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The. Most. Breathtaking. Scenery. I have to say that this was a very difficult task for me. Every town in South Carolina has a charm to it and those times when “Ooooo” and “Ohhhhhh” come to mind because, well, let’s face it, South Carolina is just a beautiful state and every town (large and small) has some magnificent points. When you take that into consideration and you’re asked which ones are the MOST breathtaking, the task gets pretty difficult....

DC’s building height restrictions means we don’t have as many opportunities for skyline views. That doesn’t mean we don’t have gorgeous sunset views. Soak in DC’s beauty as the sun slips below the horizon at these 11 best places to watch a sunset in Washington DC! Washington Monument Flickr/Dome Poon This is a quintessential picture taking spot in DC and at sunset, the view does not disappoint! Relax on the surrounding grassy area and take in one of the most beautiful views as the sunsets over Washington’s famous monument....

Virginia is filled with hidden places to explore. They’re the kind of spots you only hear about through word of mouth and they are cherished by locals. If you’re planning an adventurous day trip or something truly special, it helps to know about these secret spots. Ranging from natural attractions to hole-in-the-wall restaurants, this list has a little something for everyone. Simply click the link following each place to access the full article....

There are so many incredible attractions to explore in Southern California that it’s impossible to keep track of all of them. We often write articles about our favorites, and today we’ve compiled these feature articles all in one place for you. Click on the link after each brief description to see our full article, then choose a few and get out there to explore! Descanso Gardens: The Underrated Botanical Garden That Just Might Be The Most Beautiful Place In The State Leighton Smith/flickr Bring your camera with you when you visit Descanso Gardens - this place is just full of stunning plants and flowers....

I don’t know about you, but I love me some Mexican food. Huevos rancheros… Chile rellenos…. Tamales…. I love them all. If you have a hankering for some tasty Mexican food, be sure to visit one of these 11 mind-blowing Kansas restaurants (listed in no particular order): Margarita’s Cantina (Wichita) FourSquare Margarita’s Cantina - Wichita, KS Facebook Delicious food, drinks, AND live music every Friday and Saturday? Meet you at Margarita’s!...

Do you remember watching the old classic Cheers and thinking, “Man… Norm and the gang have it made! I wish I had a place to go to where everyone knows my name and my regular order…” Believe it or not, this isn’t just a situation comedy premise. In fact, you can have it for yourself by visiting one of these 11 small town Kansas restaurants where everyone knows your name:...

Washington is a diverse state with many different weather patterns, landscapes and opinions. That being said, that doesn’t mean that Washingtonians don’t have some things in common. And even if you move away, you’ll still carry some habits from your homeland with you. If most of these things apply to you, there’s a good chance you grew up in the Evergreen State (or you’re a Washingtonian at heart). The rain doesn’t bother you....

You don’t need to a have a degree in architecture or art to appreciate the stature and beauty of architectural landmarks in Arizona. Although they don’t quite compare to our stunning landscape, these buildings still leave a lasting impression on their visitors. Arcosanti Cody/Flickr Jan Pauw/Flickr This place is about 70 miles north of Phoenix and is its own town. Built as an experimental town that would have little impact on the earth, many of the buildings feature a unique style....

Summer is quickly approaching, which means there’s more time for Hoosiers to explore the state outdoors. If you’ve been experiencing cabin fever this winter, don’t worry. We’ve got a great list of summer fun coming your way. Take a boat ride through a cave wikimedia Indiana Caverns in Corydon has the longest caves in Indiana to explore. Go on a walking tour through these gorgeous caves or explore via boat....

Pittsburgh’s a pretty awesome place to grow up. And, despite our individual differences, we Pittsburghers all share some common experiences that are unique to our beloved city. Here are 15 legitimate signs you grew up in Pittsburgh. Yinz speak Pittsburghese. Flickr/Matt Niemi You may not speak fluent Pittsburghese because it’s probably more complicated than English. But, you likely use several words - like yinz and jagoff - in your every day vocabulary....

Finally Minnesota has a fresh layer of snow, and it’s about time! For the past month we’ve been dealing with the post-fall crash when the leaves are gone and the snow hasn’t yet blanketed the state, turning it into a winter wonderland. So, to honor the beginning of another season full of beautiful views that you just can’t find in the warmer states, here are 23 amazing photos of Minnesota when the snow completely transformed the land into phenomenal scenery....

Montana has been home for many generations of people. And sometimes some people like their home so much, they never want to leave… ever. These six houses in our great state are rumored to be haunted. And whether or not you believe, some of these stories might creep you out. Dennis Yang / Flickr A lovely historic home on Helena’s lower west side has accumulated a large number of stories about paranormal activity over the years....

Pittsburghers certainly have no shortage of choices when it comes to where to eat. Pittsburgh boasts restaurants – classic, fast food, and fine dining – for just about every taste. But, if you want to indulge in a Pittsburgh tradition, visit one of these eight longest standing restaurants in Pittsburgh. The Original Oyster House – 20 Market Square, Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Facebook/The Original Oyster House Pittsburgh Facebook/The Original Oyster House Enjoy a scrumptious meal at the Original Oyster House, a longstanding Pittsburgh tradition for the last 147 years....

Even if you’ve only lived in Cincinnati for a short time, surely you know of the Carew Tower downtown. Once the tallest building in the city (Great American Tower, built in 2011, now holds that distinction), this incredible building is one of the most recognizable in Cincinnati’s famous skyline. But have you ever been to the top? Surprisingly, most Cincinnatians have not, but it’s something you’ll definitely want to check out for the gorgeous sweeping views of the city....

Perhaps one of the most famous hikes on Oahu – behind Diamond Head and Manoa Falls, of course – is Koko Head, a monolith rising out of Hawaii Kai more than 1,200 feet towards the sky. What most people don’t associate with this iconic Hawaiian hike is that the famous stairs are all that remains from a railway that was installed more than 70 years ago – and has since been left abandoned....

Why is it that so many people are drawn to the weirdest and strangest things? Wyoming has its share of oddities. Here are some of the weirdest things that have ever happened in Wyoming. Shoes Made From Big Nose George By Unknown - This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: Some edits. The original can be found here.File:Bignosegeorgey.jpg, Public Domain, https://commons....

There’s no doubt about it–New Orleans is a waterfront town. We have some of the most beautiful spots around Louisiana to enjoy some waterfront living. Here are some of the absolute best places to soak up those peaceful water vibes all throughout New Orleans. The End of the World, Jourdan Ave Google.com / Maps / andrewb1089 This spot near the intersection of the Industrial Canal and the Mississippi River can make you feel like you are at the crossroads of the entire city–no surprise then that they call this area “The End of the World....

It’s all too easy to get bogged down by routine and the schedules of everyday life. Luckily, living in a state as fascinating as Virginia means that there are plenty of ways to shake things up and get explorin’. This state is chock-full of hidden gems that will take you to areas you may not have otherwise traveled. Here are some particularly amazing sites that you should visit as soon as possible....

New year, new you – right? Heck no – we like you just the way you are! If you are rolling into 2017 with an optimistic approach on your journey ahead, remember that even a little added good luck won’t hurt. Although some of these superstitions are sure to make you laugh out loud, others might just end up being your one-way ticket to prosperity in the New Year. Don’t you dare bring that banana on the boat....

Leaf peepers rejoice! Fall is right around the corner (whether some of us want to admit that summer is almost over or not) and the leaves are going to start to change. It’s never too early to start planning out the best, dreamiest fall foliage road trip across North Dakota to see the best and most beautiful areas that will be full of color. The fall colors will peak between October 5 to 21 and we have picked the best places to see the stunning sights that will take place then....