If you’ve ever been to Edmonds, which is about 25 miles north of Seattle, you know how delightful it is. It also happens to be a quick 25 minute ferry ride from Kingston, a charming little town that makes a fantastic weekend getaway for anyone looking to relax. Kingston is located in Kitsap County on the shores of Appletree Cove and the Puget Sound. Robert Karma / Flickr It was founded on April 24, 1890 by C....
Shopping in the Land of Enchantment is always unique and plentiful, but this charming gift shop in Taos is expansive and unlike anything you’ve ever seen. Everything in this adobe shop is true to New Mexico, and you’ll find yourself lost for hours as you look through the unique, homemade gifts. For the New Mexico lover in your life, or just for someone looking for a unique gift, this huge gift shop in Taos is second to none....
You’ll be up, up, and away at this amazing Massachusetts hot air balloon festival this summer. It’s an amazing way to spend time with family and friends while checking out some truly gorgeous glowing balloons. Here are all the details you need to know to attend. Facebook/Northeast Balloon Festival The Northeast Food Festival and Balloon Rally Expo is starting on Friday, July 12 and will last until Sunday, July 14. Though you may have previously attended this event in New Hampshire, the festival is headed to Massachusetts in 2019!...
Summer is right around the corner and we all know what that means — it’s time for a swim! If you’re seeking out a nice refreshing pool of water where you can cool off on a hot SoCal day, we have discovered the perfect spot that will bring out the adventurer in you. Keep reading to find out where you can find this refreshing hike that leads straight to one of the best swimming holes in Southern California....
Got plans for the weekend? Then pull out the calendar and cross off your next free weekend. You’re definitely not going to want to put off visiting this massive farmers market. Set the GPS to this spectacular, year-round indoor farmers market in Pennsylvania, where you can realistically spend the entire weekend just exploring the countless farmers market and flea market vendors. Explore more than 225,000-square feet, jam-packed with fresh fruits, veggies, and other goodies at Quakertown Farmers Market, a farmers market and flea market in Upper Bucks County since 1932....
Wilmington gets a bad rap as a violent city, but the truth is, there’s a lot to see in our big river town. If you’re looking to get some fresh air and escape the feel of an urban environment, there’s a brand new Delaware greenway ready to show you the best of the First State. Nature enthusiasts and foodies, rejoice! Now you can combine your two true loves with a bike-and-dine trek along Delaware’s newest greenway - the Jack A....
As Idahoans, we count ourselves pretty lucky to live in a state that is chock full of hiking trails that lead you through some of the most gorgeous scenery. Since the weather is starting to really warm up, there’s no better time than now to go set off on one of these glorious trails. Near the top of your list should be the unforgettable hiking trail featured here. It may be short, but don’t let that fool you....
With endless summer weather comes endless opportunities for summer activities: swimming, surfing, hiking, and perhaps my favorite — camping trips. We understand that not everyone enjoys roughing it at Hawaii’s most rustic campgrounds, though, so today, we’re checking out one of the best glamping destinations in Hawaii. Nestled at the base of the West Maui Mountains, Camp Olowalu is pure magic, and you’ll want to spend the night in one of their downright dreamy tentalows as soon as your schedule allows....
If you love spooky stuff, this little bed and breakfast in Vermont is calling your name. It’s nearly 200 years old, packed with history, and might even be home to a (friendly) ghost. Here’s what you need to know about visiting. The Old Stagecoach Inn in Waterbury is a gorgeous inn with a spooky twist. This place is nearly two centuries old and the site of some creepy happenings. ....
Spend some time in Southern California and you’ll quickly realize it has some extraordinary historical places to see. Although many people may think of SoCal as the place to go for a dose of sunshine and sand, there’s actually quite a lot of history to enjoy that will appeal to your cultural side. Whether you are a tourist, a lifelong resident, or somewhere in between, this one historical site in SoCal that dates back to the 1700s is a place that everyone should experience at least once....
