Valdez, Alaska has an infestation that causes everyone to drive slowly, grass to be nibbled and every inch to be hopped on. That’s right, a huge number of wild bunnies inhabits the town. They are prolific, controversial, and prone to napping under cars in the shade. Check out Valdez, the bunny capital of Alaska. Valdez is a small town that lies on the shore of the Prince William Sound and is tucked into the base of Chugach Mountains....
Is there anything better than a big and juicy steak? One of our state’s best steakhouses is Tumalo Feed Company, an award-winning steak joint in Central Oregon. Steeped in Western tradition, this classic restaurant and saloon is a renowned destination for a delectable steak. This place is truly a carnivore’s dream come true. Take a look: The legendary Tumalo Feed Company has been serving delicious steaks in Bend, Oregon for more than 20 years....
There is nothing quite like the peacefulness and joy that comes from being surrounded by nature. This is especially true if that nature includes big, beautiful flowers in every color imaginable and trees that are just as colorful and diverse as the people viewing them. In Louisville, there is a place where you can experience all of these things: Whitehall Gardens on Lexington Road. This secret garden is actually composed of several gardens, including the Specimen Garden and the Arboretum....
After our post on 12 wildly famous Mississippi restaurants that live up to the hype, we received so many comments from our readers that we decided to highlight a few more of the state’s most popular eateries. From local favorites to nationally recognized spots, the following restaurants can get pretty crowded. However, the food is so good, it’s totally worth waiting in line for. Leatha’s BBQ Inn (6374 US-98, Hattiesburg) TravT/TripAdvisor...
The Old Line State has a vast and interesting history. While you may have learned about some of Maryland’s past during your school years, there are other little known things that are fascinating, indeed. Check out these Maryland facts, and keep ’em in your back pocket. America’s first dental school was started at the University of Maryland. Flickr / University of the Fraser Valley Their dentistry program is still going strong to this day....
Some may ask “Why do you even live there?” …but only because they don’t know just how great it is. Maybe it’s better if we tell everyone how awful it is to make sure they never, ever move to Kansas City. We don’t need those negative attitudes here! Nothing good ever came out of Kansas City. Rook/Flickr There’s no way anyone important was created here, obviously. Surely not a worldwide sensation....
Hey, fellow yinzers! Let’s have some fun! We all love the Burgh but we also know how to poke fun at our city and ourselves, right? Check out these 12 downright funny memes you’ll only get if you’re from Pittsburgh. Then, share your own favorites in the comments below. Shudder. memesbot.com Yep. Only Pittsburghers will get a chuckle out of this one. Facebook/Pittsburgh Memes Still, Wilmerding is pretty unforgettable. Facebook/Pittsburgh Meme...
Wouldn’t it be amazing if we could, for just a few moments, fall into a snow globe? Everything’s so pristine. Everyone’s smiling. And, the snow creates a magical scene. Well, we can’t technically fall into a snow globe. But, several towns around Pittsburgh certainly look as though they belong in a snow globe during the winter months. Here are seven enchanting winter towns around Pittsburgh. Ohiopyle Flickr/Elaine Marschik Step into a winter wonderland when you visit Ohiopyle, home to Ohiopyle State Park....
January is drawing to a close, but we still have an entire year ahead of us. Many of us have big plans to tackle in the upcoming months, ranging from bucket lists to hikes and resolution-conquering. If you live in Greater Cleveland, you’ll have to make some time this year for a day trip or two, because there are too many spectacular tiny towns to pass up an opportunity to explore!...
It’s no exaggeration to say that there’s something for everyone in Washington. You can live in the mountains, surrounded by wheat fields, by a lake, or even right on the ocean. You can go from being surrounded by nothing but nature to the heart of our biggest city in an hour or less. And you can also have some incredibly unique experiences. These are a few of those amazing experiences we think should be on every Washingtonian’s must-do list....
Did you know that Ohio is home to not one, but two, restored canal towns? (You can read about another one here.) It’s true—and they’re unbelievably charming. Roscoe Village in Coshocton, Ohio is a charming canal town Ohio history buffs will absolutely love. Complete with horse-drawn canal boat rides, living history tours and old-fashioned shops, this is one town everyone in Ohio needs to explore at least once. Even if you don’t consider yourself a history buff, you’ll fall in love with the old world charm and beautiful surroundings....
You want to talk about unique dining experiences in Georgia? Because this one might take the entire cake. Not only does dining at this restaurant in our capital city boast some pretty phenomenal rooftop views, but it also allows you and a group of friends or family members have a perfect picnic without any of the hassle. It’s hard to beat the views from 9 Mile Station in Atlanta. Facebook 9 Mile Station...
Sometimes you simply need more time on weekends. Even just an extra day can give you time to explore all that an area has to offer, and then some. After all, who wants to find out about “the best breakfast spot” from the locals on your way out of town? Not us! So, go ahead and take that extra day and enjoy a long weekend in VT. We have a few places that have so much to offer, you’ll be happy to spend more than two days checking them out....
When strolling around downtown Denver, many are surprised when they stumble upon this historical and gorgeous church surrounded by shiny, modern sky scrapers. Not only is it a breathtaking sight, but it’s also impressive that it boldly seems to stand its ground in an ever-changing city. Holy Ghost Catholic Church is an exceptionally beautiful spiritual oasis in the city for residents, workers, and visitors. The Holy Ghost Catholic Church that proudly stands on 19th and California was dedicated in July of 1943....
The Hawaiian Islands may be small when it comes to landmass, but the eight main islands are home to countless hidden gems and natural wonders just waiting to be discovered. One such gem is hiding on Oahu’s southeastern coast in Hawaii Kai. This is the Kanewai Spring, and it is not only a gorgeous oasis with sparkling crystalline water, but it is one of Hawaii’s last remaining freshwater springs. Let’s take a closer look at this serene slice of paradise:...
There are many Christmas traditions in Cincinnati that create unforgettable family memories. The month of December can be a busy time if you try and fit in all of the festive fun our city offers. This season, you’ll want to save time for one particular event that is back and better than ever after a 12-year hiatus. WinterFest at Kings Island is a magical winter wonderland that is the holiday event of the year in Cincinnati....
Once you step inside the gates of the West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville, you pass into a place that houses things that most of us don’t encounter in our everyday lives. The astonishing paranormal activity inside offers an experience that may change your way of thinking forever, and will remind you that just because you can’t see something, that doesn’t mean that it isn’t real. But be warned, this facility is not for the faint of heart....
Rhode Island is synonymous with America’s Cup history. The America’s Cup trophy is one of the oldest and most prestigious in sports, and it is also one of the longest-running events in sports. It dates back to 1851 when the schooner “America” won the cup from the Royal Yacht Squadron. The race’s history in Rhode Island began with Bristol’s Nathaniel G. Herreshoff. Captain Nat designed and built a string of winning Americas Cup boat from 1893 to 1920 out of the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company in Bristol....
Road trips scan be a tedious thing without something to break up the monotony. Roadside attractions are great when you need to get out of your vehicle, stretch your legs and see something you’ve never seen before. With that in mind, these roadside attractions in West Virginia are among the best the state has to offer. Prabhupada’s Palace of Gold, New Vrindaban Prabhupada’s Palace of Gold This is a little piece of India right here in west Virginia....
As Washingtonians, we try to stay away from massive tourist destinations. It’s difficult to do, of course since there are so many! However, even though The National Portrait Museum is one of the most popular Smithsonian museums on the Mall, you should go. And the reason isn’t the beautiful art. But it has to do with the most amazing courtyard in DC. The National Portrait Gallery is a Smithsonian Museum dedicated portraits, of course....
