The most famed avenue for taking in this iconic view is Skyline Drive, which runs 105 miles through the entire length of Shenandoah National Park, but there's plenty more to explore in these mountains and pastoral hills. From remote nature trails to the history of a founding father, a trip to the countryside of northern Virginia is well worth a weekend, or more!
Arizona is often associated with the Grand Canyon, desert and the Saguaro cactus – but there’s so much more to the state than most people know! Drawing in millions of visitors every year (with a record-breaking 45 million in 2018), Arizona is home to some of the most beautiful and breath-taking places in the world.
New York City is definitely a city full of glitz, glamour and made for people with limitless bank accounts, but it can also be a great place for those on a budget. In a city of about 8.5 million residents and another 65 million people who visit every year, there truly are so many things for people to do at every budget level. After living in New York City for nearly 15 years, I've found some amazing things you can do for free or on a budget that will let you see many different areas of the city.
From giant redwoods, to the stunning coastal beaches, magnificent limestone towers, whale watching, and more, a road trip through California will give you the adventure of a lifetime! The Sunshine State is great for many things, and it's epic coastal drives are no exception. Bursting with unbelievable views, and unforgettable adventures, the only problem with road tripping in California is knowing where to start.
It’s a new year, and that means it’s time to start making some new travel plans. There are so many amazing travel destinations in the United States, from vibrant growing cities to nature-based getaways. Here are 10 of the best places to travel in the US in 2020.
In 2009, the United States government introduced the Electronic Travel Authorization or the ESTA. It is required for all citizens of visa-exempt countries who wish to enter the country by sea or air.
As far as mountain escapes go, the Blue Ridge Mountains are hard to beat. Foothills rolling green and blanketed in vineyards, scenic overlooks boasting views of majestic ridges and morning mist, and country roads golden with speckled sunlight - that's a painting of Shenandoah, Virginia. This weekend itinerary will help you decide where to go and what to see, and is based on a recent trip of mine through the region.
With a number of museums, historical places, and malls, Washington D.C. easily ranks at the top of the best United States destinations, especially for those that are budget- friendly. Aside from the Smithsonian museums, anyone can see the White House, watch a Shakespeare play, and even take some nature tripping – all absolutely free. Here are six of the top tourist destinations in Washington D. C. for those on a tight budget.
It's official, San Diego is one of the most expensive cities to live in America. Take it from a local, you don't need to spend a fortune to visit America's Finest City. Our seven free things to do in San Diego could fill a weekend visit, or supplement a longer trip.
Florida: the land of Disney World and beaches, right? The Sunshine State; however, has plenty more to offer, and it goes beyond oranges, palm trees, golf courses, and swamplands. Here is the ultimate southern Florida itinerary which covers everything from the Keys to the beaches to Orlando.