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Looking for a short and sweet hike you can knock out in an hour or less? Just a short 30 minute drive from New Orleans and you’ll find Bayou Segnette State Park which has a great trail if you’re looking for something short and sweet. Bayou Segnette State Park is located just about 30 minutes away from New Orleans. Bayou Segnette State Park/Facebook The park features dozens of of recreational opportunities including boating, fishing, camping, canoeing, swimming, and more....

You know what they say… you can take a native out of Louisville, but you’ll never pry Louisville out of their heart. There are just some things about native Louisvillians that ring true forever. Here are ten things you need to know before dating a Louisvillian, so you won’t be surprised on your first date. Louisville has tons of great places to take a date. Rick Dikeman/Wikimedia If you date a Louisvillian, he or she will undoubtedly have plenty of awesome date ideas....

San Francisco has a warm fall, however the season does bring change. Even within San Francisco, but especially outside the city you’ll see beautiful foliage. Take a trip to these places to see beautiful foliage around the Bay area. The Fall Foliage Prediction Map is an helpful tool that predicts when and where to view maximum foliage in Northern California and the nation. Smoky Mountains Check out the Interactive Foliage Map provided by Smoky Mountains for the best foliage dates....

Ohio has a haunting past. From haunted tunnels to long-forgotten ghost towns, there’s likely an eerie local legend lurking just minutes away from where you live. And with Halloween on the way, you’re likely looking for some spooky places to explore. The following are 11 horribly creepy things you probably didn’t know you could do in Ohio. Visit the most haunted village in Ohio. E. Schrand and J. Mitchell/ Wikimedia Commons Within Wayne Township in Warren Country, you’ll find the village Waynesville....

The state of Kentucky is made up of mostly small towns, each with their own charm and appeal. Our state is diverse in landscape and also in its little towns that are the heart beat of the Bluegrass State. While each town is special, these 11 Kentucky cities stand out thanks to being small in size, but truly big in character. Each one offers something unique and is also much loved by those who live there and those who visit, making these towns just some of the treasures of our delightful Kentucky....

Our great state celebrates 170 years of history this year. In order to celebrate, why not head out for a meal at some of the oldest spots in Wisconsin? These restaurants have all been serving customers for more than 100 years. They’re timeless, delicious and chock full of history. Why not plan a trip to one of these iconic spots to find out how they’ve kept customers coming back for more decade after decade?...

It’s no secret that DC is always changing. There are physical changes to buildings, parks and landscape. And there are the cultural changes, like the shifts in neighborhoods, crime rates and popular nightlife spots. It is fascinating to look back at DC and how DC has changed and how much has stayed the same. These 14 photos from the past and from today give you a peak at how much DC has changed and how it’s stayed the same....

Seasons seem to come and go so fast. Try making the most of autumn this year by visiting one (or all?!) of the following spots in and around the city. Patterson Park Flickr / allison fomich Patterson Park becomes emblazoned with autumn hues and the sights are stupendous. Head here for a walk, picnic, or visit the pagoda. On Sundays, the pagoda is open to visitors and you can climb to the top and take in views from above....

Does work, school, or other life problems have you stressed? These beautiful nature spots around Louisville are sure to help you relax! An hour or two at these scenic locations will have you feeling completely at ease. This incredible view of the Louisville skyline and fall foliage. Yelp / Mark U. One could sit for hours on the Iroquois Park overlook. If you’re looking for a scenic place to get some well deserved relaxation, try hiking up to this point at Iroquois Park this fall....

A new year means many people have made New Year’s resolutions…many of which concern food. Maybe you want to start eating more high quality meals at eateries that are local to Northern California. Well, over the past year we’ve covered a lot of different restaurants in Northern California. All of them are unique and special in their own way. For 2018, you should make it your mission to try at least some of these eight outstanding restaurants in NorCal....

