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Getting outside isn’t too difficult in Nashville, with the myriad of incredible state and city parks at your disposal. Still, with so many at your fingertips, it’s easy to choose the same spot, over and over, especially if you’re looking for a comfortable experience. Our one question for you, comfort seekers: have you been to Peeler Park? It’s just a hot second from the heart of the city, but it will feel like you’ve rocketed a million miles away....

Hattiesburg Zoo is a great visit year-round, but it’s even better in December when the zoo transforms into a holiday wonderland for Zoo Lights. The annual celebration offers fun for the entire family. From festive rides and a holiday market to appearances by Santa himself, this is one Yule tide event you don’t want to miss. Take a look: Each December, Hattiesburg Zoo hosts Zoo Lights. Normally, the festive celebration takes place over the course of a weekend, but this year, it’s been extended to two weekends....

If you love sweets, you will want to know where the absolute best donuts can be found. In Alaska, that happens to be Dino’s Donuts in Anchorage. This location doesn’t look like much from the outside, but they serve up the best donuts in the state according to a recent “best of” ranking. You’ll be a loyal fan once you’ve tried the sweet treats. Check out all the cool things about this excellent Alaskan donut shop....

The Coast Guard House has been captivating diners with its marvelous views and delicious cuisine for more than 70 years. Perched right on the edge of the water, this ocean view restaurant is one spot that Rhode Islanders flock to year after year. Why is this restaurant so wildly popular? Let’s take a closer look at this long-standing coastal gem. In the late 1800s, the United States Life Saving Service, now known as the US Coast Guard built a solid granite station on the Narragansett Bay....

One of Arkansas’ most beloved musicians is being celebrated this weekend with a spectacular festival. There’s no better time to visit Johnny Cash’s boyhood home in Arkansas than at the upcoming 50th Anniversary Johnny Cash Heritage Festival. If you haven’t visited the Dyess Colony before, read this article to get a quick history lesson on the man in black’s home. Let’s walk the line to this one-of-a-kind music fest. Every Arkansan needs to visit the boyhood home of Johnny Cash....

Idaho definitely has its fair share of world records. From the longest gondola ride in the world to the deepest river gorge in North America, there are plenty of things that our state is notable for. Heck, we’re even home to the largest beagle in the world. But did you know Idaho also contains what is possibly the longest main street on earth? It’s true! However, this street is probably in the last place you’d expect it....

Last year, we highlighted Water Valley’s Watermelon Festival. But that’s not the only festival in the state dedicated to the deliciously sweet fruit. For the last 40 years, the tiny town of Mize has been hosting its own festival. Officially known as the Mississippi Watermelon Festival, the annual event offers small town fun for the entire family (in addition to lots of watermelon, of course). Take a look: Now in its 40th year, the Mississippi Watermelon Festival takes place over a weekend every July....

The Old Montana Prison Complex in Deer Lodge is a fascinating place to explore. Once the site of the Montana State Prison (and before that, the Montana Territorial Prison), it’s filled with history… and possibly more than that. If you’re feeling brave, you can take a ghost tour and see for yourself if the prisoners ever left. The Old Montana Prison Complex is located at 1106 Main St. in Deer Lodge....

We’re getting geared up for another beautiful hiking season here in Washington. From our waterfall trails to our most popular hikes, we’ve got adventures for all skill levels and interests here. And this trail in particular takes you through an old train tunnel. The Snoqualmie Tunnel is part of the 110-mile John Wayne Trail. Jim Frazier / alltrails.com This 8-mile stretch of trail is located near Snoqualmie Pass. This trail is rated Easy, meaning it’s good for all skill levels....

While you are visiting the tiny town of Wrangell on an island in Alaska’s southeast, you will undoubtedly be spending most of your time enjoying the beauty, fresh air and clear water. This is the perfect place to go for a hike, and the boardwalk trail up Mount Dewey is a great option. Easy to find, accessible to most, and ending in a sweeping view from the peak, you’ll love this quick trail....