No matter what your age, there’s something undeniably gleeful about setting foot in a candy shop. Whether you’re a chocolate enthusiast, a fan of fruity options, or somewhere in the middle, you’ll undoubtedly have a blast exploring one of Michigan’s sweetest destinations. Round up a few friends and stop in at this candy shop in Michigan for a delicious adventure. The Sweet Tooth is located at 312 S Water St in Marine City....
It’s finally here! The 36th Annual Blueberry Festival at Whitesbog, that is. A family favorite and local tradition, there’s lots to do. Blueberries are at the center of it all, of course. You’ll find fun and lots of flavor here! Whitesbog Village is a historic company town and farm with 25 historic buildings, blueberry farm fields, cranberry bogs, hiking trails, reservoirs, streams, a picnic grove, and the Elizabeth White Gardens....
It is no secret that South Dakota is one of the best places in America to go camping but did you know that it is also one of the best places to “glamp?” Defined as camping with more luxurious accommodations, glamping is taking the country by storm, which South Dakota has both taken to and perfected. Where does one find glamping accommodations in the Mount Rushmore State? While there are several options, we recommend beginning with this South Dakota glampground that was just named one of the best in America:...
New Jersey may not be Napa but we’ve got some great destinations for wine lovers. In addition to our own vineyards and wineries, we’ve got incredible restaurants with massive selections from all over the United States (and the world). I’ve previously featured the world-renown Restaurant Latour (learn more here) but today I’m highlighting another eatery with an impressive wine list…The Bernards Inn. The Bernards Inn got its start in 1907 and has a rich history, including serving as a speakeasy during Prohibition....
There’s no denying that summers in Louisiana can a hot, sticky, and downright unbearable at times, so we’ve been on the lookout for fun new ways to cool down once the scorching weather settles in. While there are tons of water parks peppered throughout the state that are wonderful options when you need to splash around, there’s one particular aqua park that truly stands out from the rest, and it’s worthy of a road trip from any corner of the state....
As a deep freeze settles in here in Minnesota, with a shot of heavy snowfall to boot, it’s easy to think that this is the worst winter ever. But this season, while brutal at times, pales in comparison to many winters in the past. The state of Minnesota keeps records on all sorts of winter statistics, from heaviest snowfalls to longest cold stretches. They don’t have a record of the official worst winter, but there’s one that we think is a likely contender....
Rhode Island may be a small state but we are bursting with history. The cities of Newport and Providence seem to grab a lot of the credit for big inventions, firsts, and historical events. But there are also tiny villages in the Ocean State where huge things happened. Let’s take a look: Pawtuxet Rhode Island Commerce Corporation Each June, The Gaspee Days Parade is held in Pawtuxet Village. It celebrates Rhode Island’s first organized military action towards independence in 1772....
If you’re in the mood for an exciting and unique dining experience, check out the state’s nine wackadoodle restaurants you need to try before you die. These eateries feature unique decor, exciting activities, and most of all, incredible food. Who knew Illinois was full of so many weird places to dine? Check them out: Bonkers Facebook/Bonkers Quincy Facebook/Bonkers Quincy This family-friendly eatery in Quincy will change the way you dine, especially if you have kids....
Have a straight-up craving for something sweet? There’s a restaurant for that (plenty of them, in fact). Love having a sweet dessert after your breakfast or lunch? The same restaurant can take of that, too – especially if you have a weakness for cinnamon rolls. At The Devine Cinnamon Roll Deli in Columbia, you’ll calm that sweet tooth of yours like never before with cinnamon roll delights the likes of which you’ve probably never dreamed of....
When you hear “man-made waterfall” you probably think of something that’s made of concrete and installed at a shopping mall, right? There’s a waterfall in Moab that wasn’t naturally created, but it’s a far cry from an urban fixture. Check out Faux Falls: The vast landscape around Moab is a beautiful place to explore. Arches National Park has plenty to see and do, but there are lots of other spots nearby to spend a day as well....
