North Carolina is full of beautiful, waterfront places. Some right on the coast and others high up in the mountains. But with the weather warming up and adventure calling – it’s time to plan a trip to these beautiful ‘river towns.’ Washington Flickr / Chuck Allen This cool coastal town is located on the Pamlico River. The main streets are charming and this cool little town is perfect for a weekend getaway or even calling it your forever home....
In a state that boasts a hundred miles of wilderness as a recreational activity, it may seem like a challenge to find anything outdoorsy that doesn’t require ten pounds of gear. Maine certainly offers tons of adventurous choices, those of us with smaller outdoor ambitions should not fret! There is plenty to do outside without even breaking a sweat. Here are a few ideas for outdoorsy things that almost anyone can do in a day....
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and with it comes the most wonderful shopping events of the year! If you are looking for unique gifts, festive decor, and other one-of-a-kind items that you won’t find at a generic big-box store, check out these 10 holiday markets in Colorado where you’re sure to find incredible stuff: Christkindl Market (Denver) Denver Christkindl Market Facebook Located at Skyline Park at 16th and Arapahoe St....
If you’re traveling around Arizona this summer, there’s no doubt you will be looking for a hotel or two to spend the night in. For most people, the hotel is merely a spot to sleep before moving on to the day’s fun activities. But for those who like to lounge at a hotel for before heading out to explore or just want a fantastic view to wake up to, you’ll want to check out this list....
Mississippi is well-known for its amazing seafood and also its Southern cuisine, but you can certainly find plenty of delicious ethnic food here, too. This list includes just a few amazing restaurants offering food from all over the globe – explore your hometown to find your favorites! Chinese: Mr. Chen’s Authentic Chinese Cooking & Oriental Market, Jackson Giovanna F./yelp Annie B./Yelp This restaurant is located inside a Chinese grocery, so you know it’s good....
Now that summer is nearly in full swing, you’re probably wondering where you’re going to take your summer camping trip this year. Last summer, we highlighted some of our favorite camping spots in Ohio, and we wanted to expand that list. (View the original article here.) The following are 11 more extraordinary spots for camping in Ohio: Lake Hope State Park (McArthur) Robert Batina/Flickr Within the 26,824-acre Zaleski State Forest, you’ll find the quiet, peaceful Lake Hope State Park....
When it comes to great Kansas attractions, there might not be many that come to mind. However, these 11 places will leave you waiting for your next vacation! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Good news, it’s all of the above! Here in Kansas, we dream to explore everything around us. Let’s take a look. The California-Oregon Trail Jim Emerson, DVM/Flickr If you find yourself in the northeast, you might want to stop by Westmoreland, Kansas to see this important place of United States history....
We’re blessed with miles and miles of lake and riverfront here in our beautiful state. Those long winters make us antsy for warm weather and help us to enjoy every second of our few short months of summer. So there’s nothing worse than gearing up for a gorgeous day out only to have it ruined by a totally overcrowded beach where folks step on your towel, interrupt your nap and generally are disruptive....
We’re from Maine and we’ve all seen a moose, that’s true. But, we don’t all spend our weekends hunting them while wearing plaid shirts and Bean boots. Some stereotypes make us laugh and, sometimes, make us proud! Heck yeah I’m not afraid to drive to the grocery store in my ATV! But, there are some that are simply incorrect. Here are a few stereotypes about our state and the people who live here that need to be put to rest once and for all!...
It is often said that the best things in life are free, and here at Only In Vermont couldn’t agree more. With costs on the rise for just about everything, it’s great to venture out and do something for free every once in a while. Here are some of our favorite things to do in Vermont and the best part is that they can be done without opening your wallet! Let’s check out some great – and free – things to do in our beautiful state....
Nevada is a GREAT place to live! The Silver State not only has some of the most interesting places, but it also has some of the most beautiful scenery EVER! Here are 14 things everyone in Nevada absolutely loves about their state: Great Entertainment wikipedia In Nevada, entertainment quality is the greatest, especially on the Las Vegas strip. On the strip, you’ll get the chance to watch amazing concerts, comedy acts, magic shows, etc....
Do you know anyone who’s considering a move to the Great Lakes State? Well, all Michiganders know that moving here is simply a bad idea. We’ve got too many people as it is — and there’s no way you’ll find welcoming neighbors or stunning scenery in Michigan. Be sure to share this list before someone makes a big mistake by moving to our terribly boring state. Everyone knows that Michigan is just an ugly flyover state....
Kansas is so much more than farms and cowboys, I promise. Even if it’s common, not everyone here wears the same getup, speaks the same, or lives near a farm. You might need to wait longer than a day to see that, but it’s true. However, there’s some stereotypes about Kansans that give us a hard time with outsiders, so I’m here to put those to rest. David DeHetre/Flickr Firstly, Kansas isn’t all flat, no matter what the highway tells you....
There are beautiful sights to see wherever you are in Vermont and the best part is that around every turn is a new place to admire. We can talk about the beauty of Vermont until we’re blue in the face, but unless you see the breathtaking sights for yourself it’s hard to believe this state is for real. Let’s take a virtual journey through Vermont and see why Vermont is actually the most beautiful place in the world....
While beauty isn’t always the first thing people associate with New Orleans, it should be. New Orleans is one of the most beautiful places in America, no question. Around here, we have some of the most jaw-dropping views and hidden spots that are simply amazing. Here are the most beautiful and incredible places in New Orleans, hands down. Bayou Bridges, City Park facebook.com/NewOrleansCityPark Enter the park off of City Park Ave, near the gates at Anseman Ave....
Who knew there was rooftop dining in South Dakota?! These places are totally real and they exist in our amazing state. With the warmer weather already upon us, now is the perfect time to add these incredible restaurants to your “summer must-visit” list. There aren’t a ton of places that offer rooftop dining in South Dakota, so its good to get out there and support the few that do! Vertex Sky Bar at Hotel Alex Johnson in Rapid City....
You’ve been wanting to get away to that island vacation, but you never seem to be able to get it together. The cost for a trip to some tropical resort alone is enough to keep landlocked and wistfully wishing. Thing is, even though Michigan is hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean doesn’t mean you can’t get that island getaway sooner than you thought. Come summer, there will be plenty of opportunities to discover (or rediscover) some of the best islands around – right here in your own backyard....
When visitors come to Southern California they often have one thing on their mind when they get here: Disneyland. But SoCal is so much more than an amusement park. Here are some other memorable spaces and places you’ll want to take your friends and family when they come to visit you in Southern California. Huntington Gardens in San Marino flickr/vgm8383 One of the most beautiful spots in Southern California is Huntington Gardens....
Living in Maine, we’re fortunate to always be just steps away from natural beauty. But there’s something extra special about our state in autumn. When we think about fall, our minds go to the mountains — to quiet country roads and trees ablaze in their most brilliant colors; to silver peaks in seas of gold and red and amber; to quaint towns that are as inviting as a hot mug of cider....
Bluefield, West Virginia is a city that’s had some rough days, but it’s been experiencing many exciting changes. Take a look at some of the things that you’ll find in this charming town. Bluefield, West Virginia was founded in the 18th century, beginning with two pioneer families who settled in the area. Flickr/born1945 The First Lady of Bluefield, Elizabeth “Lizzie” Miller Davidson, is credited with having said “Oh what lovely blue fields,” as she observed the blue Mountain Chicory blooming in the area where the city would later be....
