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Mostly lost at the turn of the century, Glastenbury Mountain, located just outside of Bennington, is no stranger to tales of legend and creepy stories. It’s a ghost town in Vermont you’ve possibly never even heard of despite it being right in your backyard. There have been multiple unexplained disappearances over the years and today there are only 8 residents. It’s truly a town worthy of a horror movie and one of those creepy places in Vermont you don’t want to visit....

There are many impressive sights throughout the state of Kentucky and most of them come with a fascinating story. As a state with deep roots in the railroad industry, you’ll find both active and former railroad bridges scattered across the Bluegrass as a means of transporting goods throughout the region. If you’re looking for one of the tallest and most impressive of these, there is a historic bridge in Kentucky that comes to mind....

The Hawaiian Islands welcome nearly 10 million tourists each year, and while this year’s numbers are sure to be significantly lower overall, there’s no better time to start daydreaming about your next Hawaii Island adventure. Whether you’re craving a weekend getaway from a neighboring island or an extended trip from across the ocean, there are so many accommodation options to choose from on Hawaii Island. Will you stay in a cozy cottage nestled high above the cliffs or a charming treehouse that will make you feel like a kid again?...

If you’re a fan of historic sites, you’ve undoubtedly explored some of Michigan’s most famous locales. Destinations like Fort Michilimackinac and Detroit’s many auto factories are obvious spots to check out when you want to immerse yourself in our state’s history. If you’re seeking a lesser-known historical destination that combines natural beauty with the delights of days gone by, check out this unique park. Van Raalte Farm Park is located at 1076 E 16th St in Holland....

Oregon’s natural places can be calm and soothing…or they can be crowded with lots of other people who are also trying to experience solitude in the great outdoors. If you’re looking for a relaxing spot that’s far from the crowds, head to WildSpring Guest Habitat. Welcome to WildSpring Guest Habitat! This pretty paradise offers five cabin suites tucked away in a shady forest with 100-foot-tall trees. management/Tripadvisor Not only is it a beautiful place, but this guest habitat is eco-friendly as well....

There is no excuse not to get out and get active in the gorgeous state of North Carolina. Luckily, from the mountains to the coast, there are plenty of amazing, breezy hiking trails worth exploring. The many easy hikes in North Carolina are perfect for a short and sweet trek through the great outdoors, and some are even ideal for exploring with little ones. Lace up your hiking boots and pack some water and bug spray, because you’re going to want to hit the trails after taking a virtual visit to these ten places:...

Illinois is a beautiful mix of busy cities and remote areas, both of which are filled with wonders. The very best attractions, though, are always the ones that are out in the middle of nowhere. From places to eat to places to sleep, you’ll put miles on your car for these incredible spots. Here are seven of the best things to do in remote parts of the state. Keep scrolling for all the details....

Ready to shake up your routine? Experience out-of-this-world fusion flavors and whimsical decorations. These seven wackadoodle restaurants in Austin will change the way you think of eating out. Whip In TravelEatXplore/TripAdvisor TravelEatXplore/TripAdvisor You’ll really be keeping Austin weird when you dine at Whip In. This quirky eatery began its life as a convenience store and now serves imaginative Indian/Tex Mex fusion. Dig in to delicious samosas and spicy Indian nachos. When it’s paired with a local beer, you’re in for a real treat....

If you love the idea of stepping inside a time machine and heading back to the past, you’ll love these retro postcards of some of SoCal’s most classic restaurants from the way back. Old-time eateries from Malibu to Arcadia and everything in between, there’s a little bit of everything to make you long for the good ol’ days. Carpenters wikimedia commons Dating back to the 1920s, Carpenters was a bustling drive-in restaurant located in Arcadia....

There are several restaurants in Alabama that are well known for their iconic food. One in particular is Dreamland Bar-B-Que. A great thing about this restaurant is you don’t have to make the drive to enjoy their delicious food. They’ll ship it straight to your house. For information about Dreamland Bar-B-Que and its shipping options, take a look below. Dreamland Bar-B-Que is one of Alabama’s most iconic barbecue restaurants. Even though it has multiple locations throughout the state, the original restaurant is in Tuscaloosa, which opened in 1958....

