Cities like NYC, Chicago, Boston, and LA might be the cities most people envision when picturing the United States, but here in Indiana, we know we have the best city in the country. Indianapolis may not have a huge downtown skyscraper area like other states, but Indianapolis is a unique city that has a ton to offer its residents. What makes Indianapolis the best city in the country? All this and more....
There’s no shortage of waterfront destinations to experience in our corner of the world here in Southern California. If the sight of a lovely waterfront view is what you seek, then you’ll delight in visiting these 9 splendid spots that will surround you with water in every direction. Ready to bliss out? Let’s take a tour of some of these special waterfront gems here in SoCal. Seaport Village San Diego flickr/soumit San Diego is brimming with tons of waterfront destinations to enjoy throughout the city....
Whether you’re craving a burger, omelette or just an old-fashioned milkshake, you can always count on finding a great meal at a quality diner here in Washington! There’s just something about the unique atmosphere and home-style dishes that make it a truly unforgettable experience. Next time you’re hungry for some comfort food, you’ve got to check out one of these 12 incredibly delicious places around our state: 59er Diner, Leavenworth and Cashmere Yelp / Lakota M....
In the beginning of the twentieth century, Buffalo was an industrial powerhouse, taking reigns in the steel and grain industry. Immigrants were pouring in from Ireland, Poland, Italy, and Germany, lending to the diverse and unique culture of Buffalo and her suburbs. Streets were lighting up during the Pan-American Exposition and ties were being formed with Canada as talks of a Peace Bridge were occurring. Join us in taking a trip back in time to Buffalo’s original glory days!...
It’s gotten a bit colder in Georgia, yet there’s still time to get out and enjoy the outdoors before the winter freeze sets in! Check out these gorgeous places in Georgia that will surely bring out the explorer in you. Anna Ruby Falls - Helen, GA Gerald Carter via Flickr If you’ve never been to Anna Ruby Falls then it’s time to go and discover the beauty inside Helen, GA. I promise you’ll love all the colors and trickling streams....
The landscape of North Dakota is trimmed in places with the composting remnants of once thriving communities. Towns, and the people who occupied them, are slowly being wiped off the horizon and even the map! It’s true that ruins inspire myriad emotions. A look back at our past provides wondrous insight into where we’ve been and where we’re going. It can also give us clues about who we were, as a people....
Do you believe in the supernatural? If so, Utah is a great place to be. We have many supposedly haunted places, located all over the state. Even if you’re a non-believer, the stories behind these historic Utah places are really interesting and the ghost stories are fascinating. If you’re looking for something to do this weekend that’s beyond the typical brunch and a movie, consider this weekend itinerary. Do ghost stories intrigue you?...
Maine is a unique place. Some might even call it strange. We’re not sure if we like that word being associated with Vacationland, but we DO agree that some very peculiar things have happened here. From bizarre laws to questionable animal behavior here are the strangest things that every happened in Maine. We tossed a coin to name a city. therichbrooks / Flickr Many people think Maine’s Portland is the “real” Portland....
There is no shortage of peculiar places in the Old Line State. You just have to know where to look. The following 10 spots are among the weirdest. How many have YOU visited? Papermoon Diner (Baltimore) Yelp / Kathleen V. This quirky restaurant just may be the weirdest place you will dine. While chowing down on your delicious meal, you’ll be surrounded by mannequins, Pez dispensers, creepy doll heads, and more....
There is a time capsule buried underground in North Dakota, but it is not the kind you are thinking of. This one in particular lies under an area near Cooperstown, North Dakota, and it is ginormous. It has been around since the Cold War and has barely changed since, and today you can take a tour of it to see what the tensions of that time looked like in a place that could have saved our entire country....
It’s been proven countless times before, America is one big haunted country. From haunted roads to creepy ghost towns, every state has their own ghost stories to tell. With that being said, has it ever crossed your mind which town in America is the most chilling of all? Time to be brave! The story behind this haunted small town in Pennsylvania is absolutely frightening: The bloodiest battle of the Civil War, over 7,000 lives were lost during Gettysburg....
Every Connecticut park is unique but this one is about more than scenic views and mountain trails. Beyond its picturesque looks is a dark history and a lot of rumors. The worst part? Nobody knows how true any of the stories actually are, but they’ve persisted for nearly a century. You’ll have to decide for yourself if this place is a natural sanctuary or just plain bad luck. Lovers Leap State Park in New Milford is a walk-in park equipped with a trail system, scenic vistas and historic ruins....
Devil’s Thumb Ranch is a world-class year-round resort and spa nestled at the base of the Continental Divide just 65 miles west of Denver. Located on 6,000 expansive acres, Devil’s Thumb Ranch offers rustically elegant accommodations, top-notch dining, and an abundance of recreational and restorative activities throughout the year. Rekindle your romance with the great outdoors and escape with that special someone to this hidden resort near Denver that feels a million miles away from it all....
After tasting ranch dressing for the first time on a buffalo chicken wrap, I tried my best to incorporate it into any pizza, salad or chicken wings that I ate. So imagine my delight when I discovered that there’s actually a restaurant in Missouri that specializes in all things ranch. You may be wondering, “But how far can you actually go with ranch?” To answer that question, you’ll just have to take a look below and see how flexible this condiment really is....
With a population of just over 5,000, Woodstock is a small town with plenty of charm. Woodstock is located in northern Virginia, in the heart of the breathtaking Shenandoah Valley. Established in the 1700s, it’s a town with plenty of history, much of which has been preserved in the historic district. Visitors today will find plenty of things to experience, whether they be outdoor activities, restaurants to try, or shops to visit....
Visiting a haunted house in Kentucky can be pretty common during the Halloween season. There are a variety of both man-made, and supposed supernatural places to visit. Some scare seekers look for haunts that offer a real life story behind the home, facility, or area. Others who seek a thrill might prefer some place where the scare is a little more make up oriented. Depending on the personal preference of those looking for a fright, these 10 possibly haunted locations will do the trick, likely without a treat:...
Rhode Islanders are a unique bunch with big personalities. You might not expect such a strong local culture to be found in such a small state, but you’ll simply never find another place quite like Little Rhody. While there are tons of state customs and traditions, there are also some pretty big things to avoid while visiting. Here are sure fire ways to annoy the people of Rhode Island. Never ever deface the Big Blue Bug with graffiti!...
From the Colonial Period to the Industrial Revolution, Rhode Island is filled with history! Not only are there beautiful old buildings all around throughout the state, but there are also amazing landmarks to visit. These places are dedicated to preserving the smallest state’s extensive past. Here are 10 must-see historical landmarks in Rhode Island. Slater Mill Historic Site, Pawtucket Flickr/Doug Kerr Slater Mill is nicknamed the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution....
Here at Only in Wisconsin, we are all about telling you about the weird, wacky places that you should know about. Wisconsin is pretty full of wacky places. Here are 10 of our favorites. FAST: Fiberglass Statue Mold Yard Brian Kanoswky/Flickr This unassuming town has a rather strange secret. This is a yard full of many giant fiberglass figures. We’re talking about those giant structures you sometimes see in front of stores....
It’s a glorious day in Southern California, which means it’s the perfect time to head outside and start exploring. If you love the outdoors as much as I do, you’re going to love these SoCal activities that will get you outside and breathing in some crisp, fresh air. Grab your sandals or lace up your tennis shoes and let’s get packin’! We have some outdoorsy fun to tackle today. The 7 Sea Caves in La Jolla flickr/Daniel Pouliot Get out on the water and take a kayak tour of the 7 sea caves in La Jolla....
