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Whether you’re trying to fill a gap in your calendar or trying to entertain out-of-towners, we understand that sometimes time is of the essence when it comes to finding things to do. While truly exploring all that the Nickel City has to offer certainly takes a whole lot longer than 60 minutes, here are nine amazingly fun things you can do in Buffalo in an hour or less. Paddle boat at Canalside (44 Prime Street) Canalside Buffalo - Facebook Some of our favorite 60-minute activities are available at Canalside, and while the paddle boats are certainly the most seasonally appropriate at the moment, you might want to bookmark this page for winter activities, too!...

When you think of a destination for water lovers, New Mexico likely isn’t the first place that springs to mind. People who’ve never visited assume that the Land of Enchantment is one large, cacti-strewn desert. Those with a better knowledge of the state are still aware of our limited water supplies. But there’s one place in New Mexico that’s filled with water. Farmington is located in northwestern New Mexico and is part of the Four Corners Region....

There’s just something about diner food, especially when the temperature starts to cool and comfort meals like meatloaf, mac ‘n cheese and pot roast really hit the spot. Here are just a few of the awesome diners you’ll find in Utah. All American Classic Diner, Cedar City All American Classic Diner/Facebook All American Classic Diner/Facebook The waitresses are named “Flo” or “Mabel” and the breakfast is hearty. 501 S. Main Street, Cedar City....

Is there anything better than juicy chicken breaded and fried to perfection? Well, maybe Missouri BBQ food. But for those who prefer their chicken fried and not slathered in sauce, here’s the ultimate road trip. For full route directions click here. Google Maps Go Chicken Go - Kansas City David P./Go Chicken Go Go Chicken Go/Facebook Go Chicken Go started at a gas station in Kansas during the 1960’s. Over time, it’s grown into a favorite family-owned chain restaurant....

When you think of Utah ghost towns, places like Grafton, Cisco and Frisco probably come to mind. With the exception of just a few, many of the Beehive State’s ghost towns were mining towns that boomed, then busted. Now they sit abandoned…their hope and promise nothing more now than dust in the wind and sagebrush. One Utah mining town managed to make an incredible comeback after being abandoned, and you might be really surprised to learn which town we’re talking about....

If there’s nothing we love more in Georgia it’s “getting your money’s worth!” Whether that’s related to our food or housing, we know a good deal when we see one! That’s why Georgia is one the best places to live for a high quality of life and low cost of living. While there aren’t many places that are expensive to begin with in Georgia, here are some that are especially cheap, yet great!...

When one thinks of retiring, Georgia may be far down on the list behind sunny Florida–but Georgia has plenty of communities for the 55 and over group. Whether your choice is to retire in a big city or a small town, Georgia has you covered! With our many golf courses, seaside towns and beautiful weather, why wouldn’t you want to retire here? Here are the 6 best cities in Georgia to retire in:...

West Virginia is one of America’s oldest states, and with that comes a lot of history. With history, you’ll often find urban legends and ghost stories, and West Virginia is no exception. Click the titles to find out even more information about each place. Harpers Ferry TripAdvisor/Ditdew Some people say that Harpers Ferry is the most haunted town in West Virginia. You can take a ghostly tour through the town with O’ Be Joyfull tours....

When times get tough, when the blazing Idaho sun gets too hot, or when you just need a break from the day-to-day grind, road trips are always a good solution. But when you don’t feel like hiking, camping, or putting in extra exertion to get to your destination, there’s only one place to go that’s the epitome of relaxation and serenity without the extra leg work: the beach! Deep, pristine, and rich with every type of seclusion and recreation to fit your mood, Lake Coeur d’Alene, Lake Pend Oreille, and Priest Lake all have a striking combination of unique personalities, lush scenery, and idyllic vibes....

Embrace the full splendor of nature as you stroll through the lush grounds of this breathtaking topiary garden in Pennsylvania that promises to leave you spellbound. The topiary garden is but a slice of the peaceful haven that awaits at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square. Flickr/likeaduck Enter what’s akin to a fairy tale setting when you visit Longwood Gardens. One of the highlights of your journey will undoubtedly be a visit to the topiary garden....

