There is nothing like a fresh donut and coffee to start the morning. You many not know this, but Oklahoma has so many top-notch options for mouth watering donuts. From maple to bacon flavored, you can usually find it at these donut shops in Oklahoma. Best Donuts: Oklahoma City facebook/best-donuts Best Donuts is open 7 days a week from 5 a.m.-12:00 p.m. The blueberry old fashioned and jelly-filled donut holes are favorites that are amazing....
Summer officially began on June 21st, but it wasn’t that easy for Mainers. We waited for what felt like weeks before our favorite season finally arrived, but now that it’s here we’re ready to live it up. In addition to hitting the beach, the trails and lakes we’re looking forward to a few solid months of eating outside. If you’re looking to do the same, check out these places where you can enjoy a drink, a meal and the cool breezes of the best state in the USA....
Discovering a beautiful part of California does not always mean suffering for it. In fact, there are many splendid natural attractions that require only little if minimal effort. California is home to some of the most varied and dynamic natural landscapes and wonders in the world, so take the time to enjoy these places around the San Francisco area. Twin Peaks: 501 Twin Peaks Blvd, San Francisco, 94114 Michelle V/Yelp The place to go when you see all of San Francisco....
Not only can you find treasures within Georgia outdoors, you can also find them indoors within antique stores all over the state. You never know what’ll you’ll find in these treasure coves. Come and explore these 10 amazing antique stores in Georgia: Ian Henderson’s Antique Mall- 600 S Broad St, Monroe, GA 30655 Ian Henderson’s Antique Mall Welcome to the world’s largest antique store! With more than 100,000 sq. ft. of antiques, you’re bound to find something amazing....
For as tiny a state as Delaware is, we all know it’s divided. There’s part of the state that’s above the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal – and then there’s the best part of the state. Life in Slower Lower Delaware (or, LSD, as our bumper stickers say) is just better. It’s quieter, calmer, and at the same time, more exciting. Here’s why. We have the BEST festivals. Flickr / Victoria Pickering Between Punkin Chunkin (it’s BACK!...
Christmas is just about here and West Virginia is sure looking festive — especially these places. Here are the 11 best Christmas displays in the state. Appalachian Coal Town Christmas Ed Kennedy/Flickr Ed Kennedy/Flickr See what Christmas was like in an old West Virginia coal camp. Beckley’s exhibition coal mine has a great Christmas display. The Christmas Light Display and Drive Thru at the West Virginia State Farm Museum in Point Pleasant WV State Farm Museum/Facebook The lights display was open Dec....
We all know there’s a lot to love about Rhode Island. From the gorgeous coast to the amazing restaurants, and so many other wonderful attractions, there are so many reasons to appreciate living in the Ocean State. Since no place is ever perfect, we all know there a few things that Rhode Islanders have learned to deal with that become increasingly annoying over time. Here are 11 things that you’ve probably grown to hate after living in the smallest state long enough....
Sometimes we all just need to get away. Whether your idea of an oasis is a quiet garden or a spa afternoon, there is something for everyone on this relaxation list. Check out these ideas and get to planning your great escape to one of these hidden oases in or around Portland. Lan Su Chinese Garden Sandy Brown Jensen / Flickr In the heart of Old Town Chinatown behind a wall lies this amazing garden that is sure to relax you....
Sure, it’s fun to go to big, crowded attractions sometimes, but those places definitely have their drawbacks. Often, the very best places for a relaxing day or weekend trip are hiding right under your nose. Here are some of the state’s best kept secrets that we think deserve your attention: Chewacla State Park, Auburn www.tripadvisor.com/advocon This park near Auburn has scenic trails for hiking and mountain biking, plus a lake for swimming and kayaking....
There’s nothing like good meal at a mom and pop diner after traveling. These delectable diners, cafes, and pubs are ready to serve up some good old fashioned American fare as soon as you walk in the door. Have a cup of coffee with the regulars and the next thing you know, you’ll feel like family. White Mountain Fountain, McCloud Yelp/ Steve W. Historic Mercantile Bldg 245 Main St McCloud, CA 96057...
