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In every season, Greater Cleveland experiences weather that is… well, less than favorable. Whether rain or chill keeps you inside for a couple of days, there’s no shortage of cool things to do indoors in Cleveland. Chase off cabin fever by checking out these super cool Northeast Ohio destinations: Table of ContentsBest Things To Do Indoors In ClevelandBest Things To Do Indoors With Kids In ClevelandRomantic Things To Do Indoors In ClevelandThings To Do Indoors At Night In ClevelandUnique Things To Do Indoors In Cleveland...

Upstate New York boasts some of the most charming small towns in the country. Come winter, many of them seem too good to be true. Combine this charm with a wealth of outdoor adventures in the region, and you’ve got several potential holiday destinations. Here are a few of our favorites throughout the state that might not be on your radar. All you’ve got to do is book the trip! You’ll quickly discover why these New York Christmas towns are so lovable....

Even for the most diehard outdoor enthusiasts, getting out on the trail during wintertime can be a challenging task. However, those who do muster up the courage to brave the winter elements are usually rewarded with amazing scenery and some unforgettable memories, because we happen to think Idaho is home to some of the best hikes in the country! It definitely helps that Idaho is home to a ton of great winter hiking trails....

Every year, Southern California residents attend a variety of outdoor events, fairs, and festivals. They offer a chance to step out of our daily routine, enjoy some fun and entertainment, and meet people from all over the state. This colorful balloon festival in Southern California is no exception. Established in 1983, the Temecula Valley Balloon and Wine Festival is held annually at the scenic Lake Skinner Recreational area and park. The festival grounds come alive for an entire weekend of music, food, wine and beer tasting, and of course colorful hot air balloons....

Need to get away for some rest and relaxation? Or, perhaps you’re getting a little cabin fever from spending so much time at home? There’s no better way to escape than to a cabin rental in North Carolina where you’ll have the entire house for your stay. From remote cabins in the woods to romantic cabins for two, luxurious cabins with hot tubs and game rooms to scenic retreats surrounded by nature, here are the best cabins in North Carolina for every budget....

Downers Grove is where you should go whenever you need a pick-me-up or a change of scenery. The Prairie State is full of towns, villages, and cities that are just waiting for you to explore! But if you want to visit a town known for its friendliness and hospitality, Downers Grove is where you should go. It’s considered the friendliest town in Illinois! Located a mere 20 miles southwest of Chicago and home to a population of 50,000, Downers Grove is full of historical sites, museums, culture, parks, excellent schools, a thriving downtown, and a wonderful sense of community....

If you’re looking for a unique fusion restaurant in New York, then look no further. Juan Murphy’s in Poughkeepsie fits the bill. This interesting and popular spot serves both Mexican and Irish cuisine and carries the tagline “Irish Pub, Mexican Grub,” which describes it perfectly. It has won a number of local awards, offers catering, has space available for private parties, has friendly staff and provides a very positive, lively, and upbeat atmosphere....

When the stress of life becomes too much, it’s always nice to have a peaceful place to turn. In Central Kentucky, the Abbey of Gethsemani is a place that offers a quiet respite from the rest of the world. The home of Trappist monks who open their doors to spiritual seekers from all over the world, the Abbey is open to the public for hikers to explore, its 1,500 acres enveloping guests like a comforting embrace....

Colorado skies are a fantastic thing, thanks to our jaw-dropping sunrises and sunsets and how pristinely clear they always seem to be. While our “average” skies are exciting enough on their own, they are about to become even more incredible, as for the first time since the Stone Age, green comets will be crossing our nighttime skies: Slated to take place February 2nd, 2023, is the once-in-a-lifetime sighting of the green comet, C/2022 E3 (ZTF)....

Whidbey Island is such a dreamy destination. If you’re close enough to reach the island in a few hours, it makes a wonderful day trip spot. And while the town of Greenbank is extremely small, even by Whidbey’s standards, it’s definitely a place you’ll want to go. That’s where you’ll find Whidbey Pies, home to the most addicting desserts on the planet (or at least in the PNW). Let’s take a look at one of the best day trips in Washington state....

