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Calling all history buffs! You can always count on finding something in the Green Mountain State with a rich past, so you’ll also want to check out these 18 historical landmarks. The Kedron Valley Inn in South Woodstock is one of those magical places that is loaded with history, and it was even used as a stop on the underground railroad in VT. Let’s take look into the past at this wonderfully fascinating inn....

The days of the Wild West may seem like they’re long gone but there are still a few places in Nevada where you can experience them. However, they do require some searching! This remote ghost town is pretty isolated. Home to just 40 or so people, this place hasn’t seen any action in a long, long time. But that’s exactly what makes it such a great place to visit. If you’re looking for an awesome autumn day trip, look no further....

Salsa is something that’s easy to make, but difficult to master. But there’s one spot here in Washington where amazing salsa is always guaranteed. And if you’ve never heard of Jose’s Famous Salsa, allow us to introduce you. Jose’s Famous Salsa is located at 126 E Washington St. in Sequim. Jose’s Famous Salsa Facebook They’re open daily from 11 a.m. until 9 p.m. (10 on the weekends). Jose spent years getting established in the area, and now this casual little eatery and store is well known in the area....

If you’ve ever wanted to catch a glimpse of the legendary Bigfoot, you won’t want to miss a trip to Oregon’s very own Bigfoot Festival. This wacky festival embraces the legend of one of America’s most storied characters. Whether you believe in Sasquatch or not, this fun-filled event is sure to be an unforgettable experience the whole family will love. The Oregon Bigfoot Festival will be held in Troutdale on August 18, 2018....

You don’t need to be in amazing shape to enjoy an amazing hike. New Jersey has a variety of shorter trails (some of which are wheelchair and stroller accessible) that almost anyone can enjoy. One of our shortest and most scenic hikes can be found in the lovely little town of Franklin. The Franklin Park Nature Trail was created by Erin Kidd for their Girl Scout Gold Award Project. YouTube/Johnny B....

When you’re hungry – really hungry, you need a big meal. You’ll find it at Juan In A Million, a family-owned, community-minded restaurant located in East Austin. Juan In A Million opened in 1980, and it’s been serving up incredible Mexican food ever since. You’ll find the restaurant at 2300 E Cesar Chavez St, Austin, TX 78702. Sammy P/Tripadvisor Owners Juan and Myrna Meza were school teachers who brought their authentic recipes to their restaurant....

We just don’t give western Kansas enough love. There is a lot more to do on the eastern side of things, but that doesn’t mean we should ignore all of the beauty and history found way out west in our other half. Western Kansans drive hours just to attend events in eastern Kansas, so we should do the same. Let’s see some of what they’ve got to offer! Arikaree Breaks Doug E/TripAdvisor Arikaree breaks is a beautiful area in the northwest corner of Kansas that you just can’t miss....

Did you know that America’s first vitacultural area was actually established in Missouri? Missourians have been producing fantastic wines since German immigrants first settled along the Missouri River in the early 1800’s. Today there are many thriving winery and vineyards across the Show Me State. With so many great wineries it’s hard to visit them all but we’ve complied a list of great small town wineries that you’ll want to explore this year!...

Food is serious business in Cincinnati, as in we all love it and our city has the best of the best. We have great fine dining options, local favorites that have spread across the country, and mom & pop diners that are as delicious as they are comforting. Given that Cincinnatians take our food seriously, you’ll want to be careful not to make these mistakes while eating in the city. Enjoy the Queen City’s amazing food, but keep in mind these 10 food faux-pas no Cincinnatian should ever commit....

Minnesota has been a state since 1858. In the 160 years since statehood, the Land of 10,000 Lakes has managed to sustain more than a few restaurants that have stood the test of time. These 11 longest-standing restaurants in Minnesota are not only full of history. But they’ve also served mouthwatering food for decades – and in some cases, more than a century. Yarusso Bros Italian Restaurant - St. Paul Yarusso Bros Italian Restaurant/Facebook...

