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Chasing waterfalls doesn’t have to mean conquering a difficult trail in order to see a giant waterfall. Add this easy out-and-back trail to your bucket list and you’ll not only see a waterfall – you’ll see a pair of them pouring over and down a 75-foot drop. Here’s the scoop on this hidden waterfall treasure found in a densely forested preserve in South Carolina: Northwest of Greenville in the community of Sunset, is a pair of waterfalls appropriately named Twin Falls....

Tucked away in Vermont awaits a tiny town that most haven’t had the joy of experiencing. Greensboro is an underrated small town filled to the brim with charm, history, and gorgeous mountain scenery. The minute you set foot inside this beloved town, you’ll feel like you’re at home. Here’s more on why everyone should visit this tiny New England town that looks like something out of a fairytale. Charles Wohlers / flickr The Northeast Kingdom is a remote area in Vermont characterized by lively small towns and breathtaking surroundings....

The Indian Caves in Bourbonnais, Illinois are some of the least-known about caverns in the state yet they are some of the most fun to explore in the Midwest. While the Land of Lincoln has many rock formations, these ones are extra special. Scroll on to learn why. Situated at Perry Farm Park in northern Illinois, Indian Caves is open year-round from dawn until dusk. This little-known attraction transports guests to a whole other world....

Breakfast is one of the most important meals of the day, but oh how difficult it can be to drag yourself out of bed to make a plate of bacon and eggs. Sure, we crave such a decadent beginning to the day on the daily, but that’s what brunch is for! Big Bad Breakfast is now offering to-go dining at their Nashville, Tennessee location, and it just might prove to be one of the best dining options in the city right now....

Historic attractions can be easily discovered all throughout the Empire State, whether you’re looking to explore places of the past that have been well-preserved over the course of time or you’re curious to check out old attractions that have been transformed into something new – there’s something for everyone. Previously we spoke about how you can visit the actual home of Harriet Tubman out in Auburn, but today we’re going to take you to a different area of New York that has something a bit more delicious to offer our residents....

For the last month, Colorado (and the world as a whole) has been getting hit with bad news after bad news, with no sign of normalcy or comfort in sight. At least, that’s what we thought until we saw these springtime weather predictions for Colorado, which forecast unseasonably warm and dry temperatures: Get ready to take a scenic hike around your porch, Colorado (#stayhomestaysafe), as the Climate Prediction Center forecasts this spring to be both unseasonably warm and dry!...

Are you a fan of the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit films? If so, you’ll especially love an overnight stay at the following campground in Maryland. The Hobbit-themed cabin here looks like it’s straight out of the Shire! Read on for the details and prepare your inner nerd. A stay here is unlike any other place in the Old Line State. You’ll find The Treehouse Camp hiding in Rohrersville, Maryland....

As residents of the city of Buffalo, we’re more than familiar with what it’s like to discover and attend a delicious food festival. In the past, we’ve highlighted how during our warmer months you can experience things like Larkin Square’s Food Truck Tuesdays, while later this month you’ll even have the chance to attend an entire festival that’s dedicated to nothing but whiskey at the Whiskey Riot Festival! Well, if you were looking to discover a food-based event that puts you in a sea of something a little sweeter, then see what you’ll be able to discover at this year’s Sweet Tooth Festival....

With St. Patrick’s Day right around the corner, there’s never been a better time to celebrate some of Buffalo’s most wonderful Irish attractions. In and around the Queen City, you’ll find all sorts of unique places to go shopping but if you’re looking to visit the old neighborhood and dive into your ancestral roots, then there’s never been a better time to take a look around Western New York’s original Irish import shop....

Vermont has many charming and marvelous old buildings throughout the state. And one such place is the beautiful St. Johnsbury Athenaeum in Vermont. The Athenaeum is a free public library and art gallery located in northern Vermont. This non-profit public library and art gallery offers many fascinating events in the art and literature scene, as well as tours and activities for kids. Visting the Athenaeum is a trip to the 19th century and a place for lifelong learners, architectural enthusiasts, book lovers, and artists....

