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The people of Rhode Island are already well aware of how many amazing restaurants can be found across the state. Aside from just serving wonderful food, the smallest state also has at least five places with amazing rooftop dining. These restaurants and bars are perfect to experience wonderful food and beverages while taking in some awesome views. Rooftop at ProvidenceG, Providence ProvidenceG Our rooftop adventure planning begins in Providence with the Rooftop of ProvidenceG....

The past week has been one of the most intense and difficult in all of Louisiana’s history. Once again, we have been struck by a terrible natural disaster, and thousands of our fellow Louisianians have lost everything in a matter of hours. There is one bright spot in all of this though: The amazing courage and sense of community that is the calling card of people who live in Louisiana. We have witnessed some truly heroic acts over the past few days, so here are some of the most incredible....

Finding the perfect spot to dine in Pittsburgh is never really difficult. The hardest part is whittling down your list to only one restaurant. Make your choice even more challenging next time by considering these incredible restaurants within an hour drive of Pittsburgh that promise delicious food and beautiful settings. Clifford’s Restaurant – 514 Upper Harmony Road, Evans City, PA 16033 Yelp/Michelle M. Yelp/Steven M. Reserve a table at the enchanted Clifford’s Restaurant, approximately 35 minutes from Pittsburgh....

Two of Nevada’s biggest rivers are the Truckee and the Colorado. The Truckee runs for 121 miles in both Nevada and California and is the only outlet for Lake Tahoe. The Colorado River’s headwaters are in Colorado and the river flows through Colorado, Nevada, Utah, Arizona and California. The river is 1,450 miles long and is considered one of the major rivers of the west. Nevadans can enjoy a meal and a stunning view at restaurants conveniently situated by the Truckee and Colorado Rivers....

It’s no secret that New Orleans is one of the most spooky and haunted places in Louisiana. But have you visited all of the most haunted places in New Orleans? The majority of them can be found in the French Quarter, where the ghoulish ambience pervades each and every foggy night. Here are the most spooky spots throughout New Orleans! Dueling Oak, City Park, New Orleans flickr.com/photos/infrogmation Previously two live oak in what was once a secluded place in the city, the dueling oaks was the place where men went to settle their differences by duel....

New Hampshire was one of the original colonies, with the first settlers arriving as early as 1623. With such a long history, it’s no wonder that New Hampshire is full of great historical landmarks. Whether we’re talking about historical markers or museums, there are tons of great options for learning about New Hampshire’s rich history. Here are 9 historical landmarks in New Hampshire that you must visit! Strawbery Banke Museum, Portsmouth Lee Wright/flickr Stawbery Banke, named for the first settlement in Portsmouth, is a museum composed of original buildings from throughout Portsmouth’s history....

Getting ready to pop the question? Before you do, check out these epic proposal spots in Missouri that deliver big in the romance department. Number 9 is sure to take their breath away! The Grand Basin in Forest Park Matt Ridings/Flickr.com The Grand Basin in Forest Park offers unforgettable views of Art Hill and the Saint Louis Art Museum. Hotel Phillips Dcj3616/commons.wikimedia.org This Kansas City Art Deco landmark is sure to make sparks fly!...

Abandoned towns can be quite creepy— with silence, the remnants of a life gone awry and an empty feeling. Georgia is certainly home to quite a few towns that have once been booming, and since have lost their luster…and their inhabitants. If you’re looking to get a good fright, then you’ve come to the right place. Here are a few of the deserted towns that litter our fair state of Georgia....

When it comes to road trips, you may be thinking of your favorite junk food and powdery gas station coffee. But not in Foodie- I mean, Music City. Nashville has become a mecca for the tastebud led, and you’re about to fall in love with your favorite city all over again. Through your stomach. You’ll want to take this epic restaurant road trip through Nashville. Here’s your map to highly caloric goodness, right here....

Kansas is positively magical this time of year (and year round, if we are being completely honest.) It seems as though towns both big and small pull out all the stops with beautiful displays, parades, and other special events, which makes the holiday season even more special. When it comes to these 10 towns, however, Christmas is taken to a whole new level, which is why we find them to be the most enchanting of them all:...

