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There’s a treetop trail hiding in Indiana that is so much more than just a day in the great outdoors. Maneuver yourself through the forest canopy as you walk high above the ground for this magnificent adventure. You’ll gain a new perspective on the world around you when you see it from this top-notch angle. Scroll on for all the details. Edge Adventures Indianapolis is an outdoor adventure park that actually resides in the town of Noblesville, which lies on the far northeast side of the city’s suburbs....

Our bucket lists get a pretty hefty workout, especially if we live in PA. After all, we just have so much to do and to see in PA that it would probably take a lifetime to tick all of it off of our bucket list. Even if you’re selective about what ends up on your coveted list, consider exploring this cave in Pennsylvania that offers plenty of adventure under and above ground....

Even if you love nothing more than a good swim on a summer’s day, you must admit the water in our lakes and swimming holes stays pretty frigid. But if your favorite swimming spot is Gigantic Warm Spring, that’s something you won’t have to worry about. The water tends to stay at 68 degrees all year long, so you’ll be cooled off without freezing. Gigantic Warm Spring is located n between the north and south Moccasin Mountains, just north of Lewistown....

There’s a beautiful restaurant in Southern Indiana that is known for the most amazing, worldly comfort food in the Midwest. No matter what you’re craving, you’ll find it here. Serving all three meals of the day, this marvelous eatery is truly something special. Scroll on to learn more about this hidden Hoosier gem. Walton’s International Comfort Food is a popular, eclectic joint in Evansville, Indiana that has been in business since 2016....

The Deep South isn’t the only place in America to find mind-blowing soul food restaurants. The Hoosier State is full of excellent fried chicken and BBQ joints that make this state seem more like the south than the Midwest at times. If you love comfort food but don’t have the time to visit where it was born, these 10 restaurants will show you what it’s all about. Scroll on to see if any of them are in your neck of the woods....

The Black Hills region of South Dakota has such a rich history, and much of it has been preserved in the little towns there. Here’s a coffee shop in Custer that’s located in an old bank that was established in 1881, and you’re going to want to visit. The 1881 Bank Coffee House is located inside the old First National Bank of Dakota Territory Bank, which was established in 1881. You’ll find the coffee house at 548 Mount Rushmore Rd....

Far from Napa Valley, most folks don’t think of Wisconsin as a wine mecca. But with more than 110 different wineries right here in the state and an official American Viticultural Area in northeast Wisconsin along the Niagara Escarpment, there’s a lot more wine than you’d ever imagine. Most people think of Wisconsin as a beer state, but there are tons of great spots to sip local and international wines and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with small plates, great patios and good times....

April showers (both rain and snow, it seems) will soon be ushering in the May flowers. Fortunately, Pennsylvanians have plenty of lovely places – from Longwood Gardens to Renziehausen Rose Garden – to admire the blossoming flowers. The Malcolm W. Gross Rose Garden, a breathtaking rose garden in Pennsylvania, is one of the most well-known spots in Allentown. And it’s definitely worth a visit. The historic Malcolm W. Gross Rose Garden, also known as the Allentown Rose Garden, promises a tranquil setting for a day outdoors....

Nevada is a paradise for those who love exploring old ghost towns. We are home to a countless number of these abandoned towns ranging from indecipherable ruins to perfectly preserved reminders of the past. Most, if not all, of these towns are the product of the West’s 19th century gold and silver rush that brought so many boom towns to fruition…only to destroy them when the mines went dry. These towns are a deep part of Nevada’s history, and our state would definitely not be the place it is today without them....

If you grew up in the 70s or 80s, you probably remember heading to the arcade to blow your allowance on games like Pacman or Space Invaders. There’s a restaurant and arcade in Charleston that will take you right back to your childhood, and you’ll want to plan a visit soon. Garage 75 is the perfect blend of old and new. You’ll find old-school arcade games here, but you’ll also enjoy a sports bar with a fresh, modern menu and great live music....

When one thinks of wine country, Cleveland typically doesn’t immediately come to mind. However, the Greater Cleveland area contains many splendid sites where you can sip and sightsee at the same time. One, in particular, is a mirror image of the beauty of Napa Valley. I hope you’re ready for a road trip because this spectacular vineyard will complete your summer! Welcome to the gorgeous Gervasi Vineyard. Facebook/Gervasi Vineyard This stunning destination located at 1700 55th St....

Part of the fun of vacationing at the Delaware beach is all of the fun shopping you can do! There are boutiques, markets and plenty of places to pick up gifts and unique decor after your days on the beach. One of the best places to spend time shopping is Heritage Antique Market, located in the coastal town of Lewes. Heritage Antique Market in Lewes is one of the quirkiest spots in the entire state....

It’s one thing to visit a “haunted” location by day but to actually spend the night in one is another story. Today, the Gooding University Inn operates as a quaint little resort in southern Idaho. The century-old structure is bursting with history, but it’s also considered one of the region’s most haunted destinations. Newly renovated and welcoming visitors with open arms, the structure doesn’t seem very haunting. However, you never know what you might come across after a night spent in this ex-hospital....

If you love the King of Rock and Roll then we have a getaway right in here Missouri that’s only second best to staying in Graceland. With lavish decor and tons of memorabilia, you’ll feel like royalty in this Missouri conundrum. Elvis would have loved this gorgeous penthouse and you will too. There’s room for your whole gang to relax inside this luxurious penthouse. Check it out for a swinging good time....

Did you know that one of the darkest places in the nation is located here in Idaho? This special designation is given out to only a select handful of communities throughout the entire world. A community with this designation typically has very low light pollution, which makes for some fantastically dark night skies. If you’re an avid stargazer or night photographer, you might just want to plan a trip to this special town to see its dark sky for yourself....

Remember the days when people used to go for Sunday drives? Maybe they headed for a local farm, to stock up on fresh fruits and veggies. Or, they drove off to visit family and friends. Then, again, sometimes those Sunday drives just meant going for a leisurely drive, with no particular destination in mind. In the mood for a leisurely drive? Pennsylvania’s oldest road – spanning just over 90 miles – promises plenty of pretty scenery....

Oklahoma knows how to cook good meat. And our burgers are no exception. In the small town of Antlers, you’ll find a little red barn that serves juicy burgers that are so worthy of a food coma. Take a look: Burger Barn is located in southeastern Oklahoma in the small town of Antlers (near the Indian Nation Turnpike) at 407 West Main Street. googlemaps.com Just look for the little red barn off the side of the road and you’ll know you’ve arrived....

While Hawaii’s 750 miles of coastline is positively stunning, it is offshore where you will find the most magnificent natural wonders. Though it is no secret that the waters off the coast of the Hawaiian Islands are teeming with incredible sea life and reefs just waiting to be explored, there is one location that blows all others out of the water. Unfortunately, you will need to be scuba-certified to visit this spot for yourself, but even just admiring these photographs is a magical experience by itself....

When it comes to dining out in New Hampshire, sometimes it seems like Portsmouth gets all the love (with a little left over for Concord, Nashua, and Manchester). But those of us who live in more rural parts of the state have got to eat too – and we have plenty of great choices, even way up in Coos County. City-dwellers shouldn’t have all the fun, after all! These 7 great spots are worth a trip even if you live down south....

There is definitely no shortage of haunted places throughout the Silver State. In fact, Nevada is a paradise for paranormal enthusiasts. However, the most haunted place in the state may be too frightening for even the most seasoned ghost hunters. If you’re looking for a good scare, we definitely recommend checking this place out. What was once an old saloon is now a museum and an incredible ghost hunting attraction. Do you think you could handle it?...