The New Year has officially arrived, and many of us have set out with a goal of trying new things in the area. One of the tastiest ways to kick off the year is with a visit to a local pizza parlor, which Cleveland is overflowing with. However, if you are looking for the absolute tastiest pizza in town, you can’t just guess until you discover it. That could take an entire lifetime!...
You don’t need to go to a museum to find pieces of Arizona history. If you’re enjoying the lovely weather this time of year, then try going on a hike through Arizona’s vast landscape where you can encounter bits of history: ruins, petroglyphs, and long-abandoned cabins. Let’s check out a few! Hieroglyphics Trail #101 Johnida Dockens/Flickr Located in the Superstition Mountains, this relatively easy hike will lead you into beautiful desert scenery and right up to some incredibly old petroglyphs....
Everybody loves a good, old fashioned root beer float. No matter what time of year it is, this tasty treat brings back childhood memories and is the perfect frozen treat. The retro looking drive-in featured in this article is known for having the best root beer float in all of Idaho. It’s been serving delicious floats and burgers for decades and is a treasured part of this small Idaho community....
Many locals and even visitors may appreciate and enjoy Grace Cathedral in Nob Hill or perhaps Saints Peter and Paul Church in Little Italy. However, there is one striking church that often gets overlooked unless you live nearby. Learn more below about this spectacular church tucked away in the Outer Richmond. The Holy Virgin Cathedral, known as well as Joy of All Who Sorrow, is a Russian Orthodox cathedral in San Francisco....
We all know that there is no place in the world quite like Cleveland, but the city does have a number of sister cities around the globe. Sister cities share a community connection, forming a relationship and exchanging culture with each other. These communities are a lot like Cleveland in their reverence of their own history, their exploration of the arts, and their unforgettable eateries. For an incredible experience abroad, consider exploring some of the places in Cleveland’s international family:...
In the 60’s a subculture was formed out of a group of people that rejected conventional values and rebelled against the norm. They were called “hippies” and as much as they stood against many things, they promoted peace and love. The hippie lifestyle is embedded in the Colorado culture. So much so, that Colorado is ranked as the 5th most hippie state in the nation. What towns around Denver come to mind when in search of a place with a strong hippie vibe?...
Winter is officially here and I’m looking forward to a bit of snow. How about you? If you’re hesitant about the white stuff, just be thankful that you don’t live in Oakland, Maryland. This little town is one of the snowiest spots in the entire state! Read on to see why… Oakland, Maryland is about as far west as you can go in the state. Google Maps Because of its location and higher elevation, it often receives the most snowfall out of any other place in Maryland each year....
Simply driving through Vermont and admiring its beauty is worth its weight in gold, so why not add in a few interesting destinations to see along the way? We’ve put together this easy and free road trip in VT that will show you sights you may not have seen before. Want to make it even better? Why not combine this trip with our covered bridge road trip? You can double the free sights that are oh-so-Vermont!...
There are so many underrated attractions in Maryland, it can be difficult to narrow down where to go first. These 11 spots don’t disappoint and they have something for everyone, whether you’re into history or nature. Here are some of the coolest attractions in Maryland that not enough people visit. Show them some love! Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge Flickr / scott1346 Experience wetland views as far as the eye can see, as well migratory birds, sometimes in the thousands....
Mississippi is full of great restaurants, and you should make it a point to visit as many of them as possible. In fact, a great resolution would be to try a few new restaurants in the upcoming year. And this list of restaurants that we featured throughout 2017 is the perfect place to start. From hidden gems to award winning eateries, here are 12 restaurants you’ve got to try in 2018....
Mauka: a word in the Hawaiian language, meaning “toward the mountain,” and most commonly used in giving directions. Mountains are an integral part of the Hawaiian landscape, and while there are countless mountain ranges, peaks, and valleys across the islands, some are more well-known than others. From the lush, green mountains of Kauai to the stark volcanic landscapes of Hawaii Island, there is little more awe-inspiring than Hawaii’s towering mountains. And while we love Hawaii Island’s Mauna Kea and Kauai’s Mount Waialeale as much as the next local, we are particularly drawn to Oahu’s Koolau Mountains....
Airplane has been proven to be the safest method of travel, but that doesn’t take away the anxiety many people have about it. Unfortunately, accidents do happen, and many Texans remember watching the tragedy of the 1985 Delta Airlines Flight 191 crash unfold right before their eyes. On August 2, 1985, the crew decided to fly through a thunderstorm, which resulted in a loss of control of the aircraft and, ultimately, the deadly crash itself....
Are you looking for a one-of-a-kind restaurant that has it all: atmosphere, delicious food, great service, and an amazing view? Look no further! This floating restaurant is all of that and more, and it’s destined to become a local landmark. Just The Cook is a floating “food boat” located in Panama City. Like a floating food truck, Just the Cook serves up unexpectedly elevated cuisine with just a tiny kitchen and limited staff....
Halloween is just around the corner, so when is there a better time to get out and enjoy some spooks and thrills? If you’re looking for a weekend activity that will get your heart racing and your adrenaline pumping, head on over to Belmont, North Carolina to walk through the scariest country mill you have ever seen. The Haunted Mill in Belmont is a popular Halloween attraction that has been scaring Charlotte residents for the past 20 years....
The light of hope shines brightly in a sparkling forest right here in Wyoming. Every year, long before anyone else has even celebrated Halloween, let alone busted out the Christmas decorations, a stunning magical woodland lights up to the delight of kids of all ages. The forest of light started out as a token of love that has now grown to touch hundreds of lives and bring a special blessing to more than one community....
The holiday season can be one that’s both full of joy and a bit of chaos, so every now and then it’s nice to take a nice breather from it all. Gather a moment to take yourself away from it all and simply scroll your way through something that will hopefully bring nothing but a smile to your face and remind you of heartwarming memories. Visually appealing and full of character, take a look at these old but beautiful barns that are hidden away around the Empire State....
San Francisco is known for many things. Beauty and San Francisco seem to go hand in hand for numerous reasons. These pictures more than prove the beauty of San Francisco. The Golden Gate Bridge May A/Yelp The most iconic and recognizable bridge in the world is also one of the most beautiful. The Golden Gate Bridge is a great spot to enjoy the Bay and gaze at man-made beauty. The Ferry Building in Embarcadero Creative Commons/Wikipedia The Ferry Building marketplace and buzz around the building is not only thrilling, but a pretty sight to behold....
The 1970s was a tumultuous decade in Boston. Vietnam War protests were held across the country – 50,000 people attended one such event in April 1970 in Boston. On a local level, the Boston school desegregation conflict dominated the whole decade. The John Hancock Building went up – and down – after a 1973 storm sent some of its glass panels crashing to the ground. And, in 1978, a massive blizzard struck Boston....
If you’re experiencing cabin fever, you’re not alone–winter is a tough time even for the most experienced Montanan. Luckily, when you live in the Treasure State, beautiful new scenery is never far away. Depending on what part of the state you call home, some of these road trips will be easy weekend ventures that will offer a change of pace and a little excitement. Just check the road conditions first since we’ve still got plenty of winter weather ahead (sorry)....
Dining out should be fun. Lighthearted. An experience, maybe even an adventure. The eclectic mix of restaurants in Pittsburgh offers something for everyone. If you’re in the mood for a lighthearted meal in a unique setting, you’re in luck. Here are seven restaurants in Pittsburgh – some may call them weird or wacky or just plain fun – where dining is a blast. Double Wide Grill – 2339 East Carson Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15203 Trip Advisor/Easwarin...
