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What could be better than hiking through Georgia nature and finding a mysteriously magnificent archaeological treasure? Answer: Not Much. Which is why this particular trail is unlike any other in the state. Sure, we’ve talked about the unique history behind the great state of Georgia before: 10 Things You Didn’t Know About The History Of Georgia, but this particular slice of archaeological wonderment is something that predates most of what we all know....

Indiana is a farm state at heart, which means we’re spoiled by so many incredible farms, farm-to-table restaurants, and fresh farmers and produce markets. While there are plenty of amazing farm towns to explore in the state, there’s one formerly small farm town that is now a major Midwest food destination – and you’ll want to check it out. Huwmanbeing/Wikimedia Zionsville was a small town in central Indiana in 2010, with roughly 14,000 residents....

We hear that Kansas is flatter than a pancake, and it is. I’ve seen the studies comparing the topography. Of course, that doesn’t imply that we’re the flattest state in America. That title goes to Florida, and we’re happily sitting at #7 on the list of flattest states. Of course, we still get the majority of flat jokes pointed at us, probably because those same people are also referring to this beautiful state as a “flyover state....

Autumn is quickly approaching in West Virginia, and that means plenty of fun and tasty food festivals. Take a look at this list of festival around the state that celebrate the seasonal harvest. Get ready to enjoy apples, pumpkins, and more at these events organized by date. Treasure Mountain Festival, Franklin Treasure Mountain Festival/Facebook Be a part of the 49th annual festival from September 14–17. The festival features food, crafts, contests, live music, a giant pumpkin contest, and more!...

Laws are an important way to keep society in check, but some are downright strange. While most laws are pretty universal, every place has a few particularly weird ones on the books. Did you know it’s illegal to steal used kitchen grease in North Carolina? Or that you’re not allowed to give fish alcohol in Ohio? It makes us wonder what brought these laws into existence, because you know that something extraordinarily odd had to happen to lead to their creation....

If you’ve been wanting to find a new hobby or learn a new craft, you’ve come to the right place! There are several great places in the Queen City to pick up supplies for your next project or add items to your growing collections. The next time someone tells you to get a hobby, think of it as a positive. Then head to these 8 hobby shops near Buffalo that will make you feel like a kid again....

Pay no mind to people who don’t consider fries an entree. You don’t need that kind of negativity in your life. Crispy, fresh cut, curly, seasoned, or loaded – you simply can’t go wrong. Here are 8 restaurants in Buffalo with fries so good they should be the main course (and, let’s be honest… we often order them as such). Allen St. Poutine Company (242 Allen Street) Marc A - TripAdvisor...

Food trucks are awesome. What could be better than delicious meals on wheels? The food truck trend has swept the nation, and St. Louis has some of the best-of-the-best! Here are nine tasty trucks that you definitely need to chase down! Go! Gyro! Go! Yelp / O G. Every country has its own iconic flavor profile, but Greek food is unique and central to the whole culture. When you find an eatery that serves amazing, traditional Greek food, it really is a treasure....

If you live in Southern California, chances are you might be somewhat of a foodie. This is no surprise, as we are surrounded by the freshest veggies, incredible restaurants, and celebrity chefs in every corner of SoCal. And, when it comes to food, there’s no question that SoCal sure knows how to do these nine things right. Fish Tacos flickr/jessica spengler When it comes to fish tacos, Southern California pretty much rules the world....

There’s no question that Arkansas is our favorite place in the country. There are some spots that just make you feel like there’s nowhere else on Earth you’d rather be. Let’s look at some of these places that make Arkansas better than anywhere else. Buffalo National River Flickr/NPCA Photos The first designated national river in the U.S. never fails to impress. This is one river where you could easily plan a year’s worth of activities around, from summer float trips to winter equestrian trails....

There truly is no place like home for those who live in the Mile High City. From the weather to the restaurants, there are a multitude of things that set Denver apart from the rest. Check out this list of 9 unique qualities that Denver possesses that make it a city like no other, and a city we are all proud to call home. We bask in 300 days of sunshine each year....

While there are plenty of reasons to love Wisconsin, we have unfortunately been home to some of the most gruesome killers the United States has ever known. In the 1950s, Ed Gein was found to have committed atrocities in Waushara County. Though he confessed to just two murders and multiple grave robbings, authorities suspect that he may have been involved with other disappearances in the area. His demented terrorizing of women in the area made Waushara County one of the most dangerous places to be....

Whitney Plantation isn’t your typical plantation, it’s the only plantation in the state dedicated to remembering slavery. It was recently named one of the top 25 places in the world to visit in 2018, and we couldn’t agree more. Let’s take a look at this unique plantation museum and why you should visit. On the banks of the Mississippi River, on historic River Road in St. John the Baptist Parish sits the Whitney Plantation....

Family, especially Grandmas, all have a special touch they add to meals that makes them better than others. It might be due to years of experience, or maybe it’s just a skill we all gain once we’re a certain age. Either way, when it comes to fresh pasta, you have to do it right or not at all. This Italian restaurant in the heart of Kansas City has been doing it right for years, and still makes some of the best pasta around....

There’s something truly strange waiting to be discovered in the middle of the desert near Death Valley. The Goldwell Open Air Museum is a sculpture park located outdoors. It’s often regarded as one of the most unique places to view art in the nation. This is truly one of Nevada’s most bizarre treasures and everybody should experience it at least once. You won’t believe the true weirdness of these sculptures until you see them in person....

Your own private island in Florida. Seems too good to be true, right? Well, maybe it isn’t Johnny-Depp-private-island, but it certainly fills the requirements of feeling like you’re a million miles away from it all. For those in Florida looking for a weekend getaway with a group of friends, a family reunion location that is secluded and stunning, or a place to go with your loved ones and disappear from the day-to-day routine, this is your spot....

The historic town of Idaho Springs is always worth a pit stop along your I-70 trek. Many of us think of this small town as a great place to pull off when traffic backs up and grab a slice of pizza or walk around the quaint downtown area. But, if you’re willing to stay a while and take a deeper look, you will soon discover a rich and influential history that has been preserved and is celebrated each day in Idaho Springs....

Bowling is the perfect event for any Friday night, and here in Milwaukee, we have the oldest sanctioned bowling alley in America. As this is Milwaukee, it’s also an awesome tavern! Grab a PBR, put on some bowling shoes, and experience the oldest bowling alley in the nation. Welcome to Holler House! Dori / Wikimedia Commons Ryan Dickey / Flickr This bowling alley and tavern opened in 1908 by a man they deemed “Iron Mike” Skowronski, and the establishment was originally named Skowronski’s....

If you’re tired of you and your family staying glued to devices even while out in the middle of Arkansas wilderness for a vacation, then this will definitely be a helpful guide. We’ve picked out our favorite Arkansas adventures that just so happen to be at router-less state parks. Put down the phone and let go of the FOMO (fear of missing out) as we plan your next wifi-free adventure....

March has officially arrived and many of us Oregonians are ready for spring. As the seasons change, we can’t help but get excited about warmer weather and the chance to see colorful meadows of blooming wildflowers. Here in Oregon, the season for wildflowers can be gloriously long. Flowers typically start blooming in March and are here until late July and early August, though higher altitude regions may have to wait a few weeks longer as the last of the snow melts away....