originating in the heart of downtown Anchorage, it winds itself along the coast line along miles of paved walkway or groomed snow. Starting in downtown Anchorage and winding all the way to Kincaid Park, this trail is an outstanding part of Anchorage’s park system....

It’s been called Washington’s “slightly less weird” version of Portland. It’s laid back, green, home to a university, and loaded with outdoor activities. If we had to award the title of Washington’s most hippie town to one location, we’d have to give it to Bellingham. Despite whatever negative connotations you may have with the word “hippie,” you owe it to yourself to visit Bellingham. Here’s why. First of all, we weren’t kidding about the outdoor adventures....

It’s no secret that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. After all, for many of us, it’s what gets our day off to the right start. Alabama is home to many restaurants that offer a delicious breakfast such as The Historic Waysider Restaurant. To learn all about this restaurant, including one of its most famous breakfast dishes, take a look below. The Historic Waysider Restaurant, which is best known as The Waysider, is a hidden gem that’s located in Tuscaloosa, Alabama....

In general, Coloradans do a great job of eating healthy, thanks – in part – to not only our active lifestyles but the fresh meat and produce that is locally grown. Despite our healthy lifestyles, however, not even we can turn down a piece of homemade pie, especially when it comes from the incomparable You Need Pie Diner & Bakery: Located in Estes Park is the aptly named You Need Pie Diner & Bakery, which is home to some of the best baked goods in the Centennial State!...

Though we love camping, and will always keep our tent when we need it, there’s something cool about renting a cabin or yurt type sleeping arrangement for a day on the lake. These are some cabins and yurts we think are perfect for a summer vacation in Kansas. Let’s take a look at our more comfortable options when spending a weekend at the lake! Milford Lake Acorns Resort and RV Park at Milford Lake, KS Facebook Milford lake, out in Milford, Kansas, is the home of a host of sleeping arrangements, in all different shapes and sizes....

While it may be an area that’s quite secluded from the rest of our state, if you take the time to travel up north to our Thousand Islands region, you’ll find that there are all sorts of New York’s best hidden gems tucked away up here! You’ll certainly be able to find quite the array of attractions, like even the largest go-kart race track in all of the Empire State, but if you’re headed up this way it’s most likely because you’re ready to spend some time by the water....

San Francisco’s iconic Golden Gate Bridge may be the most famous of Northern California’s bridges, but did you know it has a younger sibling that’s worth checking out? Known as the Guy West Bridge, this massive suspension bridge was designed specifically to resemble the Golden Gate in both form and structure. It may not be as large, but it was considered the longest pedestrian bridge in the U.S. when it was initially unveiled....

Looking for a way to escape from it all without venturing too far from home? We understand: with the ever-mounting stress of daily life always on our minds, there’s nothing better than getting a dose of fresh air while staying away from the crowds. When you’re in the mood for a stroll that will help you reconnect with nature and melt away some of your anxiety, head to this isolated yet beautiful locale near Detroit....