Situated off the coast of Windward Oahu is a picturesque slice of paradise that is only accessible during low tide. The Kaneohe sandbar, located in the middle of Kaneohe Bay surrounded by the striking Ko’olau mountains, features crystalline turquoise waters, fine white sand, and plenty of fun. At high tide, you can comfortably stand waist-deep in the water, while at low tide, the sand is completely exposed. it is, in summary, one of the most beautiful places in Hawaii....

If you grew up in Massachusetts, you probably have fond memories of driving over what is officially named the Maurice J. Tobin Memorial Bridge. However, all Bay Staters either call this beauty Tobin Bridge, or its former name, Mystic River Bridge. This magnificent structure spans across nearly 12,000 feet, passing through Boston, Chelsea, and Charlestown. Tobin Bridge is 6-lanes wide, and has become a true landmark in Massachusetts. Being the tallest and most impressive bridge in our state, it’s easy to say that Tobin Bridge is the best bridge in the Bay State....

New Mexico is home to some absolutely stunning landscapes. Places like Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness showcase otherworldly scenes, Carlsbad Caverns illustrate a subterranean wonderland, and White Sands National Park is simply a blindingly beautiful sight. The lesser-known and visited locations, however, are some of our favorites. And that’s just how we would categorize Echo Amphitheater. Cris Sleightholm/Google Located in northern New Mexico, a short drive north from Abiquiu, Echo Amphitheater is a favorite local spot....

Not only is Williams the “Gateway to the Grand Canyon” and a nostalgic Route 66 town, but the small city of just over 3,000 boasts something else, as well: world-famous lemon meringue pie. Pine Country Restaurant bakes several dozen flavors of pie every morning, each with its own unique deliciousness that begs to be enjoyed. There isn’t a single variety worth skipping, but the lemon meringue is especially indulgent — just wait ’til you see how thick the whipped topping is!...

What comes to mind when you think of Rhode Island’s best beach? Some might flock to Narragansett or the beaches of Block Island, while others might have a more off-the-beaten-path destination in mind. But did you know that there’s a small beach in Warwick City Park called Buttonwoods Beach? Here’s why you should check out this local treasure this summer. Warwick City Park is a popular local gem with plenty of amenities....

For most North Carolinians, memories of family road trips and vacations from days gone by are often the fuel for planning the kinds of trips we’d like to take in the present. Throughout the course of modern day, destinations in North Carolina have been the first choice for natives as well as millions of out-of-state visitors that call the Tar Heel State home for short bursts of fun and relaxation. Looking back at the following vintage photos of vacation destinations in North Carolina, it’s easy to see why locals (and visitors!...

Lake Sakakawea is the largest body of water in North Dakota and the second-largest manmade lake in the entire country. It covers over 300,000 acres and has more miles of coastline than the entire state of California. Needless to say, it’s huge, and it’s a fantastic spot for summer recreation. If you want to know where the best spots are to visit Lake Sakakawea, you’re in luck because there are quite a few!...

There are numerous places to go birding in Indiana. You could start with your own backyard. If you want to go where all the cool birds go, these seven state parks and wildlife areas are surefire hot spots for bird watching. Check them out: Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge Flickr/USFWS Midwest Region This southern Indiana nature attraction is home to swans, eagles, cranes, ducks, warblers, and many other birds of all sizes....

As residents of the city of Buffalo, you’ll find that those of us who live out here in this area of New York State are familiar with all sorts of natural wonders – specifically, magnificent lakes and breathtaking waterfalls that exist all around us. As much as we love to hang out all along the waterfront, every now and then we like to switch things up and enjoy a more woodland setting....

Three cheers for spring! We’re heading into what just what might be the prettiest season of the year, one that’s brimming with fun events and activities. For some Missourians, spring doesn’t officially start until they visit the Valley of Flowers Festival in Missouri, a tradition that dates back nearly six decades. If you’ve not been yet, add it to your calendar. Billed as the “First Festival of Spring,” The Valley of Flowers Festival in Florissant has been an annual tradition since 1963....