Michiganders are lucky to have access to some of the world’s most beautiful freshwater beaches. From the Great Lakes to the many rivers that flow through our state, there’s no shortage of spots to visit for water-lovers. But there is one destination in Michigan that boasts the bluest water you’ll see anywhere in the Mitten State: Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. It’s certainly a well-loved favorite, but it never fails to stun with its gorgeous natural scenery....

Have you heard? Next month, some parts of the country will see night during the day in one epic astronomical event. No, really! https://www.flickr.com/photos/grand_canyon_nps/7245168290/ On August 21, 2017, all of North America will be able to witness a solar eclipse taking place, with some areas experiencing a total eclipse. This occurs when the moon blocks the sun when passing between it and the Earth. J Lippold/Flickr However, we won’t be seeing a total solar eclipse here in Arizona....

Dubois is a small town in Wyoming that everyone should visit at least once. Dubois provides a great escape into a remote area in the mountains where you can relive the sights, sounds, and traditions of the Old West. Here, you have the chance to experience a true Old West getaway without all the commercialization of a tourist trap. Wyoming’s past is still very much embedded in its culture today. There are many interesting and unique things about this unassuming yet undeniably appealing small town that will make you want to visit....

I think a staycation could be the answer to all your problems. If you’re tired of all the hustle and bustle of the city ,or just bored of being at home, consider taking a weekend off and driving over to Litchfield. This small town along the historic green maintains its 18th century look and is a great spot for hiking and biking. But this staycation is less about outdoor activity and more about good old fashioned relaxation....

Kentucky is filled with beautiful landscapes and natural formations, some recognized nationwide. There’s a lot more to our state than just horse racing and bourbon, though some might find that hard to believe. We have incredible forests, rock formations, cave systems, and more, just waiting for you to check them out. These 10 natural wonders in Kentucky are definitely worth seeing for yourself: Yahoo Arch J0hn33y This amazing natural arch is located in part of the Daniel Boone National Forest in McCreary County, approximately ....

When it comes to fascinating attractions, Mississippi is definitely not lacking. The Natchez Trace Parkway, antebellum homes, and historic battlefields are without a doubt among the state’s top-rated sites, but what about lesser-known, off-the-beaten path attractions? Well, the state has those too. From a mill that’s been in business for over two centuries to a museum that is too strange for words, these 10 one-of-a-kind Mississippi attractions should definitely be added to your bucket list....

With temperatures topping 90 degrees in New Jersey these past few days, we can all use a little break from the heat. Now isn’t the time for long hikes, it’s the time for cold water and even colder AC. Extreme heat can be dangerous, but you don’t need to hole up in your home – there are plenty of places to go in the Garden State where New Jerseyans can cool off and have fun....

People who have never been to DC or lived here have a lot of strange views about it, thanks to shows like House of Cards and Scandal. So people who call Washington DC home have to deal with some interesting questions from those curious about life in the nations capital. Here are 10 things people always ask when they know you’re from Washington DC. So.. are you actually from DC or outside of it?...

Rivalries have existed for as long as time can tell. Vampires vs. werewolves. Magic Johnson vs. Larry Bird. Tupac vs. Biggie. The list goes on and on, but the Missouri vs. Kansas rivalry is one that will always live on. But now it’s time to debunk any myth that claims Kansas is the best. So here are 10 things that Missouri does way better than Kansas. Barbecue Q39/Facebook Okay Kansas, we’ll give you Oklahoma Joe’s but, besides that, we own you in the barbecue game....

Credit for big innovations, discoveries or moments in history often goes to the big cities. And rightfully so, for the most part. But there’s so much more to the development of Michigan and our great nation than Detroit. Here, we’ve compiled proof that tiny towns in Michigan played interesting and often monumental roles in our state’s history. So have a look. Benton Harbor FotoGuy 4057/Flickr Benton Harbor came to realize moderate fame after a religious society known as the Israelite House of David was formed there in 1903....