Take A Walk Across This Stomach Dropping Suspended Bridge In West Virginia

Just after Thanksgiving, many West Virginians are starting to think about holiday festivities, but there are still some who are hanging onto the beautiful fall weather and enjoying some outdoor adventures. If you don’t want to miss the last of the autumn colors, consider this unique view from the Nrocks Outdoor Adventures in Pendleton County. This epic bridge is part of an amazing rock climbing experience. Nrocks/Facebook The razorback ridge formations are located on North Fork Mountain....

July 28, 2022 · 2 min · 298 words · Bradley Mendez

The 14 Best Places To Visit In New York In 2018

Always here to provide you with inspiration for your next adventure, the arrival of 2018 means that it’s a new year and it’s time to explore some new places. In 2017 we gave you a bucket list made up of eleven noteworthy places that you should make a point to visit during the year, and assuming you completed the entire list it’s now the perfect time to point you in the direction of some other fantastic attractions....

July 28, 2022 · 14 min · 2800 words · Thelma Garner

The Best Country Road Trip In Illinois This Fall

You haven’t truly experienced Illinois until you’ve taken this country road trip. Each year, some of the state’s back roads host a gigantic sale that spans several miles and includes many different businesses. Enjoy one of the most unique fall events in Illinois with this trip of a lifetime. Fuel up and keep this guide handy when you head out. This fall, take a scenic drive through one of Illinois’ best towns for a road trip like no other....

July 28, 2022 · 2 min · 332 words · Darlene Boyce

The Mit Chapel In Boston Is Incredibly Unique

Boston churches vary in style from plain to ornate, but most of them are historic or, at the very least, quite old. However, there’s one chapel in Cambridge that stands out from the others. The MIT Chapel is a mid-century modern structure that was built to encourage spiritual contemplation. Flickr/Thomas Hawk Although lined by stained glass windows, the entrance to this non-denominational chapel feels a little tight. This provides a deliberate contrast to the domed ceiling inside....

July 28, 2022 · 4 min · 732 words · Christine Russell

This Tiny Isolated Colorado Village Is One Of The Last Of Its Kind

You have seen Denver, Telluride, and Pueblo… heck, you may have even driven through Limon a time or two, so you may think you have seen everything Colorado has to offer, right? Wrong! In fact, if you have yet to visit this tiny, isolated, and oh-so unique Colorado village, you have yet to truly experience the Centennial State: Located in the very southwest corner of Colorado lies the small community of Towaoc, which serves as the capital of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe....

July 28, 2022 · 2 min · 371 words · Roxanne Day

10 Unforgettable Piers In San Fransisco You Must Visit At Least Once

San Francisco is known for the Bay. If you’re curious about the bay then there are many piers to see in the city. Visit these piers to appreciate the beauty of San Francisco. Pier 1 Creative Commons/Wikipedia Pier 1 and the Ferry Building are often lumped together. However, the pier and Ferry Building are a major hub for all the ferries coming into San Francisco from around the bay. Pier 7 Adam S/Yelp Pier 7 is a long pier....

July 27, 2022 · 4 min · 825 words · Douglas Booth

12 Oklahoma Staples You Should Have Tried By Now

There are some definite food items that come to mind when you think of Oklahoma. Of course, we are known for barbeque and chicken fried steak, but did you know Indian tacos are an iconic food in the state? See how many of these 12 staple food and drink items you have tried before. Fried Onion Burgers TravelOK/Facebook El Reno has made Oklahoma famous for their fried onion burgers. There are several establishments in the state where you can order a mouthwatering burger or try making one at home....

July 27, 2022 · 5 min · 1020 words · Michael Casey

15 Best Restaurants In Illinois You Should Visit In The New Year

A new year inspires a chance to try new things. Instead of going to the same handful of restaurants each month, make it a resolution to try an eatery you’ve never been to before. This list of the best restaurants to visit in 2018 will help get you started. Let your tastebuds discover new flavors as you achieve your food goals. Keep scrolling for the most fabulous diners, pubs, and more....

July 27, 2022 · 9 min · 1885 words · Norman Carr

5 Serene Northern California Spots That Are Perfect For Unwinding After A Long Week

It’s been an exhaustingly long week, and all you want to do is relax outdoors and get some peace and quiet. Luckily for you, Northern California has plenty of serene, tranquil spots that are perfect for unwinding and rejuvenating after an arduous work week. Five of them are below. Take a look. Etna David Berry/Flickr These Old West-style buildings along Highway 3 are a small taste of the rustic charm you’ll find in Etna....

July 27, 2022 · 3 min · 589 words · Seymour Scala

9 Best Tiny Restaurants In Cincinnati

The restaurants in Cincinnati that take up entire street corners, or maybe have flashy signs or an eye-catching exterior, obviously pull you in to see what they offer. But it’s important not to discount those smaller dining spots, the ones with the unassuming exteriors, or interiors that has just a handful of tables. Just because a restaurant doesn’t accommodate expansive crowds, doesn’t mean their food is any less stellar. There are several eateries in Cincinnati that prove this point and we’ve tracked down the best of them....

