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Alabama is filled with many unique attractions just waiting to be discovered. Some will even remind you of your childhood days. One place in particular is the Foley Railroad Museum. For information about this historic railroad museum, including its hidden attraction that’ll bring out the kid in you, take a look below. The Foley Railroad Museum is housed inside the historic Louisville and Nashville railroad station, which was built in 1909....

It’s no secret that Alabama is well known for its beautiful, white-sand beaches. While some of these beaches attract several thousand visitors each summer, others are much more secluded. One Alabama beach that’s secluded and offers miles and miles of beautiful, white-sand beaches is Fort Morgan Beach. You can read all about this beautiful beach below. Fort Morgan Beach is located on Alabama’s beautiful Gulf Coast. This public, yet secluded, beach is the perfect summer destination....

If you’re wondering where everyone is today, check the Gathering Place in Tulsa. The park is celebrating its grand opening and we hear it’s pretty insane! In case you haven’t heard, Gathering Place is a world-class riverfront park that cost over $465 million to build. The New York Times recently featured this park and quoted it “as one of the largest and most ambitious public parks ever created with private funds....

Here’s the deal, Tennessee – your grandmother definitely makes the best fried chicken. We know, and we love her for it. We love her secret recipe that’s powdered with age-old flour and dotted with grease, we know that she taught your mother as a child and you have fabulous memories crunching away at delectable fried poultry in her tiny kitchen. But for the rest of Tennessee, and the rest of America?...

Cincinnati is a fantastic place to be during the holidays. From the enormous Christmas tree in Fountain Square to the countless parades, festivals, and events taking place throughout the city and suburbs, Cincy is literally aglow with holiday cheer. One of the best ways to get into the spirit of the season is with a visit to a dazzling light display, and if you want to experience the biggest and best in the tristate area, head over to Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park in Hamilton for a dreamy ride through Holiday Lights on the Hill....

With so much to see and do in the Grand Canyon State, it comes as no surprise that many Arizonans have yet to experience the following natural wonder firsthand. And while many of the sights in Arizona require lots of sweat and tears (Havasupai Falls, for instance…), this particular attraction does not. The easy trail that leads to this location at the top of the world makes the adventure closer to a reality than you may think....

When most people think of Southern California, they often imagine the ocean and beautiful sandy beaches. Even though that is definitely one of SoCal’s identifying characteristics, it isn’t the only thing that makes this place such a wonderful spot to visit. In addition to the many gorgeous beaches you’ll find in Southern California, you’ll also find plenty of lakes that make for a perfect summer destination. Here’s one of our favorites and it’s the perfect place to spend a summer afternoon....

The entire North Carolina coastline is a wonderful place to explore. From beach towns to resort-like islands, you’re sure to find an atmosphere that suits your desires. But when you want to get away to a beach that’s entirely undeveloped, it can be difficult to find such a place along our coast. But there is one place, a barrier island, that is completely unspoiled. Google Maps Google Maps/Masonboro Island Reserve It’s located just south of Wrightsville Beach and you’ll need a boat to get there....

Here in Texas, there are several boat adventures you can take for an unforgettable day on the water – these gondolas in San Antonio and this glass-bottomed boat in San Marcos are just a couple of many. The Colonel Paddlewheel in Galveston is by far one of the most unique ones. You’ll board the massive, old-fashioned ship, enjoy delicious cuisine if you booked a dinner cruise, and see the coastal waters like never before....

Located in Northern California is one of the most unique forests you’ll ever see in your lifetime. Despite its notability as one of the most bizarre natural wonders our state has to offer, a lot of people don’t seem to even know it exists. After a brief closure caused by the devastating fire that swept through Napa Valley last year, the Petrified Forest is once again open to the public and ready to be viewed....

You may have cruised by this gigantic antiques warehouse numerous times and never realized it. Visible from I-95 as you pass through Stratford, the enormous blue building doesn’t overtly beckon to visitors. But the plain facade is hiding more than 16,000 square feet filled with a veritable treasure trove of vintage wares just waiting to be discovered. The Stratford Antique Center is the oldest multi-dealer shop in Fairfield County. Just 20 minutes from downtown New Haven, this antiques warehouse is worthy of hours of exploration....

Some estimates place Native Americans in South Carolina for the last 4,000 years, many living along the coast before the first European settlers arrived. Much of the evidence of their existence is long gone. And soon, this place the first residents of the area left behind may be gone too! That’s all the more reason to check it out in person asap. The Spanish Mount Trail, accessible from Edisto Beach State Park, ends up at an ancient Indian mound....

To find the best meat pies in Rhode Island, you must travel to Lincoln. Visit a nondescript brick building on the corner where you’ll find a culinary gem that you never knew you needed. One bite of these delicious meat pies and you will forever be addicted to this mouthwatering treat. For over 100 years, Hartley’s Pork Pies has been baking up individual meat pies in the traditional English style....

We’re all familiar with the golden arches that fill our country, but often they all look the same. For fans of Micky D’s, this one in Roswell is truly out of this world. In Roswell fashion, this McDonald’s is space-themed, and one of the most unique in the country. On Main Street in Roswell, New Mexico, you’ll find a McDonald’s that’s truly out of this world. Jane S/TripAdvisor This space-themed McDonald’s is most fitting for Roswell, which became world famous after rumors of an extraterrestrial incident....

Are you fascinated by tales of the Old West? There’s something undeniably exciting about imagining a time when cowboys roamed the land and horses were the most common mode of transportation. While Michigan might not be the first state that comes to mind when you think “Old West,” there’s one spot here in the Great Lakes State where you’ll find a fun dose of that old-fashioned atmosphere. The Painted Lady Saloon is located at 723 Kosciusko St in Manistee....

Route 66 was once the most important highway in the United States. It was one of the first transcontinental highway systems in the nation and was the primary road traveled by Americans migrating west during the 1930’s. The highway started in Chicago, IL and ended in Santa Monica, CA, with nearly 300 miles of road traveling through the Show Me State. One of the most notable bridges along the route was the Chain of Rocks Bridge....

There are few places in Connecticut that are truly isolated. But at this remote campsite on the Connecticut River, you will feel like you are a million miles from home. You can only access this private island by boat, but it is worth giving up your car and taking a paddle downstream to enjoy this secluded spot. Selden Neck State Park is located on a 528-acre island in the Connecticut River....

Now that the weather is warming up, it’s time to get outside and explore the First State! When you’re looking for something to do that really lets you get in touch with nature, look no farther than Trap Pond State Park in Laurel, Delaware. All throughout the spring and summer, Trap Pond offers pontoon boat tours that everyone will absolutely love. Trap Pond State Park is a true slice of paradise hiding right in Delaware, and the best way to explore it is via pontoon boat....

Tenakee Springs is an adorable little town with no roads, no stop lights and plenty of classic Alaskan charm. The Tenakee Inlet that the town lies on is a perfect place to kayak, sheltered and smooth. Head to Tenakee Springs from Juneau for a day trip that will show you what the simple life is really like in Alaska. Arrive by ferry or float plane, kayak on the calm inlet all day, and have a long soak in the natural mineral water for a perfect adventure....

Maryland gets a lot of credit for crab cakes, but few people realize that you can find some of the best around right here in the First State. If you’re looking for absolutely delicious seafood, check out each of these places that serve the best crab cakes in Delaware. You don’t even have to be at the beach to track them down! Google Maps Click HERE for an interactive map!...