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Earlier this week, we brought you an incredible antique trail through northern Indiana, showcasing some of the best antique shops in the Hoosier state. Now we’re back to cover the southern part of the state with an incredible antique trail road trip you won’t want to miss. As always, feel free to follow along in Google Maps. Antique Emporium - New Harmony Antique Emporium New Harmony/Facebook It should be no surprise that our first destination would be in the eclectic town of New Harmony....

Located in the Southern Oregon Rogue Valley, Ashland is a laid-back town nestled between the breathtaking Siskiyou and Cascade mountains. Known for its old-school hippie attitude and vibrant arts scene, Ashland just might be the grooviest town in Oregon. From its stunning natural beauty to quirky shops and restaurants, there’s plenty of reasons to visit this one-of-a-kind town. Take a look: Located in Southern Oregon, Ashland is home to stunning natural beauty and a free-spirited community....

Indiana is an amazing place to be for the holidays. This is where thousands of letters to Santa are mailed and answered every Christmas season. From tree lightings to Christmas markets, there’s a ton to do in November and December. If you’re looking for another holiday festivity to add to your list, check out this incredible Christmas village that just grows more magical every year. Charlestown’s Christmas City/Facebook Every year, Charlestown hosts the largest Christmas display in all of southern Indiana....

The weather outside is frightful and although we enjoy all of Maryland’s seasons, a part of us is dreaming of summer. Check out this hidden gem in the Old Line State that’s beautiful year-round. You don’t have to wait until warmer weather arrives this visit this wondrous spot, but it may make your stay a bit more comfortable. Head to south to find Flags Pond Nature Park, which is located in Lusby, Maryland....

The Indian River Trailhead is 0.4 miles down Indian River Road and there’s a parking lot on the right. Map here. Indian River Trail starts a short drive from downtown Sitka. There is a community bus from downtown to the trailhead that runs every sixty minutes from May to September. USDA Forest Service Alaska | Flickr The Indian River Falls Trial follows the turquoise blue Indian River up a valley to a magnificent waterfall....

Walk through the front door at Giacomo’s Italian Market in Pennsylvania and you just might swear you’re in your grandma’s house. The aroma of authentic old world Italian dishes – from sausage to pasta – will fill your senses. Famous for its award-winning cheesesteak sandwiches, Giacomo’s Italian Market has also won praise for its sausage sandwich. Craving a sausage sandwich? Giacomo’s Italian Market, a favorite in Easton since 1975, offers several sausage sandwiches and dishes....

If you’re looking for an outdoor adventure that promises gorgeous scenery and a waterfall, we’ve got just the trail in mind. Tucked away near the Charlottesville reservoir awaits a memorable hike that meanders along the river and leads to a cascading waterfall. Big Branch Falls is less than 5 miles round trip and is relatively easy. Hikers and nature enthusiasts alike will want to add this dreamy waterfall hike to their adventure bucket list....

Did you know that Oregon is home to the world’s first sandboarding park? Located on the Oregon Coast, Sand Master Park is home to 40 acres of well-sculpted sand dunes. If you and your family are in the mood for a spontaneous weekend adventure, look no further than this awesome park. Sand Master Park is located in Florence and is the world’s first sandboarding park. Facebook/Sand Master Park This 40-acre park is home to beautiful dunes with both beginner and advanced slopes....

Few activities make for a perfect fall day better than a visit to a pumpkin patch. Though the iconic orange fruit isn’t native to Wyoming, it has adapted well to the soil here, providing a bountiful harvest suitable for carving jack o’ lanterns or making pumpkin butter, pumpkin bread, and pumpkin pie. Since pumpkins are ready to harvest starting around mid to late-September, now is the perfect time for finding a patch near you and heading out to take your pick of the pumpkin crop....

All the fun of camping at a campground but the comfort of a cute, cozy cabin — what more could you want? Throw in some beautiful lakeside views, and you’ve got an experience of a lifetime. One of North Dakota’s state parks offers exactly that and it’s more than you could have ever dreamed of. Take a trip here and experience a gorgeous part of the state and a fun cabin stay!...

