Maine at the tip of the northeast corner of the U.S. is famous for its lighhouses, its seafood and its wicked everything, including the winters. It’s largest city, Portland, offers the best of all, including lighthouses, lobsters and wicked…
National Parks offers outdoor escapes that can be explored in a few hours or a few weeks. It really depends on your schdule. Sometimes you just have one day, and that’s OK. Take a look and then plan on extended…
You need to reset and a beach getaway just might be the way to do it. The U.S. boasts nearly 100,000 miles of coastline according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. With all that space, the U.S. features different…
Traveling with teens gives you the opportunity to share interests. And one of the best ways to connect with your teen is through music. Introduce your kids to new music that dropped before they were born with a trip to…
As one of the only places in the U.S. where you can mine for diamonds and keep them, Craters of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas is a must stop. Learn about volcanoes and how diamonds were formed in this area…
Take a seasonal getaway to the Smokies of Tennessee and North Carolina. As a year-round mountain destination, find four seasons of outdoor fun. Naturally the top attraction is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Yet find outdoor activities galore, like…
Pack up and head out to Music City, U.S.A. for a weekend getaway paired with legendary music and down-home cooking. Add a bit of culture with a museum visit and finsih out the weekend with a cruise down the river.…
Isn’t 2020 scary enough? Here’s a way to make it scarier–Haunted Cave Tours. Find tours on boats, led by lantern light and even costumed guides to add a little terror to your Halloween Season. Or take the kids on a…
Niagara Falls in Upstate New York is one of the top waterfalls in the world. And most visitors head to the Maid of Mist boat tour. Yet find more like a state park to explore along with a movie and…
Road trips are the best for summertime exploring, and Vermont offers lots of sights for families. Just a few hours from Boston, New York City and Coastal Maine, find quaint covered bridges and lots of foodie stops, like ice cream…
The race for space isn’t over. Fiftty years ago, it was to the Moon, now it’s to Mars. So if you or your kid dreams of traveling to space, start with a bit of NASA history with a trip. Read…
After a thorough walk through the American Revolution along Boston’s Freedom Trail, it’s time for a snack. Boston’s North End offers narrow streets that lead to a hidden world of Old World shops with authentic Italian delights. Read on to…