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Do you love steak? Really, really love steak? If so, you might want to head to Sayler’s Old Country Kitchen in Portland, where they’ll serve you a 72-ounce steak…and if you can finish it within an hour, it’s free! Brothers Art and Dick Sayler came to Oregon in 1946, and bought a little restaurant called Country Kitchen. Over the years, they turned it into an incredible steakhouse in Portland. Today, the third generation of the Sayler family manages this little gem....

There’s no need to travel out of a state for an enjoyable weekend getaway. In fact, I found a great little lodge that’s affordable, fun, and beautiful inside one of Oklahoma’s state parks. Take a look below: The Lodge at Sequoyah State Park is located at 19808 Park 10 in Hulbert, Oklahoma. It’s situated on the shores of Fort Gibson Lake in a beautiful setting. SequoyahWesternHills/Facebook It’s the largest state park lodging facility with 104 newly remodeled rooms and 45 guest cottages....

The most magical time of year is upon us and we simply couldn’t be any more excited. During this time of year, Nevada comes alive with all sorts of neat family attractions that are great for creating those unforgettable holiday memories. For instance, Greater Nevada Field turns into Santa’s Village every December in which you can ride around in a charming train and experience some real holiday cheer. This event is bound to become your new favorite family tradition during the holiday season so be sure to check it out....

Fall is our favorite time of year in Texas because not only is the temperature a bit more comfortable for exploring all of our beautiful scenery, but it’s also an opportunity for us to prove our state is more than just dust and tumbleweeds. From riverside Hill Country parks to enchanting mountaintop trails, the following 11 places offer the most amazing autumn leaf spectacles in the state. Plus, we’ve included the peak time for each spot’s foliage so you can plan trips accordingly!...

If you are a regular Only in Colorado reader, you have probably noticed that we are obsessed with this gorgeous springtime weather and can’t help but gush about all of the fun ways to enjoy it! When it comes to being outside, there is nothing quite like a good old-fashioned hike, which is exactly what you will find on this amazing Colorado trail that takes you through an abandoned railroad tunnel:...

The holidays are a magical time, and what better way to make the most of this enchanting time of year than to indulge in a fancy (but affordable) high tea? For a single month of the year, one of Massachusetts’ loveliest tea houses offers a holiday tea party experience that will have you seeing sugar plums. Google/Ryan Palante The Courtyard Restaurant at Boston Public Library is home to a delightful holiday high tea experience....

Picture this: It’s a sunny and warm Colorado day, and you are spending the afternoon with the people you love most, picking fresh produce with towering mesas as your backdrop… it sounds like a dream, right? Well, wake up, friend, as this can be your reality when you visit this one Colorado orchard. Welcome to the historic Clark Family Orchard; Colorado’s go-to for juicy Palisade peaches for more than six generations....

There’s no denying that Southern California is one of the most beautiful places to live and visit. One of the most relaxing ways to experience the beauty of the SoCal landscape is by taking a leisurely train ride along the SoCal Coast. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll see along the way on this 350-mile train ride across Southern California. Looking for the best way to experience the scenery across Southern California?...

The Land of Enchantment is full of amazing history, and our restaurants are no exception. This restaurant is the oldest in Santa Fe and brings a charm and unique dining experience to Santa Fe Plaza that you won’t find elsewhere. With a rich history, an American dream, and green chile and gyros all under one roof, it’s no wonder this restaurant has become one of New Mexico’s most famous. Everyone from the locals to friends, and even celebrities love this little historic diner, and soon you will too....

The most notorious ghost town in Arizona has a graveyard equal in notoriety. And the story behind this famous cemetery is as unnerving as the jokes written on many of the headstones found on the graves. The next time you’re in Tombstone, don’t skip the chance to pay a visit to the town’s famous graveyard, the Boothill Cemetery. Flickr/Mark Collins Like the rest of old Tombstone, this much-visited cemetery has been restored, and even embellished a bit....

Ohio was meant to be explored. From breathtaking waterfalls and secluded trails to unique nature getaways and unexpected wildlife, there’s always something new to discover in the Buckeye State. This summer, consider taking a road trip through some of Ohio’s most impressive outdoor destinations. You’ll likely appreciate your home state more and maybe even see it in a new light. Take a look at the route we’ve mapped out below:...

Nevada is always throwing surprises at us. Just when you think you’ve seen all there is to see in the Silver State, you discover a hidden gem that you never even knew about. For example, a lot of people have gone their entire lives without knowing about this underrated state park in eastern Nevada. In fact, this little-known state park is considered one of the most remote parks in the state....

At the far southern tip of Alaska is the small seaside town of Ketchikan where life is spent on the water and seafood rules supreme. In this daunting market, there is a tiny burger shack that holds its own in the face of the seafood craze. Enter Burger Queen, the tastiest burger spot packed with small town charm. Head to this diner for burgers, fries and milkshakes when you want classic American cuisine....

Cooler fall temps often have folks craving a steaming cup of apple cider. And while that’s a great way to celebrate the change of seasons, Wisconsin also has quite a few more adult options to warm you up a little differently. The same folks that are growing the apples you love to snack on and enjoy in cider form use their orchards to create some of the most delicious hard apple ciders you can imagine....

Waterparks and campgrounds are so perfectly paired, you’d think all campgrounds would find a way to build a waterpark, right? Not the case in North Carolina. And the one below may be the biggest waterpark/campground combo in the entire state. It’s a doozy – and you’ll love it! Take a look: The campground and waterpark are located just far enough out of town to be a fun getaway for just you and yours, or for the entire family....

Alabama is home to several types of parks. While some of these parks are very well known, others aren’t. One of the state’s lesser-known parks is Weathington Park. Unless you live near this park, you might not be familiar with it. To learn all about Weathington Park, including why it belongs on your bucket list, take a look below. Weathington Park is located on Highway 35 in Section, Alabama - just minutes from Scottsboro....

America’s Great Plains region, also known as the American Desert, is certainly the unsung hero of the U.S. landscape. Without mountains, rivers, or seemingly much of anything, this portion of the country often gets overlooked. And yet, there’s an undeniable beauty in this region of the U.S. Take a look at the following 11 stunning photos that showcase America’s Great Planes like never before: The Juniper Dunes Wilderness of Washington BLM/flickr...

We’ve written countless articles about natural beauty in Texas, but this one is extra special because all the photos are from y’all! Our Nature Lovers group on Facebook is full of shutterbugs who share their snaps of breathtaking scenery across the Lone Star State, and these 12 captures will leave you in awe. Enchanted Rock (Fredericksburg) Facebook/Sophia Mattos No matter how many times we’ve visited this pink blob, it never ceases to take our breath away....

The weather is warm, the sun is shining, and right now is the best time to head out to a lake in North Dakota. What better way to enjoy the lakeside scenery than by enjoying a delicious meal with a great view? Luckily for us, we have a lot of lakes and there are a handful of places that take advantage of that for the perfect combination. Check them out:...

The Old Spanish Treasure Cave in Sulpher Springs is a well known Arkansas attraction but even after all these years, it still contains an unsolved mystery. Rich in history, this spot has been favored by Native Americans, Conquistadors, and treasure hunters. Let’s learn a little history while we explore this fascinating cave. You can tour the Old Spanish Treasure Cave at 14290 N Highway 59 Sulphur Springs, AR 72768. The legend begins over 350 years ago....