From one side of the state to the other, South Carolina’s winter can be a very different experience in the span of just a couple hundred miles. But one thing that remains constant no matter where you are, is the countless bargain flea markets found throughout the Palmetto State. The vendors at many of them brave both the sweltering summertime temps as well as the unpredictable winter weather and sell their goods and treasures, rain or shine, each and every week....

It’s officially Christmas shopping season and one of my favorite places to find Christmas presents, Christmas decor, and pretty much anything for the holidays is at An Affair of the Heart. It’s coming to Tulsa this weekend and it’s one of the largest arts and craft shows in the country. Keep scrolling to get all the details about this enormous craft show in Oklahoma. An Affair of the Heart is held at River Spirit Expo at 4145 East 21st Street in Tulsa....

Pumpkin patch season is in full swing, and if you’re like most Washingtonians, it’s probably one of your favorite things about fall. But many of our local spots offer a lot more than just pumpkin-picking…. and there’s at least one that we know serves the best apple cider donuts you’ll ever sink your teeth into. Bob’s Corn Maze and Pumpkin Farm is located at 10917 Elliott Road in Snohomish. Bob’s Corn Maze Facebook Every autumn, hundreds of Washingtonians gather to buy pumpkins and wander through the corn maze....

It’s safe to say that food is a passion we all share. Regardless of our different preferences for anything else in life, we all have to eat and we’re all pretty serious about our food. That being said, “dining out” in South Carolina has never been a more literal phrase than at this quirky little restaurant with delicious food on Folly Beach. That’s because, in spite of the amply-sized building on which the two street-facing signs are located for Chico Feo on Folly Beach…...

Wyoming is truly one of the most beautiful places in the world, and many of our forests and wilderness areas are federally protected. Did you know that the very first National Monument was designated right here in the Equality State? This sacred site will be preserved forever, thanks to the actions of President Roosevelt over 110 years ago. Devils Tower National Monument is located in northeast Wyoming, near the town of Sundance....

You wouldn’t expect a steamboat in the middle of Arkansas, but Dondie’s White River Princess is exactly that. The stunning seafood restaurant is simply delicious. Let’s drool over the boatloads of food as we board this land-bound eatery. The White River holds many hidden gems, but the most unexpected one resides nearby on the shore. Facebook/Dondie’s White River Princess This tasty, yet underrated gem is on the east side of Des Arc....

The Mountain State is filled with hidden gems that are worth seeking out and exploring. Among them are many little-known spots that are both picturesque and historically significant, like the amazing park below. Check it out… Fort Boreman Park, located in Parkersburg, opened in 2007 on a high bluff (it’s more of a hill, actually) overlooking the confluence of the Ohio and Little Kanawha Rivers as well as downtown Parkersburg....

Here at Only In Hawaii, we love exploring our state’s magnificent hiking trails, and with near-perfect summer weather year-round, there’s nowhere better to lace up your hiking boots and hit the trails than our beautiful islands. From short coastal treks to jungle hikes that lead to cascading waterfalls, we love them all. While everyone knows about — and has probably tackled — our most famous and popular trails, not everyone knows about this remote gem we’re about to share with you today....

Natural disasters have been hitting hard in states all throughout the country this year, but back in May, volcanic eruptions and seismic activity got so bad that one of America’s most visited national parks had to abruptly close. After making the necessary repairs to get the park back open again, Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park finally welcomed visitors once again on September 22nd with its official reopening. After closing on May 11th, Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park finally welcomed back visitors on September 22nd....

Utah’s small towns often have some of the best little cafes and diners. The tiny town of Salina is no exception. Located at the junction of I-70 and US-89, it’s home to Mom’s Cafe – a cozy little restaurant that’s a local icon. You’ll find Mom’s Cafe in a historic building on the corner of State and Main in Salina. It’s been serving up tasty comfort food for decades. JAG/Google...