If you're traveling through Alabama sometime this summer, we have the perfect places for you to visit! We've put together a list of little known but must see destinations in the state that everyone is sure to love. From historical destinations to picture perfect spots, your trip through this state will be sure not to disappoint. Nature Lovers For...
There is so much more to the state of Massachusetts than one learns in the average American History class. Sure, Massachusetts has Salem witch trials, they have the Boston Tea Party, and they are one of the original 13 colonies. Most people know these things about the state, but what about the Lizzie Borden House? There could even be some pirate...
When most people think of Maryland, they think of seafood and sea shores. What they might not know, is the state has the second oldest pet cemetery, a trail that can give visitors an experience of what the Underground Railroad might have been like, and was home to Edgar Allan Poe. It’s these little known pit stops and destinations that make each...
Though Maine is known for its delicious seafood cuisine, rocky coastline, picture perfect waterways, and freezing temperatures, there are some little known gems that most people probably don’t know about. Maine is the setting for most of Stephen King’s novels, but did you know he’s actually from the state? What about those old landline phones no...
The state of Kansas may be widely known for its flatness, the amount of wheat that comes from the state and agriculture in general, but what some may not know is that it is the birthplace of aviator Amelia Earhart, an Indian Cemetery and is the home of a barbed wire museum (which definitely makes sense if you keep reading). Below, we’ve made a...
Though most tourists visit Kentucky for horse races and bourbon, others opt for the rarely visited or unique stops. Keep reading for some ideas for the next time you're in the Bluegrass State. Mammoth Cave National Park Mammoth Cave, KY Mammoth Cave is the world’s longest cave, which is how it got its name. If the second and third longest were...
Indiana is a great state for searching for those hidden gems and unique places to visit while traveling. It has its own eclectic collection of attractions, including man-made white water rafting courses, a feline rescue center and even the oldest and last rotary jail still standing and operating. Read on for more! RV/MH Hall of Fame- Elkhart So...
The nation’s second largest state is home to gleaming skyscrapers, big skies, big cities, barbeque and badlands all worth a visit, but go off the beaten path to get a taste of Texas without the crowds. Visit some of the Lone Star State’s hidden travel gems for a taste of quirky history, beautiful vistas, modern art, and cowboy culture. Marfa...
The Volunteer State. Where people go to play country music and the weather just can’t make up its mind. We all know about the big attractions like Graceland in Memphis, Jack Daniel’s Distillery in Lynchburg and Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, but keep reading to find some different destinations and out of the ordinary events for your next trip down...
Louisiana: Home of the well-known Mardi Gras, Ellen DeGeneres, and probably the best Creole food in the United States. So what exactly is there to do in Louisiana? Keep scrolling to find some unique travel destinations in the boot shaped state. The Myrtles Plantation - St. Francisville, Louisiana Ever seen a ghost? The Myrtles Plantation has some...
