Some of the best travel in the world is in the United States! With so many different regions to choose from, you’re sure to find a city or state that’s perfect for your personality and interests. I’ve got travel guides for most of the county, all easily sorted so you can find what you’re looking for. Start browsing or reading these articles to get information on what to see, where to go, what it costs, and how to plan your next travel adventure in the USA.
If I were dependent on hunting and gathering, there’s a good chance I’d be dead right now. I can’t aim a gun to save my life and I’m even worse with a bow and arrow or spear. That leaves gathering, a seemingly easy activity assuming you have the knowledge of what’s edible and what’s not. […]
Next time you want a city getaway, skip the major northeast destinations and head somewhere new. Pittsburgh is blossoming into a vibrant vacation spot. With a beautiful natural setting among three rivers and the resurgence of noteworthy restaurants, this is a great time to visit and try a few unique things to do in Pittsburgh. Although
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Biking in Conejo Valley California is my husband’s dream come true. There are rolling hills (plus a few serious climbs), bike lanes, and drivers actually remember to make space for cyclists. It’s my dream come true, too, but for different reasons. It’s gorgeous in all directions, so different from nearby Los Angeles. And it’s the
No joke: I had 3 hours and 57 minutes for a Miami layover yet I was fumbling over my belt buckle in a public restroom because I was in a rush. I had to pee like a racehorse — at least I stayed hydrated on my flight — and my phone was chiming with text messages
Stepping off the bus in New York City and into the metro station, I thought I found gold. Deep in my pocket was a metro ticket with $8 already loaded on it. Too bad that didn’t even last my first evening so I ended up buying a 7-day metro pass anyway. Before I knew it,
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I don’t like to talk smack about my city, but Richmond can be superficial sometimes. Not everyone — far from it — and not all the time…but occasionally, you’ll find conversation never moves beyond a few polite pleasantries. That is, unless you have a guaranteed conversation starter. After seven years in Richmond, I finally found
You’ve heard me share my love for Virginia’s Eastern Shore, but unless you’re from the area that might be a mystery. What exactly does “Eastern Shore” even mean? The Eastern Shore peninsula juts out between Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, carefully nestled from it’s Maryland border and connected to the Norfolk/Virginia Beach area via
Somewhere on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, there’s an inlet with incredible views of the waterfront over humongous dunes. Another beach is one of the best places on the entire east coast to collect sea glass. There are gardens home to migrating monarch butterflies if you know when to be here. And when you’re sick of crabs
I’ve been to Arizona four times in six years and I’m not sick of it yet. Admittedly, it’s a big state with varied regions, but I’ve repeated cities and don’t mind one bit. Do I keep returning because I love Arizona? Or do I love Arizona because I my return visits allow me to discover
This time of year, it seems like political scandals are everywhere you look. I’m sick and tired of the election madness…except for that one day when I found myself campaigning to be president at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC. This is the type of museum I usually have a self-imposed restraining order on.
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