Forget scoops. Pass on blended. The tastiest new way to eat ice cream in Dallas – Fort Worth is rolled. And if that’s not unique enough, the delectable toppings not commonly found to top it all off (toasted marshmallow dripped in chocolate, anyone?) is enough to seal the deal. Here’s why you need to take a trip to Flavors of Ice Cream store in Richardson for a truly epic dessert experience:...
Pennsylvania’s a paradise for outdoor lovers. Even if you’re not into hiking and biking, you’ll find a plethora of things to do all over the state. French Creek State Park in Pennsylvania, a secluded natural oasis, promises plenty to do all year around. Hiking? Check. Picnicking? Check. Bird watching? Check. And, of course, that’s just the beginning. Take a look. Stretching more than 7,000 acres, French Creek State Park boasts the “largest block of contiguous forest” between New York City and Washington DC....
New Orleans is peppered with dozens of amazing antique stores worth exploring, but none of them compare to Keil’s Antiques. This family owned and operated antique store has been furnishing New Orleans homes for over a century, and its time you pay them a visit. Keil’s Antiques has been the go-to spot for exceptional quality antiques for over a century. Kiel’s Antiques/Facebook Hermina Keil opened the antique shop in 1899 and it has remained a family business ever since....
The city of Cincinnati is the source of countless ghost stories and haunted tales that range from spirits wandering historic buildings to figures appearing when you flash your lights on a deserted street. There is one place, however, that happens to be filled with dozens of spooky winding streets that just get scarier when the sun goes down. The beautiful Spring Grove Cemetery may be a popular spot for long walks and photography, but it is also one of the most haunted properties in the city, and if you ever choose to visit after dark, you may be sorry....
With 11 months to go in 2018, we’ve compiled a bucket list of 11 restaurant suggestions for your dining enjoyment this year. From a rustic steakhouse to a country store that serves THE BEST hot dogs around, this list is sure to make your mouth water. Enjoy! Bacon Bros. Public House - Greenville Facebook/Bacon Bros. Public House Facebook/Bacon Bros. Public House This one-of-a-kind eatery takes the art of bacon to a whole new level....
When you visit Ohio, you don’t leave the same. From the newfound appreciation you’ll develop to the Ohio Amish Country treats you won’t be able to resist, you will leave the Buckeye State with more than what you came with. There’s just no avoiding it. We’re a lovable state—and it’s not hard to see why. Here are 12 souvenirs visitors always end up taking home from Ohio: Ohio State apparel of some kind Tony Alter/Flickr The only way you wouldn’t leave with some sort of Ohio State apparel is if you were from the state that shall not be named....
Winter is here, but that doesn’t mean that you have to stay inside all season. Lace up your hiking boots and head to this easy trail for a beautiful winter hike that will make you feel at one with nature. The Wonderland Trail is located in Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island between Bass Harbor and Southwest Harbor. Caitlin Haley/Alltrails The trail is 1.6 miles out and back, and considered easy for most hikers....
Sometimes some truly great things come in small packages. That’s definitely the case when it comes to this quaint yet epic treehouse located deep in a Northern California forest. If you’re looking for a remote getaway, search no longer. This amazing cabin in the trees is something you need to experience right away. Take a look at this one-of-a-kind experience, and be ready to pack your bags! Located in an extremely remote area of Northern California’s Six Rivers National Forest near Gasquet, this enchanting treehouse gives a whole new meaning to the word “camping”....
If you love a good bed and breakfast, then look no further than the following spot. This place has a vast history, including an allegedly haunted past. Read on to learn more about this fascinating b & b in the Old Line State. Elk Forge Bed and Breakfast Inn is hidden along Elk Mills Road in Elkton. Turn onto the driveway to arrive. Google Maps This beautiful spot offers several unique suites, daily breakfast, antique-filled sitting areas, and gorgeous grounds....
With natural attractions like Dover Stone Church, Natural Stone Bridge and Caves and Secret Caverns, New York has proven to be equipped with both amazing aboveground and underground caves that are worth exploring. But now that the month of October is upon us, you might be more interested in checking locations that are a bit spookier. Taking you underground to where you’ll be keeping your head on a swivel to make sure you don’t run into any Pennywise-like characters, this one spine-tingling cave in New York is only for the truly brave....