It’s kind of impossible to imagine weather warm enough to want to sit outside and soak up the sun right now, but at this point I’ll take any sign of hope for better weather. We’ve already told you about some of the very best patios in the state, but this list is about porches. Big, wraparound porches that are cozy and welcoming and small, front-of-the-building stoops perfect for a couple of chairs and tables....

Nearly 200 years ago, Maine became a state. That’s nearly 200 years of wacky weather, strange behavior and interesting people. While being born in Maine can be memorable all on its own, there are some things that have happened here that you’ll probably never forget. The most memorable moments in Maine history just might be these: When the state was ravaged by the Ice Storm of 1998 the_family_farm / Flickr This whopper of a storm knocked out power for over half of the state....

No matter if you’re traveling its entirety, taking a trip to reach the Rock ‘n’ Roll portion in the northern corner of the state, or just find yourself needing to take a good drive, the historic Highway 67 is an icon. There’s one particular restaurant that’s a perfect pit stop. The 67 Grill is tasty success story from food truck to shack to now a full-service restaurant. Complete with live entertainment and delicious home-cooked food with flare, the 67 Grill is well worth the stop....

The New York State Museum is one of the most well-known attractions in our state and also happens to offer free admission, but most of our state’s other popular museums tend to charge a small admission fee that can add up if you’re visiting with a large group of family and friends. If you take the time to explore different areas of our state though, you’ll find that there are quite a few other museums here that you can get into without opening your wallet....

If you haven’t heard all the buzz about this amazing restaurant in Santa Fe, now is the time to get familiar with this quirky bee-themed bistro. This spot offers Mexican Baja cuisine in one of the most welcoming atmospheres around, and has been top-rated year after year. You’ll fall in love with every bite, and the sweet staff will make you feel right at home. This bistro in Santa Fe will blow your socks off… or should we say bee-stro?...

Winter festivals and parades are fun, but there’s another Christmas event that everyone needs to attend. Every year, Arkansas’ beloved Blanchard Springs hosts a one-of-a-kind holiday celebration. The upcoming Caroling in the Caverns will be a magical event that the whole family will adore. Blanchard Springs Caverns is one attraction that should already be on everyone’s Arkansas bucket list. Google/Shana Bennett The three-level cave system is the state’s second longest cave and the only tourist cave owned by the U....

This holiday season, how do you plan to celebrate? Here in Ohio, we have magical holiday light tours, German Christmas markets and Santa trains. With tickets selling out fast and schedules filling up quickly, you’ll want to start planning your Ohio holiday adventures now. There’s a little-known Christmas train in Wellington, Ohio that’s the perfect way to get into the spirit of the season. Take a look: This holiday season, consider boarding the Lorain and West Virginia Railway’s Santa Train....

If you are a donut lover then you know two things to be true. Not all donuts are created equal and donuts are not just for breakfast. Connoisseurs of these pastries have their go-to bakeries throughout Connecticut to satisfy their cravings. But if you a true donut fanatic then you need to try the totally outrageous donuts is Donut Crazy. Sample one and you’ll be hooked. Donut Crazy was born in 2015 with the simple theme, “Let’s Eat Donuts!...

Wyoming’s landscape is dotted with plains, valleys, rivers and mountains, and that makes driving through this state a real treat. One of the most scenic drives is along the Chief Joseph Scenic Highway, and the road will take you to the most stunning overlook in the entire state – if you’re not afraid of heights. Dead Indian Pass is one of Wyoming’s many mountain passes, but few have the scenery and the history that matches this Absaroka road....

There is a quirky market in Georgia where you can easily spend the whole day, hunting down deliciously fresh foods and other unique finds. A family-friendly outdoor market, this special place will have you kicking off your weekend, every weekend, in the best way possible. Take a look at a few of the terrific treasures you can find at this Georgia market. Lets just say, this is not your average Georgia farmers market....