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I’ve already listed 8 great waterparks in Georgia, now its time for the amusement parks! If you’re ready for some fun this summer, this list of amusement parks in Georgia will keep you and your kids on the move! Six Flags Over Georgia - 275 Riverside Pkwy, Austell, GA 30168 www.sixflags.com This 290 acre theme park is a really popular park in Georgia. This family theme park features dozens of rides, live shows, and other activities!...

Whether you’ve grown up in Michigan or just moved here in the recent past, you know that there are certain activities and events that all Michiganders share an appreciation for. So, here’s your ultimate Michigan bucket list: 12 things that every true Michigan resident does before they die. Takes a boat tour at Pictured Rocks. Flickr/Kari There’s nothing quite as stunning as a ride alongside the colorful streaked cliffs of Pictured Rocks....

Nothing defines a region’s culture quite like its slang and speaking patterns. Here in Michigan, we’ve got our fair share of unique sayings — some of which are more amusing than others. Here are nine silly sentences that you’ll only fully understand if you’re from the Great Lakes State. “My grandma is a troll.” Flickr/Marilyn Bogle Hey, that’s no way to talk about your grandmother! Oh, you’re from Michigan? It all makes sense now....

Benjamin Franklin once said that three things were inevitable: weather, death and taxes. I would like to take this opportunity to add one more thing to this list: Going to the hospital. No matter how hard we try, it seems that we will always end up in the hospital at least once in our lives. Fortunately for Kansans, our state is home to several top-notch hospitals that you won’t find anywhere else....

The Natchez-Trace stretches 444 miles through Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi, a behemoth of a roadway that offers a plethora of options from one state to another. Tennessee has scads of scenic byways, but if you’re looking to drive a bit without an agenda? The Natchez-Trace is the way to go. We’ve found the perfect road trip for a lazy Saturday, complete with great rest stops and fun places to stretch your legs along the way....

I’ve always defended Delaware as a foodie state. From Delmarva-specific delicacies to Delaware Bay seafood and everything in between – our tiny state has some amazing restaurants hidden in both the large and small towns. Luckily, Visit Delaware has taken note of the huge “foodie” scene in the First State and has created an incredible Delaware Culinary Trail. Twenty four iconic Delaware locations made the list for their significance and great food....

Sometimes you have a craving and only the flavors of fresh Mexican cuisine will do. Here are ten Mexican restaurants from around the state that will hit the spot. Buen provecho! Mi Rinconcito Mexicano, Miami Yelp/Claire W. Yelp/Sonya P. You will never forget your first visit to this incredible restaurant, with the most authentic Mexican cuisine you’ll find north of the border, at a great price. Agave Azul, Orlando TripAdvisor/Islandsue...

Texas has many phenomenal picnic spots due to the abundance of trees and bodies of water scattered throughout the state. Picnicking doesn’t seem quite as popular as it used to be, but I say we bring back the tradition and get our families out into the great outdoors for a delicious lunch and some quality bonding time. What do you say? If you enjoy a relaxing picnic with family and friends, you will love these 12 picnic spots we’ve picked out for you....

We know how to throw a good party in Montana, especially a festival. Some of our larger events like Sweet Pea and the Testy Fest get national attention. But every year, our small towns host dozens of celebrations that even some Montanans don’t know about. Put these festivities on your calendar for this year or next. Whoop-Up Trail Days, Conrad Conrad Lions Club- Whoop Up Trail Days For over 75 years, Conrad has hosted their annual Whoop-Up Trail Days in June....

From biscuits and gravy to crispy waffles, fluffy pancakes, and perfect grits…it’s safe to say North Carolinians love breakfast. And the best way to start your day is with a solid, delicious breakfast that leaves you completely satisfied. Well, it’s clear the love for breakfast is a simple equation that equals out of this world breakfast joints found around the state. Ready to ‘brunch’ it up this weekend? In no particular order…...

There is no denying that Alaska’s Emerald Island of Kodiak is a place that everyone in the world should visit at least once, if given the opportunity. But what you probably don’t know is that on this isolated island is a hidden park that will make you feel like you’ve discovered the best kept secret in the Last Frontier. In addition to being filled with immense military history, Fort Abercrombie State Historical Park is a truly majestic place that offers some of the most jaw-dropping views of nature that your eyes will ever witness....

School districts tend to say a lot about a community so if you’re looking into moving, then it would be a wise move to know which cities have top rated school districts. Don’t mess around with notoriously bad schools and teachers, make sure you and your kids get the best experience possible and look into one of these top ten schools in Alaska! According to School Digger, these are the top ten school districts:...

New York is home to some pretty fascinating abandoned locations, many of which tend to a have dark and unpleasant history. Off limits to the public, this one island on the East River is now only home to collapsing ruins that have walls we wish could talk. Best not to be read before bed, let’s find out what the dense forest on North Brother Island is hiding: In 1885, North Brother Island first became inhabited when New York City’s Riverside Hospital was relocated here....

New Jersey offers some spectacular fall foliage and it’s time to start planning your autumn adventures now. Why not take a leaf peeping road trip? Peak foliage varies depending on where in the Garden State you are, so we’ve tried to design a regional escape. The season starts late September, but this trip is best taken in mid to late October. If you live in the southern half of the state, November is the time to see leaves changing in Bass River, Brendan Byrne and Wharton....

If you enjoy trains (and who doesn’t?), you’re going to love this train-themed trip. New Jersey has a rich locomotive history (steam trains were first built and tested in Hoboken) and one of the largest rail systems in the United States, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that we offer a wide range of activities and attractions geared towards locomotive lovers. You can see several along this unique day trip....

Virginia has many, many historic restaurants. Therefore, to be the single oldest restaurant in the entire state is quite a feat. The title goes to Middleburg’s Red Fox Inn, established in 1728. The restaurant is located on beautiful grounds in the heart of Hunt Country, right between Bull Run and the Blue Ridge Mountains. A visit to the Red Fox Inn is a truly memorable experience, and one of the most unique ways to learn about the state’s history....

If you’re missing the summer or longing for a tropical vacation but don’t have the time to fly south this season, don’t despair. New Jersey has an incredible indoor water resort with more amenities than you can imagine. Sahara Sam’s Oasis is an 80,000+ square foot indoor waterpark. Image/Sahara Sam’s Open year-round, it’s always 84 degrees inside. There’s a retractable roof which opens up on warmer days. There’s a children’s play area called Tim-Buk-Tu, pictured....

It’s summer and you want to take off on a trip. But let’s be real. Gas can get pretty pricey. Fortunately, there are plenty of places you can head on just ONE tank of gas. That’s like $25 guys. Split a few ways, that’s the price of an overpriced burrito. Most cars can go roughly 300 miles on a tank of gas. This trip takes you just a touch under that....

Iowa is a picker’s paradise. And what else would you expect from the home of The American Pickers? Our state is just ripe with antiques, waiting for you to pluck them off a dusty shelf! So, next time you’re looking to hit that antique jackpot, check out one of these 10 stores in Iowa! Antique Archaeology, Le Claire H. Michael Miley/Flickr Home store of The American Pickers, Antique Archaeology in Le Claire is an awesome place to check out....

Whether you’re referred to as a photographer, a shutterbug, or a picture-taking master, these Arkansas towns are absolutely perfect for you if you enjoy capturing memories on camera! The architecture and history of these locations are very attractive for any local or tourist to see, but a picture says a thousand words about these quaint towns! Siloam Springs Flickr/Rex Brown Situated in the far northwest corner of the state, Siloam Springs is well known among local photographers as well as visitors for the historic quality and natural beauty of its downtown area....