If you want to discover some of our state’s oldest places, then Northern California is the place to be. Our region is chock full of amazing historic sites. But have you ever wondered what the oldest city in Northern California is? Well, we have an answer for you! Once you read about this charming little town, you’ll definitely want to visit. Afterwards, you’ll officially be able to say you’ve visited the oldest place in NorCal....
It’s finally that time of year when the whole world seems to sparkle with light and cheer. Check out this road trip through the most festive and radiant light displays in Massachusetts, and let it be your guide to experiencing the best of the state’s magical spots this season. Follow this link for the road trip directions. The total drive time is about seven hours, so you might want to plan to stay overnight near one of the attractions....
You don’t have to wait until springtime to take in the beauty of an Ohio garden. The Buckeye State is home to several stunning parks and gardens that make you feel as if you’ve stepped foot into a fairy tale. (Be sure to check out this list.) Cox Arboretum and Gardens MetroPark is a hidden gem you probably haven’t explored if you’re not from the Dayton area. Home to beautiful woodlands, colorful flowers, nature trails, whimsical towers and more, it’s perfect for exploring year-round....
West Virginia is a state with very few zoos. So few, in fact, that many people don’t even know we have any at all. We actually have three, but only one them has 20 rare and endangered species. The Oglebay Good Zoo was named after Philip Mayer Good, who passed away at the young age of seven. Originally a children’s zoo comprised entirely of North American animals, the zoo now has animals from several different countries....
Looking for the perfect day trip in Southern California to make your autumn complete? Then you’ll want to head out to this SoCal ranch that is the kind of place the whole family will love. Tucked inside one of the most charming towns, this little slice of paradise may become a family tradition. Here’s a closer look at what you’ll find when you visit this delightful destination. If you’re seeking a charming day trip where you can experience the very best of the fall season in Southern California, you’ll want to make a visit to the town of Oak Glen where you’ll find the most delightful ranch and apple farm....
Nevada is home to all sorts of quirky bed and breakfasts but we may have found the strangest of them all. You might’ve already heard of the Shady Lady considering it was one of the most infamous legal brothels in the Silver State until it closed in 2014. The brothel was particularly famous for challenging Nevada laws that prohibited brothel advertising. Today, it is a delightful themed bed and breakfast in one of the most remote and visually stunning regions in Nevada....
Winter break is right around the corner and the kids will be chomping at the bit for something incredible to do. Hopefully, you’ve managed to grab a few days off too so the whole family can embark on an expedition. If the weather in Connecticut isn’t cooperating for an outdoor outing, visit Soarin’ Indoors for an epic indoor aerial adventure course that will keep everyone occupied for hours. Soarin’ Indoors is a 16,000-square foot multi-level indoor aerial adventure course....
Many long-running restaurants in Cincinnati tend to have their highs and lows throughout the years. Especially when an eatery transitions through owners, things can go up and down for awhile. But these local favorite dining destinations also tend to have their loyal customers who love them no matter what. Situated on Reading Road, Sorrento’s Restaurant & Lounge has been a community staple for 56 years. It’s been around forever and, in many ways, it hasn’t changed a bit....
Minnesota may not be known for its bright blue waters or white-sand beaches, but that doesn’t mean we don’t know a thing or two about the tropics. After all, we spend half of the year dreaming of escaping the snow. Whether it’s summer or winter, Minnesotans are always up for some beachy fun. There’s a beach-themed restaurant that proves just that. No matter when you visit, it feels like summer all year long....
Finding that special restaurant – the one go-to place where you just feel like part of the family – can sometimes pose a challenge, especially with the many restaurants that dot the Missouri landscape. But, when you gather around The German Table, an authentic German restaurant in Missouri, you just might feel right at home. Next time you have a hankering for scrumptious schnitzel and lively conversation in a cozy setting, sit down for a delicious meal at this authentic German eatery....