It’s the creepiest time of the year and it is time to begin making plans as to what to see and do this October! If staged haunted houses and their elaborate costumes and overdone gore aren’t your cup of tea, or if you prefer something a bit more — let’s say, classic — you are going to want to visit this one creepy and historic Colorado town… if you dare....

There are certain outdoor adventures in New York that require a bit more bravery than others. Previously, we’ve talked about visiting places like the Mohonk Mountain House to face your fears while hiking through spots like the Lemon Squeeze. But if you’re looking for something that may or may not be easier for you to accomplish in the outdoors, then you might want to try seeing if your stomach can handle walking across this one bridge in Tompkins County....

The Kansas City area is full of rich history that goes back hundreds of years. Of course, one of the biggest events was the wagon travel along the Santa Fe, Oregon, and California Trails through the area, leaving behind a definite mark from their passage. Have you ever seen the wagon ruts that were left behind? What is now Minor Park used to be a stop for cross country travel, with wagons coming through all day to head west and southwest....

There are loads of traditional attractions all over Wyoming, from the Grand Tetons to our magnificent national parks and forests. However, we also have quite a collection of unique, unusual, and, well, downright weird things to see, too. From sand dunes that sing to half-skinned dinosaurs, here are 11 bizarre and fascinating things you’ll see Only In Wyoming. Killpecker Sand Dunes, Red Desert, north of Rock Springs Bureau of Land Management/Flickr It may be surprising enough to find a desert oasis in the mountainous state of Wyoming, but that’s not even the half of it....

With every tick of the clock, Christmas inches closer. That means it’s just about time to start getting the house all decked out for the holidays, if you haven’t already. Create unforgettable holiday memories – and find the perfect Christmas tree – at one of these 10 magical Christmas tree farms in Pennsylvania. Becks Christmas Tree Farm – 4675 Park Avenue, Slatington, PA 18080 Facebook/Becks Christmas Tree Farm Find the perfect tree at Becks Christmas Tree Farm....

Revisit places you may know in current day Boston and see how they appeared many decades earlier. Some places are easy to identify, while others have altered so much that they’re almost beyond recognition. These 10 photos span the years and provide glimpses of the ways in which Boston has both evolved and endured over time. This is what the intersection of Berkeley Street and Stuart Street looked like in 1940....

Midwesterners have a reputation as being very friendly and that definitely holds true in Missouri. You’re likely to get a wave if you drive past us on a neighborhood street and we will absolutely hold the door for you. Overall, we are pretty easygoing but there are a few things that really get under our skin. If you are looking to upset someone from Missouri try some of these… Ask us where Missouri is....

Sometimes we just crave a quiet evening of conversation and good food. Then, of course, there are times that we want dinner to just play a part of a larger, more interactive experience. Fortunately, these restaurants near Pittsburgh offer more than just a good meal. Check ’em out. S&D Polish Deli – 2204 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15222 S&D Polish Deli S&D Polish Deli Sit down to a scrumptious lunch at S&D Polish Deli....

America is filled with absolutely mind-numbing beauty. You don’t need to travel the world to get an eyeful of some truly spectacular sights. Check out these incredible spots across the country and prepare to feel your heart swell up with pride and wonder. Alabama: Cathedral Caverns, Woodville flickr/faungg’s photos These incredible caves are host to countless glittering stalagmites and stalactites. In fact, the cavern’s biggest stalagmites, “Goliath,” is one of the largest on earth....

There’s nothing better than the excitement of watching a parade from a sidewalk or eating food that’s deliciously bad for you from a local vendor — and North Carolina has plenty of opportunities for you to do just that. From a festival celebrating fuzzy worms to the Tour de Pickle — these small town shindigs are sure to pique your interest. Liver Mush Festival, Shelby Flickr Brittany Randolph Love it or hate it, Liver Mush is a celebrated dish in the Tar Heel State....