It seems like oh-so long ago when dining out was practically a daily affair – or, at least it could be. In reality, it’s only been several weeks since we could go into a restaurant in South Carolina for a bite to eat or a momentous meal for a special occasion. Thankfully, though, some restaurants are still serving to-go meals that you pay for on the phone when you order – and then pick up right outside the restaurant....

In trying times like these, it’s important more than ever to look for ways to help each other out. This local distillery in Etna has found a fantastic way to do just that. As you’re probably aware, the current coronavirus epidemic has caused all sorts of shortages across the country, from toilet paper to flour. One seriously essential item that’s experiencing a shortage is hand sanitizer, so Denny Bar Company has taken it upon themselves to start producing it....

As things begin to open up across Kentucky, many of our favorite destinations are opening their doors once again, or in some cases, their gates. Drive-in movie theaters may seem like a thing of the past (and not just pre-Quarantine), but there are actually many of these nostalgic places scattered around the Bluegrass. And as businesses are able to open up again, drive-in movie theaters in Kentucky are starting to pop up all over the state and while they may have a few restrictions, you can still enjoy a memorable movie night from your car....

Did you know there’s a little piece of Italy hiding in Ohio? Gervasi Vineyard in Canton is an unbelievably beautiful vineyard, restaurant and getaway. The minute you step onto the grounds, you forget you’re in Ohio. One visit here will romance you into coming back again. Gervasi Vineyard is truly remarkable. It’s the closest you’ll ever get to Italy without leaving Ohio. Gervasi Vineyard/Facebook Since 2009, the Swaldo family has owned and operated this magical hidden gem, sharing their Italian roots with northeast Ohio....

Nestled in a lush forest grove is a whimsical treehouse where weary travelers are served hot meals by a warm, welcoming family. Woodland creatures frolic about, birds chirp their hellos, and majestic deer gallop through the trees. That passage may sound like it came straight out of a fairy tale, but we’re actually describing a restaurant right here in The Lone Star State. At Family Tree Recipes in Texas, storybook whimsy comes to life....

It’s no secret that California played a humongous role in the Gold Rush and that our state would look a lot different today if it hadn’t. Prospectors from all over the world arrived in the Golden State with the promise of striking it big. While many of them saw success, many of them did not. If you’ve ever wondered what it was like for those real-life 49ers, then you’re in luck....

Some of the best places to eat in Cincinnati are the neighborhood restaurants that offer the perfect combination of fresh, scratch-made food and a friendly atmosphere. The Queen City’s charming neighborhoods are home to many of these eateries and in Anderson Township those qualities belong to Grove Park Grille. A family-owned neighborhood restaurant in Cincinnati, Grove Park Grille is a wonderful dining destination for a special meal, a celebration, or really any meal, any day of the week....

Who doesn’t love a good breakfast? There are plenty of great spots all across the Land of 10,000 Lakes. But one that draws many visitors thanks to its location along I-35 is a little spot in Moose Lake called Lazy Moose. Here, travelers heading to and from the North Shore delight in the flavorful, homemade breakfasts served up daily. Add this place to your dining bucket list, and keep it in mind next time you’re able to travel up the North Shore....

There’s no denying that Alabama is the perfect place for anyone who loves the outdoors. In fact, there are several parks located throughout the state that offer a variety of outdoor activities for the entire family, including Monte Sano State Park. For information about Monte Sano State Park and its outdoor activities, take a look below. Monte Sano State Park is a beautiful state park that’s situated atop Monte Sano Mountain near Huntsville, Alabama....

All throughout the year here in Western New York, Buffalonians can find our landscapes and natural wonders drastically changing as the seasons go by. While you may be used to seeing our local waterfalls go from frozen over to flowing freely once things warm up, there’s one major waterfall that you may have never seen quite like this before. If you’re ready to go on a trip back through time, then it’s time you get a look at these photos and video footage from Niagara Falls during 1969....