The ebbs and flows of life are evident in Buffalo. When a door opens, another closes – and while this is a fact of life we’ve learned to deal with, it doesn’t make the pain of losing our favorite places any easier. Get your tissues ready and prepare yourself for a walk down memory lane. Here are 9 long gone places every Buffalonian misses. AM&A’s Marti Biniasz via Forgotten Buffalo - Facebook We couldn’t begin this list without giving mention to AM & A’s....

Fall is here, which means a whole laundry list of new activities just waiting to be experienced. Our state comes alive in the fall with countless exciting and fun ways to spend the day. If you’re looking for an unforgettable way to kick autumn off, start with one of these 9 picture perfect fall day trips to take in Texas. Have homemade apple pie and ice cream at Love Creek Orchards (Medina) Facebook/Love Creek Orchards At Love Creek Orchards, you can walk through a pumpkin patch, tour the orchard itself, marvel at the fall foliage of Lost Maples State Natural Area, and eat delicious homemade apple pie and ice cream at The Apple Store....

The state of New York may be growing more and more acquainted with Nor’easters, but believe it or not – spring is right around the corner! With warmer weather approaching on the horizon, now is a great time to start planning out a day trip for the first fully warm day that you get. Taking you out to Western New York, keep scrolling to discover another little piece of paradise....

You just never know what you’ll find hidden in the small towns in cities in the Palmetto State. From the Castle of Beaufort to Castle Atalaya at Myrtle Beach State Park, the castles in South Carolina are spectacular from both an architectural and historical perspective. Here’s one most people forget about: The old Colleton County Jail was built in 1856 and was the third jail to serve this small community in South Carolina....

There are many legendary folks across the great state of Kentucky. We are a story-telling state, filled with history and locals who have a great passion for the Bluegrass State. One such person will likely go down in history as one of the most influential figures in Kentucky, despite the fact that he does so quietly, based out of his charming bed and breakfast in Bowen, Kentucky. Bowen Farm Bed and Breakfast is the ultimate getaway in our state, hidden away in Daniel Boone National Forest, making it the perfect spot to escape everyday life and meet an everyday Kentuckian who shares a great love of our state....

Beautiful hikes are not in short supply in San Francisco. However, there is a lush hike hiding in the heart of San Francisco that not enough people know about. The Mount Sutro Open Space includes a quaint little trail full of beauty, dense foliage, and more. Try this dazzling hike in a lush forest within the heart of the city and prepare to be amazed. Mt. Sutro Open Space Reserve is a historic forest that was planted by former mayor, Adolf Sutro....

Christmas is easy to find in November and December. If you are looking for it in March or June, you might have a more difficult time. There is one magical place in Connecticut where you can find Christmas year-round. The Historical Christmas Barn can be found in Wilton and it celebrates the Yuletide during every season. This magical store is located in the oldest building in the town of Wilton. It sits amongst a cluster of restored antique buildings that make a perfect setting for this unique destination....

Philadelphia’s history is some of the most fascinating in the United States. Not only did our city lay the framework for the founding of our country, but we set precedents with our shops, architecture, bars, restaurants, and more. It’s no surprise then that the oldest bar in Philadelphia has a fascinating history, and it remains one of Philly’s go-to spots nearly 160 years after it opened. McGillin’s Olde Ale House is the oldest bar in Philadelphia....

When it comes to adventure, Alabama doesn’t disappoint! In fact, there are many adventures you can only experience in Alabama, including an unforgettable ride on the Mobile Bay Ferry. To learn all about this one of a kind ferry boat ride, read on. The Mobile Bay Ferry crosses Mobile Bay, Alabama. It’s considered the “Gulf Coast’s Most Scenic Drive.” tripadvisor/BionicOne This popular water attraction uses two ferries: the Marissa Mae Nicole and…...

This state is full of great small towns, but not everyone knows the story behind how their hometown came to be. In order to help inspire everyone to celebrate their community, we dug up some fascinating information about a handful of great Bay State towns. Here are ten interesting towns in Massachusetts and the stories behind their names and origins. Provincetown Wikimedia Commons/Westport Wiki The small coastal town at the tip of the Cape was first settled by the Nauset tribe and was known as Meeshawn....