Everyone should head outdoors, especially as we move into that delightfully crisp fall weather that Illinois is famous for. So what should you see? We think every Illinoisian should hit up these 12 locations. Mississippi Palisades State Park CinCool/Flikr Native Americans once called this area home, and one can see why. This might be the greatest view of the Mississippi River (and this is a long river). Majestic bluffs covered in lush trees overlook this large body of water....
What would Virginia be without its charming small towns? These unique places contribute to our state’s history and charm and yet some of them can go undetected unless you happen to drive through them. With that being said, we’d like to highlight some towns in Virginia that are truly teeny tiny. Next time you’re passing through, you’ll definitely want to stop and say hello. Heathsville jayhuggins/flickr Wikipedia With a population of approximately 150, Heathsville is something of hidden gem in Virginia’s Northern Neck....
Pie is great year-round, but I always think of it as a winter dessert. These 13 places in Utah have fabulous pies – check them out! I compiled this list based on online review sites. It’s offered here alphabetically – not a ranking Arshel’s Cafe, Beaver Arshel’s Cafe/Facebook Arshel’s Cafe/Facebook Yelp reviewers rave about the pies here. 711 N. Main Street, Beaver Croshaw’s Gourmet Pies, St. George Crowshaw’s/Facebook Crowshaw’s/Facebook Huge gourmet pies at great prices....
Sometimes, Utah’s beauty is so surreal that it’s hard to believe. These 15 photos are all interesting and strange in their own way. Red Canyon Tunnel Diana Robinson/flickr The combination of a thousand stars, nature’s red rock and a man-made machine are stunning. Joseph Smith Memorial Building Joe Jiang/flickr This photographer perfectly captured the reflection of the Joseph Smith Memorial Building. Notice the shadow of the Salt Lake Temple, too....
What better way to explore Idaho’s outstanding back country then by horseback? Idahoans are familiar with the sight of horses – sometimes we even see them on the roads. These tours are the perfect family day activity or romantic evening with your partner. Tour guides lead you on an incredible horseback trip through valleys and mountains for an experience you’ll always remember. Check out these outfitters for an adventure of a lifetime....
Finding some solid options for authentic Mexican food in Tennessee can prove to be a bit of struggle. Our landlocked little state struggles to find guacamole authenticity only because we’re just so far from the motherland of street tacos and salsa dancing. That’s why we did all the hard work for you. We’ve pulled together a couple of state hot spots for your next street corn fix, no matter where you live....
Are you hoping to squeeze another camping trip in this summer? There’s still time – and if you’re lucky, you can still find a great spot at one of our state parks. These parks are especially well-known for having beautiful spots to sleep under the stars. Due to all the wildfires this summer, please check for any warnings and restrictions at your campground of choice before packing your gear. Whitefish Lake State Park Benny-boy70 / TripAdvisor...
Many of New York’s favorite cities find themselves falling right on the riverside, but what about our charming towns? We always love having spectacular views of any sort of body of water, but something about being by the river has an even more small town feel. From being out on the water to viewing it from the top of a mountain, or maybe just enjoying the view from a riverside restaurant, there’s a spot on this list for everyone to explore!...
If there’s one thing I know about Delawareans, it’s that we like to talk – a LOT. We’re an opinionated bunch, and we love to correct people on how to pronounce our town names and what certain things are actually called. Delaware Slang is something that’s woven into the very culture of our state. Now, one other great thing about Delaware is how diverse it is, so please keep in mind that I’m not trying to say you won’t hear Delawareans use some of these words, but as a whole, we’ve got our opinion on what’s correct, and what’s just goofy....
About 45 miles of south of the town of Eureka is an area we know as the Black Sands Beach. This oasis consists of 3.5 miles of black sands beach that hugs the coast in a dark beauty beyond our wildest dreams. What makes this gem even more spectacular is that it’s tucked in between The Lost Coast Trail with a backdrop of tall and mighty trees we know as our majestic Northern California Redwoods....
