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Finding a great getaway in Kentucky isn’t difficult. Whether you’re looking to stay in a luxurious rental in one of the Bluegrass State’s big cities or pining for a remote cabin getaway in the wilds of Red River Gorge, you’re sure to find everything you’re looking for right here! Plan a year of bucket-list getaways in Kentucky at these amazing accommodations across the Bluegrass that are anything but ordinary. The year goes by so fast; take the time to plan some amazing getaways in Kentucky where you can slow down and savor the splendor of our beautiful state!...

There are so many amazing places to visit in Oregon that you could go to a completely different part of the state every month of the year and not have anything close to the same experience twice. In fact, you should do exactly that in this coming year – there’s no time like the present for you to take some road trips and get to know the great state of Oregon a whole lot better....

What are your goals for the new year? Is it to tackle a few hiking trails or perhaps visit some of the best small towns in Massachusetts? If one of your goals is to create a Massachusetts food bucket list and try a new bucket list-worthy restaurant each month of the year, you’re in luck. Read on to discover some incredible eateries around the state that you should visit in the coming year....

Pennsylvania is full of surprises. Those surprises certainly keep life interesting, providing us with new and unique places to explore. Did you know, for example, that there’s a geyser in Pennsylvania? Big Mine Run Geyser in Pennsylvania isn’t particularly well known, and you won’t need very much time to check it out. However, it’s well worth a stop for a view and to snap some photos. Most people naturally think of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming when they hear the word “geyser....

Who would have thought Oklahoma would have a city on Santa’s naughty list this year? Oklahoma City was ranked the 9th “Grinchiest” city in America in 2022 by FinanceBuzz due to its lack of holiday spirit and it’s a bit surprising to most of us Oklahomans. Keep scrolling below and we’ll share with you what criteria were used to determine this Grinchy ranking. The FinanceBuzz team analyzed the 50 largest U....

About 13 miles south of Myrtle Beach is Murrells Inlet, a community that was once primarily a fishing village and has since developed into a tourist and retirement location. Probably best known for its MarshWalk, a half-mile-long boardwalk overlooking a salt marsh, it’s a nature lover’s paradise. Just a few steps down and across Highway 17 sits one of the best gift shops in South Carolina that is so massive, you will want to have plenty of time to explore everything inside....

In comparison to most of the states in America, it could be argued that all of West Virginia’s towns are small… and that this great Mountain State wouldn’t be the same without any of them! But here are a few small West Virginia towns that are particularly noteworthy, and without which a vital piece of West Virginia’s history or culture would no longer exist. Point Pleasant DenisTangneyJr / iStock Collection via Getty Images Plus Point Pleasant, West Virginia is notable both geographically (it’s perched at the confluence of the Kanawha and Ohio Rivers) and historically (Tue-Endie-Wei State Park details some of the history between Chief Cornstalk and the early pioneers that took place here)....

Pack up the kids; it’s time for a family-friendly road trip in West Virginia! West Virginia is a state that is full of affordable attractions that appeal to all ages. Here is just a sampling of fun things to do in West Virginia. This little jaunt through the Mountain State hits six family-friendly options for an epic but not too long West Virginia road trip. Let’s get started! Google Maps...

There’s truly an adventure for everyone in Nevada, no matter what you’re into. For example, did you realize that the Silver State is a true rockhound’s paradise? There are all sorts of places where you can dig for your own gems right here in Nevada and these destinations make for an experience you’re bound to treasure (pun intended). Featured here is a turquoise mine tour that you’ll definitely want to consider the next time you and your family are looking for fun things to do in Nevada!...

It’s not too difficult to find amazing cinnamon rolls in Maryland — you just have to know where to look. The following restaurant is filled with amazing menu items, including a cinnamon roll that’s as big as your head! Read on, and prepare your sweet tooth… Ted’s Bulletin has a handful of locations in the capital area. However, there’s only one in Maryland and you’ll find it at 220 Ellington Blvd in Gaithersburg....