Happiness is one of the factors that depends on the quality and quantity of a person’s life. It’s a scientific fact that people who laugh, smile, and who are generally pleased with with their lives tend to live longer than those who are none of these things. It’s of no surprise that they did a study on which states were the happiest overall and ranked which towns/cities in those states were the happiest....

Oklahoma has come along since the early 1900s. Take a trip back in time to see what some of Oklahoma’s iconic landmarks and cities looked like in the early to mid-1900s: The State Capitol Building, Oklahoma City okhistory/Facebook Ten young women on a car in front of the Oklahoma Capitol Building. Photo by Waterhouse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.” 1930. The Will Rogers Archway, Vinita TulsaHistory/Facebook The Will Rogers Archway in Vinita over I-44 re-opened recently after renovations....

The 1970s were a wild time in Georgia. OK, maybe it wasn’t as wild as you may think, but vintage photos that we find today allow us to transport back in time and get a feel for what was going on during that decade. We can admire the fact that things have changed and evolved for our beloved state, all while remaining in awe of how things once were. Take a look at some of the most mesmerizing photos we found from Georgia in the 1970s:...

Most of Northern California doesn’t see too much snow, but the parts that do are constantly at risk of unstable snow that causes avalanches. Many readers might remember the tragic 1982 avalanche at Alpine Meadows that took 7 lives and injured 5 others, including a woman who was trapped below the snow’s surface for 5 days but still managed to survive. On March 31, 1982, Alpine Meadows Ski Resort was closed due to the heavy storms that had been hitting this area, which is located about 5 miles from the northwest shore of Lake Tahoe....

Horseback riding is the perfect American pastime, especially here in Idaho, where our diverse terrain makes an ideal place to embrace your love for the equestrian and western lifestyle. From stays at luxuriously authentic dude and guest ranches to one-of-a-kind backcountry trail riding experiences, there’s something truly magical about enjoying a simple ride through Idaho’s glorious landscape on horseback. While many of Idaho’s top lodges and ranches only offer trail riding as a warm weather activity, there is one unique partnership that will allow you to experience the delightful snowy countryside from atop a graceful equine once a year as you move the horses to their winter pasture....

It seems like every time you turn on the TV there is a new baking show featuring more and more creative desserts. We are definitely no longer limited to apple pie and chocolate chip cookies (not that there’s anything wrong with those!). This trend towards exciting baked goods has definitely come to New Hampshire. Whether you’re craving a classic pastry or a funky themed cupcake, these bakeries are sure to deliver....

In the state of Indiana, you are not going to find too many caves. Sure, we do have a lot of hidden ones off the beaten path (but, not everyone likes to talk about those because they want them to stay hidden and beautiful!) We do, however, have a few different show caves where you can partake in public tours. There are also several caves open to cave exploring too. Here are eight caves in Indiana you should really check out....

I think we can all agree that some of the best places in Indiana are hidden gems that only locals know about. The same goes for Indiana restaurants. We’ve written about hidden restaurants before, but here are 8 more scrumptious restaurants in the Hoosier state you never knew existed (and will want to visit immediately!). Jefferson Street BBQ - Converse Kent M./Yelp Brooke K./Yelp This incredible farm-to-table BBQ joint can be found in the tiny town of Converse....

The old towns in New Hampshire have long and storied histories. Native Americans have been living in this area for over 12,000 years, and the first settlement by Europeans happened nearly 400 years ago! When white settlers first landed in New Hampshire they did so on the coast, along Portsmouth’s natural harbor. The seacoast has some of the oldest towns in the state for this reason. Over time, settlers from Massachusetts opened up the Merrimack Valley, which became an important economic area as New Hampshire’s main business shifted from fishing and trade to textiles....

Rhode Island is so small that those of us that grew up here have left few things uncovered. Many of us have memorized the twisty rural roads in south county, the beautiful hiking trails in Blackstone Valley and northern communities, and we even know most city streets across Providence and its surrounding urban areas. Still, there are a few places many of us have either heard about and intentionally avoided out of fear, or have dared to explore....