One of the best parts of living in Montana (maybe the very best part, in fact) is the abundance of breathtaking natural scenery. And some of our hiking trails, mountain highways and scenic overlooks offer views that seem to stretch on for miles. Glacier National Park’s Goat Lick Overlook is one of them, and it also happens to come with an adorable bonus. The Goat Lick Overlook is located along Highway 2, about two miles southeast of the Walton Ranger Station....
With lakes and rivers to spare, Indiana offers a variety of fun-filled waterside activities during warmer months. From jet boat rides to scenic wine cruises, there’s always something fun happening out on the water. For a relaxing and historic tour of an incredible Indiana lake (and day filled with excitement), check out this unique old-fashioned paddle boat cruise at Indiana Beach. The Shafer Queen is a historic paddle boat that offers scenic tours of Lake Shafer....
Oklahoma is no stranger to disasters, but it’s normally natural disasters that make national headlines for the Sooner State. But that wasn’t the case on the night of April 22, 1966, when a plane carrying 98 passengers and crew crashed into the hills just outside of Ardmore. On April 22, 1966, American Flyers Flight 280 departed from Monterey Regional Airport in California to Columbus Airport in Georgia, with a scheduled stop at Ardmore Municipal Airport in Oklahoma....
New Hampshire is known as a state of small towns – people assume we all live in tiny, quaint hamlets with only a general store for shopping, and that perhaps we ride horses to work. While that’s far from true, we definitely do still have some teensy little towns that retain the old-time charm of rural life that you might just drive on by if you’re not careful. We’re not talking incorporated areas or villages within towns here – these are all municipalities, albeit itsy bitsy ones....
The history of Cleveland is an interesting topic. Some of the most remarkable and game-changing moments in history have happened here, and yet some of the most heartbreaking events have also had Cleveland as their backdrop. Either way, the city’s history is truly unique and the best way to analyze it is through the photos that have been left behind. Employees at Euclid Beach Park (early 1900s) Brenda Hattendorf/Humphrey family negatives Identifier: humph214....
When it comes to waterfront dining, New Jersey has got you covered. We’ve got gorgeous restaurants on lakes, rivers, and even the ocean. The views can’t be beat and the food is just as fantastic. With so many amazing options, choosing where to start can be difficult. A local favorite, Robin’s Nest makes for an amazing choice. Robin’s Nest is a historic restaurant located on the North Branch of the Rancocas Creek....
Tombstone’s motto is “The Town To Tough To Die,” and that is true in more ways than we can ever image. From the very beginning, Tombstone was destined for success with the silver mines surrounding the town; mines that produced as much as $85 million in silver bullion within a few years after the town was founded in the mid 1800s. Some estimates put the total population (of counted and uncounted residents) as high as 10,000 in the late 1800s....
When it comes to po’boys, everyone has their favorite restaurant they claim has the best po’boy around. From Parkway Tavern to Mother’s, there are dozens of restaurants where people will gladly wait in line just to grab a tasty po’boy, and this place is no exception. Their roast beef po’boys have won awards, and once you try one, you’ll be hooked! You’ll find Tracey’s at the corner of Magazine and 3rd Street over in the Irish Channel....
We may not have the amazing beaches that Florida has, but we do have a few hidden gems where you can kick back and relax and sink your toes in the sand. Head on down to the tip of the boot for some fun in the sun and amazing beach adventures. Grand Isle, Louisiana’s only inhabited barrier island, is located on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico. Billy Metcalf/Flickr Miles of beaches, endless wildlife, and amazing fishing opportunities await you at this hidden gem....
You can’t always judge a small town by its size. In fact, many great places are located in small towns, including restaurants. Here in Alabama, some of the most delicious food is served at small-town restaurants. Listed below are 10 small-town restaurants in Alabama where you’ll be served the best meal of your life. Take a look: Pie Lab - Greensboro Google/Greg Randall Google/Vanessa Brown Pie Lab is the perfect spot to grab a quick bite to eat....