If you’re in search of the best fried pies in Texas, you need not look any further than the tiny town of Mineola. The Mineola Mercantile is home to FarmHouse Fried Pies, a locally-owned business that dishes out scrumptious handheld treats in all sorts of mouthwatering flavors. If you want more Texas restaurants, make sure to sign up for our weekly dining newsletter. Every Thursday, a new eatery to try in the Lone Star State will be delivered straight to your email....

Pennsylvania’s rife with the paranormal. No matter where you travel in the state, you’re sure to hear tales of the paranormal and ghostly legends. Chances are pretty good that you’ll experience the paranormal at least once during your stay in Pennsylvania. This haunting museum in Pennsylvania is a must-visit, even if you’re not totally convinced the paranormal exists. It just might change your mind. Gettysburg has been hailed as the most haunted town in Pennsylvania and among the top haunted places in the United States, so it’s fitting that the Museum of Haunted Objects is tucked in this historic destination....

It may be the middle of winter, but ice cream fans aren’t letting that deter them from getting their favorite frozen treats. While many of the shoreside ice cream parlors are in hibernation, Jersey City’s Torico is in full swing. This classic and indulgent ice cream parlor is known for its massive selection and its inventive flavors – as well as its willingness to go truly over-the-top with its cones. Do you want to get the largest ice cream cone in New Jersey?...

It is hard to imagine The Great Smoky Mountains as anything but beloved national park, but there was a time when things looked very different than they do today. You see, while folks visit the Smokies today for amazing outdoor recreation, 100 years ago, the wealthy flocked to the Smokies in search of a remote getaway. As a result, what started as a booming small town ended up completely abandoned. This is the story of Elkmont, Tennessee....

Beautiful natural sights, farm-to-table dining, craft beers, and impressive architecture are just some of the aspects of The Badger State that make it so special. If you ever find yourself near Jefferson County, a visit to this small town in Wisconsin is the perfect way to experience some lovely small-town ambiance and friendly hospitality that the Midwest is known for. Found in 1847 near beautiful Lake Ripley, Cambridge was once a bustling farming community....

When it comes to a hike with beautiful views, you may picture a long treacherous trail that takes you to the top of a mountain where you find yourself looking down at the valleys below. In Oklahoma, there’s a hike with a stunning view, and you don’t have to venture up a giant mountain to enjoy it. Mountain Fork River Trail is located near Broken Bow and is perfect for anyone looking for an easy hike in Oklahoma along a serene river....

Maine has some pretty cool hikes with gorgeous views. From beach vistas to mountain top peaks, if you love the outdoors there’s lots to do outside. But, one of our favorite hikes comes with a different reward. Rather than a mile-long view of the Maine land, this one leads to the most interesting abandoned trains! Where did they come from and how did they get there? Read on to find out about what awaits on this eerie hiking trail in Maine....

In the small New Hampshire town of Brookline lies a unique and renowned outdoor gallery for aficionados of fine and unusual art. Andres Institute of Art is the largest sculpture park in New England and hosts more than 80 works of art spread across 140 acres on Potanipo Hill. Visitors can wander through the park’s forested hiking trails to view the complete collection. Fans of both nature and interesting art will find the best of both worlds here....

He wasn’t the most well-known American serial killer – but he may be one of the most sensationalistic. Robert Hansen, nicknamed the Butcher Baker by the media, was ultimately arrested in 1983 for the murder of at least seventeen women in and around Anchorage, Alaska. What shocked people wasn’t just the killings – but the fact that the twisted killer may have hunted the women for sport like a serial killer version of a big-game hunter....

While we’re all for lacing up our boots and hitting the trails, there are some hikes here in the Beaver State that aren’t for the faint of heart. We’re not talking about advanced-level treks; we’re talking about creepy hikes — excursions that lead through ghost towns and abandoned places in Oregon. Trails like the Fort Stevens, Jetty Loop, and Fort Steven Ridge Trail. This nine-mile loop trail might well lead through one of the most beguiling coastal landscape in the state, but it’s a haunting sort of beauty that will take catch you off guard....