July 27, 2022 · 6 min · 1218 words · Barbara Vullo

9 Horrifying Historical Stories About Cleveland

We’ve all heard of the awful Torso Murders that took place in Cleveland in the late 1930s, but that tends to be one of the only tragic historical stories that locals are aware of. The truth of the matter is that Cleveland, like every other metropolitan area in the country, has a history that is speckled with both remarkable and terrible events. The historical happenings that were full of suspense and bewilderment makes for some amazing stories and you’ll find that they keep you at the edge of your seat....

July 27, 2022 · 19 min · 3908 words · Phillip Hegg

9 Lifelong Habits Of New Mexicans

You probably already know this but living in New Mexico is simply divine. Beautiful scenery combined with delicious food, a rich cultural history, and awesome people make life in the Land of Enchantment, well, enchanting. If you were ever forced to leave the state, however, you might find some habits a bit hard to shake, especially if you’re a lifelong resident. In fact, you’ll find New Mexicans: Always feel grateful for any amount of rain....

July 27, 2022 · 3 min · 458 words · Daniel Mccoy

Artechouse Is The Most Unique Museum In Washington Dc

If DC has anything in spades, its museums. They are everywhere. We’re known for them and we love them. One of DC’s newest museum is unlike anything you have ever seen before. You probably didn’t know this amazing place existed but you’re going to want to go there soon. ARTECHOUSE just might be most unique museum in DC. You can learn about this unique museum on their website. ARTECHOUSE is not located on the Mall and it’s not a Smithsonian museum....

July 27, 2022 · 2 min · 373 words · Irene Clay

Colorado S Tunnel Of Lights Will Positively Dazzle You This Year

‘Tis the season for glitz, glamour, and Christmas lights, and there is no better way to take them in than by gazing at them from within a colorful tunnel. If you consider Christmas lights to be your jam (as I consider them to be mine), you will want to check out this positively dazzling Colorado tunnel of lights: Located in Colorado Springs is the extravagant Illumination Light Show; a drive-thru-turned-walking display that boasts an impressive 250,000 lights!...

July 27, 2022 · 2 min · 236 words · Ralph Peters

Harrisville Is The One Creepy Ghost Town In New Jersey You Can Actually Visit If You Dare

New Jersey has quite a few ghost towns, mainly former mining and milling villages. One after another, these settlements were abandoned, after industrial opportunities in the area declined. Some have been demolished over the years while others are perfectly preserved and not in the least bit eerie. Others are hidden away in the woods, slowly decaying and just a little eerie. One such town is Harrisville, tucked away in the Pine Barrens....

July 27, 2022 · 3 min · 475 words · Allison Chandler

Historic Rhode Island Photos From The 1900S Will Take You Back

It’s always nice to step back and take a look at life in a simpler time, and these Rhode Island historic photos do just that. It was before cell phones had even been thought of, and even before there were televisions in peoples homes. We found some amazing pictures of Little Rhody in the early 1900s that give us a glimpse of what life was like here then. Rocky Point Amusement Park in Warwick as it was in the early 1900s....

July 27, 2022 · 3 min · 544 words · Jerri Schultz

Point Pleasant West Virginia Has A Creepy History

When one hears the name Point Pleasant, one can’t help but think of the Mothman. But Point Pleasant’s past was creepy way before the Mothman ever came around. This is a story that takes place way before that, all the way back to the years following the Revolutionary War, back when America was still a battleground. Point Pleasant sits at the confluence of the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers. But before there was a city, there was a battle....

July 27, 2022 · 5 min · 921 words · Ryan Hazelhurst

Scary Harry S Haunted Trail The Haunted Trail Near Pittsburgh That Will Scare You Silly

Keep your eyes open as you start your hike through the darkened woods. Follow the moonlight, if you’re lucky enough to be out when it is. You just never know what kind of creepy creature will jump right into your path. This haunted trail near Pittsburgh is quite literally not for the faint of heart. Are you up for the scare of the season? Slip on your comfiest hiking shoes — flip flops and dress shoes just won’t cut it — for your journey into the darkness at Scary Harry’s in Homer City....

July 27, 2022 · 3 min · 495 words · Catherine Bialczyk

Take This Boardwalk At The Stonewall Resort In West Virginia For Beautiful Foliage

One of the most charming places to view the fall foliage in West Virginia is located in Lewis County, within one of our great state parks. Within the Stonewall Jackson Lake State Park is the Stonewall Resort, packed with beautiful landscapes and things to do. You don’t need to be a guest of the resort to visit. Check it out. Stonewall Resort is situated on the banks of the 2,630-acre Stonewall Jackson Lake....

July 27, 2022 · 2 min · 249 words · Lee Oehler

The Ledges In Michigan Are An Incredibly Unique Ancient Rock Formation

We’re all familiar with some of Michigan’s most fascinating natural wonders. From Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore to Sleeping Bear Dunes, there are countless beautiful locales to explore throughout the Great Lakes State. But did you know that you can visit an ancient rock formation located smack dab in the middle of a public park? Read on to learn more about this unique destination. Fitzgerald Park is located at 133 Fitzgerald Park Drive in Grand Ledge....

July 27, 2022 · 2 min · 313 words · Donna Oconnell