The Thunderbird Lodge (also known as the George Whittell Estate) in Incline Village is a stunning masterpiece by Frederic J. DeLongchamps who was, perhaps, the most renowned architect of his time. DeLongchamps also served as Nevada’s State Architect. Several areas of the property are rumored to be haunted. Would you dare tour this impressive yet eerie haunted Nevada lodge? Take a look. The Thunderbird Lodge is a wonderful example of architectural expertise as evidenced by its stone masonry, iron work, and wood work....
When you look at the sheer face of a cliff, you might notice the breathtaking height and see the rock it’s made of. However, there’s a one-of-a-kind dance troupe in Wyoming that would judge the same vertical wall of stone to be the perfect stage. Suspended on ropes and accompanied by live musicians, this Vertical Dance, as it’s called, is a daring and graceful exhibition you’ll never forget. For nearly a century, drama and dance students from the University of Wyoming have been performing in the idyllic wilderness setting of Vedauwoo Recreation Area in the southeastern part of the state....
You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen. Chances are you can still sing that whole song without skipping a beat. The magic of Christmas brings out the inner child in us, no matter how old we are. Relive the joy and innocent magic of the holiday season when you visit with Santa’s reindeer at this enchanting farm in Pennsylvania. Santa’s reindeer roam the lush green land of Z Arch Barn Farm all year long....
Even if you’ve never lived anywhere but Washington, you may have considered moving away for one reason or another. But eventually, those who do leave realize there’s no place like home… and those who do stay are usually glad they did. Here are some surefire signs you don’t belong anywhere but the Evergreen State. Although an endless summer sounds nice, you’d much rather experience all four seasons to the fullest. WisDoc / Flickr Give us the spring tulips, the summer lavender and the winter snow, please....
Certain occasions in life (birthdays, dates, random Tuesdays) call for an out-of-the-ordinary dining experience that offers so much more than a meal. When you need something fun and perhaps a little odd, head to one of these 11 spots. The Zodiac Supper Club, 1116 MLK Jr. Way, Tacoma Zodiac Supper Club Facebook The Zodiac Supper Club Facebook Hey baby, what’s your sign? This amazingly eclectic dive bar serves scrumptious food (everything from fancy steaks to Tacos Tuesday specials) and tropical drinks to die for....
Almost every American has “visiting the Grand Canyon” on their bucket list. However, making the trip to Arizona may not always be feasible. Did you know that Missouri has canyons, too? Although the canyons in the Show Me State may not be quite as grand, they are still beautiful spots with amazing hiking trails! Check out these 3 little known canyons that will show you a side of Missouri that you’ve never seen before....
Oh, how nice it would be to take a vacation to the Irish, Scottish, or French countryside and see the impressive castles that dot the landscape! Although, really, you don’t have to travel that far to see some impressive architecture. There castles near Philadelphia are all close enough together that you could visit them in one day. Good thing the Main Liners of the past loved to build extravagant mansions!...
Indiana has known its fair share of natural disasters, from major flooding to unbelievable snowstorms to horrific tornadoes. However, a horrific plane crash also occurred right here – and it’s one of the worst plane crashes in U.S. history. wikimedia On September 9th in 1969, Allegheny Airlines Flight 853 crashed in mid-air with a private aircraft, a Piper PA-28. The planes collided near Fairland, Indiana. indychauffuer/Youtube The Allegheny aircraft was carrying 78 passengers and 4 crew members and the private aircraft had one occupant, a student pilot attempting to fly across country....
Montana’s mining history helped shape the state it is today. The Philipsburg mining district was especially bustling back in the day (and still is). The Scratch Awl Silver Mine was one of the first mines discovered in the area, and thanks to this drone footage, you can get an up-close-and-personal look at the abandoned remains. The Scratch Awl was in production by 1875, but by 1907 the workings were inaccessible....
Snuggled in Luzerne County, Harveys Lake was the spot to go in the early part of the 20th century. Beachgoers flocked to the sandy resort to sunbathe, to boat, and to enjoy those long summer days. But, the joyous atmosphere at Harveys Lake had its fair share of interruptions. Here’s the story of an unnecessary tragedy that occurred at this Pennsylvania lake back in July 1934. Twenty six year old Freda McKechnie seemed to have it all back in July 1934....
