There are many cool spots to dine in Albuquerque, but this cafe factory on 5th street is an out of this world experience with food that’ll have you running back for more. Run by artists and decorated with inspiration by the stars, the atmosphere of this cosmic restaurant is the perfect place to enjoy a great meal. Let’s sit down and enjoy some incredible comfort food at this one of a kind New Mexico cafe....
In the Land of 10,000 Lakes, a great small town isn’t hard to come by. In every corner of this beautiful state is at least one charming town brimming with fun activities and friendly people. While most getaways in Minnesota involve heading north, we’re here to tell you that a tiny town in southeastern Minnesota may make a surprising weekend getaway. Take a look: Lanesboro, Minnesota, is a tiny town of just under 800 people....
North Dakota has a handful of natural springs, but only one of them is as special as this one. The hidden mineral spring in one of the state’s forests has the only natural waterfall in all of the state. Take a stunning scenic trail through the trees and discover why this place might just be your new favorite summer destination: Head out to the Sheyenne State Forest near Fort Ransom, North Dakota to discover this amazing spring....
Are you brave enough to walk down the streets of Missouri’s oldest settlements on a dark night in search of the paranormal? Follow a guide across town and learn about Ste. Genevieve’s dark and creepy past. You’ll have a whole new appreciation for this little town after learning about it’s history. Start your haunted adventure at the old town bakery. Step inside Rustik Sand Kandles to purchase your tickets and meet your guide....
Dessert in the Land of Enchantment is probably the hardest dish to choose. What if you didn’t have to? This spot in Albuquerque lets you have dessert for breakfast with the best treat: waffles. Whether you’re in the mood for a sweet treat or a savory dish, this waffleria is the only of its kind, and it’s absolutely addicting. Welcome to Tia B’s La Waffleria! Tia B’s La Waffleria/Facebook These are not your typical waffles that you can make at home; Tia B’s are absolutely gourmet....
One of the most magical places in all of Florida can only be accessed by boat. That’s right, this is a secluded island that many Florida residents don’t even know exists within the state. This island is a nature and boater lover’s paradise and for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle in life do not need to look any further. Looking for a slice of paradise along the Atlantic?...
Though Missouri might be known as the Cave State, Kentucky has quite a few caves of our own just waiting to be discovered. After all, Mammoth Cave, which lies under Kentucky, is the longest cave system in the world and features its very own national park of the same name. But you can also find countless underground wonders outside of this magnificent park — if you know where to look, that is....
School is out and the sun is shining. Soak up Austin’s hottest season in the best way possible. From refreshing swimming holes to adventurous water parks, there’s no shortage of thrilling summertime activities in Texas’ capital city. These are 10 things you must do underneath the summer sun in Austin. Explore the epic waterpark at Quest ATX Questatx/Facebook Quest ATX has always been Austin’s premier wake boarding cable park, but now there’s even more reasons to visit....
Living in Massachusetts endows you with a certain set of skills, such as successfully getting salt water taffy out of your hair and driving down frozen highways in the middle of a blizzard. But we’re also pretty good at pronouncing some seemingly unpronounceable words. Here are 15 words that basically only Massachusetts natives can say right. Frappe Flickr/Paul Istoan A frappe is what other states call a milkshake. We shudder when we hear outsiders say “frap-AY”....
Kansas has a rich history full of Native American tribes and town names taken from other places. However, you have to live in Kansas for a good while before some of the names stick in your head. Some of these should be common sense, but others are truly a mystery until you’ve been taught by the locals. Here’s 12 places in Kansas you probably won’t pronounce correctly until you’ve been here long enough....
Winter has definitely arrived in Kansas, and we’ve already had our fair share of snow across the state. There’s a few parks in Kansas that come to mind that become absolutely magical in the wintertime, if you’re brave enough to face the chill. If you do go out adventuring this winter, make sure to join our Kansas Nature Lovers Facebook group so you can share photos and see what the rest of Kansas looks like this season!...
Are you ready for another list of great road trips to take when you’ve got a bit of free time? These quick road trips won’t take a week to complete, and can even be done in a single day, depending on where you live. Why not spend your next weekend exploring one of these Kansas attractions? Let’s check them out. Coronado Heights Robert McLain/Flickr There’s no reason to skip over this miniature castle outside Lindsborg....
In Montana, you’ll find stunning views on our lakeshores, from the tops of our trails, and across our valleys and fields. But sometimes, you’ll see the best scenery while staring out your windshields. Our country roads and scenic byways are second to none, and these nine offer some of the best windshield views in the Treasure State. National Bison Range f4ranch / TripAdvisor The 26 mile drive through the National Bison Range (also known as Red Sleep Mountain Drive) is restricted to day use, but you’ll want to go during daylight hours so you can get a good glimpse of all the wildlife in the area....
The Sea Islands of southern South Carolina hold much intrigue. From the most haunted road in perhaps the entire state to a bounty of delicious eateries and resort destinations, this part of the South Carolina Lowcountry holds a bounty of things to do. But one thing you won’t find in most promotional efforts for the area is a little known legend surrounding the Gullah people of the region. The sea islands and the coastal plains of the southern coast of South Carolina are home to a culture rich in African heritage....
New Mexico is a food lover’s paradise. Recently, we’ve written about this outstanding diner, this great cafe that serves amazing burgers, and this stunning restaurant that’s located inside on of the state’s oldest adobe houses, and we’ve only started to scratch the surface of dining opportunities here. Check out this incredible restaurant in Albuquerque – it might be the most unique place you’ll eat at all year. El Pinto Restaurant got its start in 1962, as a small, one-room restaurant in Albuquerque....
You’ve surely heard of moonshine before, right? These high-proof distilled spirits typically produced illicitly without government authorization are most often associated with the Appalachian region of America, but many people are unaware that the Hawaiian Islands are home to their own, one-of-a-kind moonshine known as Okolehao. And one of the few places you can still find this unique spirit is Island Distillers, a small little speakeasy-style operation nestled in Hawaii Kai....
Discovering something new in your home state is always a thrill. Most people don’t have a clue that this little park in Berkley exists, and that its hiding one truly fascinating archaeological wonder. Google/Max W. Dighton Rock State Park is a public recreation area and historic preserve that has a little bit of everything. It’s tucked away on the eastern shore of the Taunton River in Berkley and is pretty as a picture....
All the cold and snow that winter brings to Wisconsin brings some super interesting weather phenomenon. Our oddly humid northern state is basically surrounded by water and that adds another layer to the strange and wonderful things that happen here in winter. You may have heard the words hoar frost before, but would you actually know what it is if you saw it? This super-interesting winter phenomenon may have a funny name, but it has a fascinating scientific background....
Massachusetts may be known more for its coastline than its mountain ranges, but the highest peak in the state is a truly stunning destination. You can reach the top of Mount Greylock by hiking, but there’s nothing like rolling your car windows down and cruising all the way to the peak. Here’s how to take a gorgeous drive to the top of Massachusetts’ highest mountain. The highest peak in Massachusetts is Mount Greylock....
When you visit historic New Castle, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time to the 17th and 18th century, pretty much anywhere you go! There are a few spots that don’t quite fit the theme, though, and one of them is the cajun restaurant that feels a lot more like Mardi Gras than 4th of July. Nora Lee’s is one place that stands out from the rest of the New Castle scene....
