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Our state is full of mystery and fascinating stories; a history that makes Kentucky what it is today. Our landscape has been shaped by a number of different factors over the years, leaving behind a diverse collection of rolling hills, creeks, towering mountains, gorges, and rushing rivers. However, there’s an impact crater from an ancient meteorite that continues to shape a particular town in Kentucky, given that the town was built completely inside of it....

Do you crave a juicy burger with all the fixins? If so, you’ll want to head to Morgantown, where you’ll find this automotive-themed restaurant that serves up dozens of different burgers, and milkshakes to die for: Tailpipes opened in 2010, and it’s been grabbing up dining awards left and right ever since. Discover this little gem at 417 High St., Morgantown, West Virginia, and see for yourself why it’s consistently named Best Burger in town....

Spring is in the air, and it’s the perfect time to get some fresh air and attend a fun festival. The Amana Colonies Maifest is coming up soon, and you’ll want to put it on your calendar. Set aside some time on your calendar right now, because one of Iowa’s best spring festivals is happening soon. Head to the Amana Colonies on May 4th and 5th for Maifest. The Amana Colonies Convention & Visitors Bureau/Facebook You’ll find the Amana Colonies at 622 46th Ave....

The Hawaiian Islands are home to unsurpassed natural beauty. You are sure to find stunning views, panoramic landscapes, and signs leading to scenic overlooks around every turn. Many of these incredible views are hiding in plain sight while others require a bit more adventure. Nestled within Haleakala National Park, most people have probably never heard of the Pa Kaoao Overlook, a gorgeous spot where you’ll find infinite views. Let’s check out what makes this spot so special, shall we?...

One of the neatest things about Music City, USA is the enigmatic creative community that evens out the country music and corporate-focused heart of downtown. Here, we have all sorts of makers and creators that exhibit their wares at local festivals, events and flea markets, many of which who sell either online or via their incredible social media channels. Porter Flea occurs twice a year, a quirky little market that features the artists that bolster the city of Nashville with all sorts of handmade beauty LIVE and in-person, so you don’t need to go searching on the internet for a bit of local flair....

What’s your go-to snack when hunger suddenly strikes? If it’s beef jerky, you’ll be delighted to hear about the destination that’s featured below. This charming little shop is dedicated to selling solely beef jerky, but this isn’t just any jerky. It’s some of the finest dried meats that Northern California has to offer! Any meat enthusiast worth their salt should make visiting this beef jerky shop a priority. Boasting a plethora of flavors and some mighty fine customer service, this is about to become one of your new favorite snack stops....

When it comes to summertime dining, there’s nothing better than being outside in the Maine fresh air. Surrounded by trees with the sun shining down, warm weather in Maine just calls out for beautiful surroundings. While the coast is nice, it’s also possible to enjoy some wonderful outdoor dining inland. This spot sits right on the edge of a beautiful pond, which acts as its very own lagoon! Cindy’s Dockside Restaurant is located on the banks of Range Pond, in Poland, Maine....

The Land of 10,000 Lakes has almost as many styles of cuisine. From pizza to tacos to banh mi sandwiches – not to mention the hundreds of all-American diners across the state – Minnesota is full of great food. But sometimes, it’s just nice to stick to a good old-fashioned salad. You could always make one at home, but you won’t want to once you see the 50-foot-long salad bar at one delicious Minnesota restaurant....

Wisconsin is home to the first rails-to-trails bike path conversion and has more than a thousand miles of paves bike paths that criss-cross the state. A notoriously bike-friendly state, visitors have been coming to explore and ride our more than 80 converted railroad bike trails for years, but more recently, locals are finding the fun and convenience of traveling discovering our great state on two wheels. Conveniently, Wisconsin is also home to dozens of craft breweries and a handful of those delicious spots are easily accessible from the bike paths....