There aren’t many places in the world that are as beautiful as the Hawaiian Islands, and the Hana Highway in Maui takes you through some of the most break-taking spots you can travel to. You’ll curve around cliffs, pass by towering waterfalls, and soak in ocean vistas that make you feel like you’re in a fairy tale. Hop in your car and take a turn on this gorgeous highway in Maui!...

While much of the Lower Peninsula is pretty much Coney Country, once you cross over the Mackinac Bridge, you’re taken to Pasty Paradise. The pasty (pronounced PASS-TEE), that savory meat pocket pie, is rooted in the UP’s history in mining. When miners went off to work, they brought with them these hearty handhelds as a means of having something filling to eat, without having to leave the mine. In fact, when they were ready to munch, they placed the pasty on a shovel and held it over a candle to heat it right up....

A sweet tooth can be a blessing and a curse, right? Oh, it’s so good to have when we sink our teeth into something oh-so-sweet, like some of Rhode Island’s best homemade fudge. However, when it starts acting up and we have no sweets in sight? Well, we’ve got the makings of a nightmare. Avoid that dilemma by stocking up on homemade fudge at this charming Rhode Island shop. You can’t miss the bright red sign that alerts you that you’ve arrived at Newport Fudgery....

We don’t know about you but we can’t think of anything more fun than snow tubing during the winter months. Grab a tube then pick a lane and hurl yourself down a hill at top speed for quite a thrilling adventure. For snow tubing in Massachusetts, one of the best places to go is Nashoba Valley Ski Area with up to 18 snow tubing lanes. Since 1964, Nashoba Valley Ski Area has been a destination for those who love to ski....

In West Lafayette, Indiana, there is a 53-acre park with some truly stunning vistas. Spend enough time in this spot and you’ll understand why it appealed to the multi-tribal village that was founded here in 1808. The nearby Prophet’s Rock Park and Trail lead to the Battleground of Tippecanoe. Prophetstown was made up of Shawnees, Kickapoos, Potawatomis, Winnebagos, Sauks, Wyandots, and Ottawas, led by two Shawnee brothers to lay aside past disputes and live together to resist colonial invaders....

nsLooking for some new ideas for road trips in WY? A natural wonder is defined as a natural site or natural monument that has not been significantly altered by humans. These natural wonders typically evoke a sense of amazement and awe. Here’s a natural wonders in WY road trip that will take you all over the state and show you that there’s more to Wyoming than meets the eye. First things first, check out the road trip map....

Tucked inside the Black Bear Casino Resort, near Carlton, you’ll find a Minnesota buffet restaurant with so many dessert options you may just go ahead and skip the rest of the choices. So, bring your appetite and head for the Buffet at the Bear. Black Bear Casino Resort is located on the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Reservation near Carlton. Black Bear Casino Resort/Google There are many dining options on the property, including everything from a coffee shop to an upscale steakhouse....

Leesylvania State Park might sound like it’s the site of a Civil War-era vampire flick, but it’s actually full of a lot of history. And it’s pretty darn beautiful to boot. While this charming state park wasn’t fully open until 1992, its history dates back more than a hundred years before the Civil War. There are a lot of unique features and landmarks in this small 542-acre state park. Let’s jump in:...

Are you a bargain hunter? A big fan of finding the best deals and treasure hunting? Well, have we got a fun place for you, then – one of the largest thrift stores in the entire Hoosier State! It’s a little – okay, large – mom-and-pop shop where you’re sure to find the best treasures and score incredible deals. This huge thrift store in Indiana is called The Depot, and we promise the name is more than appropriate....

It’s been a bear of a winter in Iowa, with many parts of the Hawkeye State digging out from hefty snowfall in the bitter cold. But as we turn the corner into February, no doubt many people are looking forward to a warm, welcoming spring that will bring new plants, chirping birds, and opportunities for outdoor recreation. But hold on – you might not want to put away the coat and boots just yet....