It’s incredible that we can look back at old photographs and see what life was like decades, even centuries ago. Thanks, in part, to the Oklahoma Historical Society, there are thousands of old photos that have been preserved to share the history and culture of the Sooner State and its land before statehood. Keep scrolling to view 13 photos of Oklahoma’s past that are eye-catching and entertaining. “Post office and stores in (South) Canadian, c....

Hudson is one of Wisconsin’s hidden gem cities. Other spots along the nearby Mississippi River tend to get the attention, but this great town along the St. Croix River has so much to offer. It’s a wonderful spot in the summer, where folks love handing out along the banks of the river, but a local spot with a killer patio found a way to enjoy those amazing views and the relaxed feel of outside dining during winter....

As spring arrives in Kentucky, you may think to take a walk in the woods or along a lake as the temperatures finally lose that winter chill. One place you may not think to visit – unless you have other reasons to do so – is a cemetery. However, now is actually a perfect time to visit the historic Lexington National Cemetery. This unexpected destination in Kentucky is downright enchanting in the spring, featuring an abundance of flowering plants, trees, and serene pathways ideal for a relaxing stroll....

It’s hard not to fall in love with Southern California, especially after a visit to one of its most beautiful parks with soaring views of the ocean. Take a stroll along the trails and wander down to the water below and you’ll quickly see why this park is one of SoCal’s most stunning destinations. Although seeing it in person is something that should be on everyone’s bucket list, we think you’ll also enjoy a preview of what to expect when you visit....

Do you remember the days of feeding quarters into your favorite video game to claim that elusive high score? Today we can play games on our phones, computers, and TVs but it’s simply not the same as pushing the buttons on an old-school game. Immerse yourself in the magic of a classic arcade in Connecticut’s Elm City. Barcade is an adult playground featuring more than 50 vintage arcade games and once you walk in the door, you’ll feel like a kid all over again....

Do you have a dining bucket list? Even if we don’t have our lists written down, many of us probably have restaurants in and around the Burgh that we really want to try. With its generous selection of American classics and craft beer and its relaxed atmosphere, this creekside restaurant near Pittsburgh just might shoot to the top of your must visit list. Switch things up a bit the next time you go out to dinner, and make your way to Ryan’s Creek House, a charming creekside restaurant in Ford City....

Spring is a time of renewal, and time to dust off those hiking boots, climb off the couch, and immerse yourself back into Oregon’s stunning outdoor spaces. You have plenty of options when it comes to outdoor recreation here, but there’s one spot in the Columbia River Gorge that’s just full of wildflowers during April and May, and you won’t want to miss them. Take a look at the Tom McCall Preserve at Rowena:...

Is your sweet tooth tingling? Those of you that have a weakness for donuts should get ready for the sweetest food trail we’ve put together yet. Grab some friends and get ready for the sugar rush of a lifetime as you travel along the Vermont Donut Trail. Google Maps At over five hours of driving time, you may need to plan an overnight stay, especially if you want to linger and savor the sights and the donuts....

Since first becoming a state, South Dakota has seen its fair share of towns come and go, thanks in part to a decline in the mining and railroad industries. As of this publication, South Dakota has nearly 100 of these abandoned (or near abandoned) towns, including this urban ghost town that will take you a thousand miles away from it all: Located just 40 miles from Rapid City lies Owanka, South Dakota; a once-loved community that is now home to only one family....

Hiding on the side of the highway northern Nevada is one of the most wildly unique eateries in the state. Although this place has been around for some time, it comes as mostly a surprise to those who stumble upon it by chance. However, it will quickly become one of the most memorable dining experiences you’ve ever had. This roadhouse boasts all sorts of weird treasures, and they also happen to serve up some downright tasty food as well....

New Jersey, I’ve got good news for you! There are some things most adults love…tax refunds, paid vacation, having our IDs checked (especially when we’re closer to 30 than 21), coffee, alcohol, and ice cream, to name a few. This fantastic new spot in Jersey City combines AT LEAST 2 (3 if we get carded!). When you can’t decide between chocolate ice cream and chocolate liqueur, head here. Ani Ramen is THE place to go for ramen in Jersey City…...