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Labor Day weekend might be long gone, but there’s still plenty of time for a fall getaway. Here’s a little cabin resort that’s particularly beautiful in the autumn months. Check it out! You’ll find Black’s Cliff Resort in Hazelhurst. This little oasis opened as a resort in 1918 with three cabins. Black’s Cliff Resort/Facebook In 1945, the Black family purchased the resort. It’s currently run by the third generation. You’ll love this family-owned spot....

The Cuivre River State Park is a lush and beautiful place to visit. It’s located less than an hour from St. Louis, but will take you deep into the wilderness of Missouri. While it’s known for its great float trips, this state park offers so much more to explore. Read below to plan a day away at this beautiful state park. The Cuivre River State Park is absolutely breathtaking, any time of day....

Tucked away in the Blue Ridge Mountains, the small town of Culpeper is less than an hour from three bustling cities: Washington D.C., Fredericksburg, and Charlottesville. Yet Culpeper retains its own identity as a picturesque small town with a beautiful historic district and plenty of charm. Despite its modest size, this town offers a little taste of everything we love so much about Virginia. Here’s more on why Culpeper might be one of the most underrated spots in the entire state....

For many of us, a trip down memory lane ushers in nostalgic emotions that bring a smile to our face. Travel back in time with us now to 1966 when Family Kingdom Amusement Park first opened along the ocean in Myrtle Beach. Back then it was called Grand Strand Amusement Park. It carried that name until 1992, when it was modified to Family Kingdom as the park changed hands. You may remember it never cost a cent to get IN the park....

Taking a trip down memory lane while simultaneously snacking on the world’s best boiled peanuts—what could be better? We have a roadside snack shop in Georgia that will offer up visitors a dose of nostalgia, but also become the go-to country store for the best road trip snacks. Fred’s Famous Peanuts has become a road trip-must for all who drive through Helen, Georgia. TripAdvisor reise3 This charmingly rustic country-store offers up a bit of history and nostalgia for all who stop....

Wyoming is overflowing with history, as evidenced by the many museums you’ll find in every corner of our great state and all places in between. Visiting any one of them is not only educational but fascinating as well. They are the places that have preserved the past, allowing a glimpse of Wyoming as it used to be. You could spend years searching out and visiting every interpretive center, gallery, and exhibition hall in the Cowboy State but if you’re looking for a shorter list of must-see museums, these 10 are the ones that should go on your bucket list....

New Hampshire is no stranger to storms – and we like to think we’re pretty darn tough here in the Granite State. Even so, one storm nine years ago sticks out in our memories for the terrifying devastation it caused and the time it took to repair the damage. On December 12, 2008, New Hampshire residents awoke to a startling site – the whole world, it seemed, was coated with a thick blanket of ice....

There’s something special about every small town in Nevada, but the town of Lovelock in the northern region of the state is truly unique in its own way. With a population of about 1,800 friendly locals, this town certainly lives up to its name. In fact, it takes its name pretty seriously and you’re about to see why. It’s not so often you come across a town that openly celebrates “love”, but that’s exactly what this town does....

If you’ve ever visited Alabama’s beautiful Gulf Coast, you’ll most certainly agree that our beaches can’t be beat. After all, our Gulf Coast’s white-sand beaches and turquoise-clear waters attract people from near and far. There are several beach towns located along the coastline, including Point Clear. Listed below are just a few of the many great things this tiny beach town offers. Point Clear is located on Alabama’s beautiful Gulf Coast in Baldwin County....

Want to step back in time to the 1960s? If you’re looking for a fun retro diner in Southern California, then you’ll definitely want to check this place out. Since 1957, this local diner has been a fixture in Southern California. You can experience Rod’s Grill for yourself at 41 W Huntington Dr Arcadia, CA 91007. facebook/rod’s grill From the moment you step inside Rod’s Grill you’ll be taken back in time....

There’s something about the fall season that just compels us to spend time outdoors. Maybe it’s the gorgeous changing leaves, the crisp air, or the gorgeous landscape of our beautiful Virginia, but there’s simply no denying the magic of autumn. Beautiful anytime of year, the iconic Skyline Drive is an absolute must-visit this season. Not only is the foliage breathtaking, but the overlooks and trails scattered along the drive make this area perfect for a fall excursion....

While most Nevada visitors wouldn’t expect to find a castle sitting high above the mountaintops, they are in for a real treat when they visit the town of Austin. An unincorporated town of less than 300 residents, there is something magical hiding in plain sight. Combining the rich history of Nevada with an incredible story of architecture and perseverance, take a look at this hidden Nevada castle. In the small, unincorporated town of Austin, Nevada sits a slice of hidden history that wouldn’t be found if you weren’t looking for it....

Nevada has more mountain ranges than any other state in the lower 48 and, accordingly, has several beautiful scenic drives. While Mount Washington in Great Basin National Park, White Pine County, near the Nevada-Utah border is the highest road at 11,459 feet above sea level, the highest paved road is the Wheeler Peak Scenic Drive, also in Great Basin. From the various flora and fauna to the stunning views and the crisp mountain air, this highest road scenic drive will definitely lead you on an unforgettable journey....

Most visitors of Sedona will tell you there is a certain enchanting draw the small town has. Beautiful vistas, miles of hiking trails, delicious food, and…energy vortices? Yes, according to some people, Sedona is home to some mysterious sources of energy that are scattered around town and the surrounding areas. First, let’s talk about what an energy vortex is. It is a spot where energy can be experienced entering or exiting the earth, moving up, down, or even in a vortex, like a whirlwind you cannot see....

Next time you’re walking around LoDo in historic Larimer Square, be on the lookout for Milk and Honey Bar-Kitchen. If you don’t know it’s there, it could be easy to miss. And, trust me, you don’t want to miss out on this underground restaurant that serves up legendary New American food and unique craft cocktails. This charming eatery is tucked away in Larimer Square’s famed secret garden and offers the chance to dine out in their European-style bricked courtyard....

Hoosiers know that if there’s one thing Indiana does right, it’s cook good food. From comfort food to ethnic dishes to classic American staples, it’s not hard to find a good restaurant in the Hoosier state. That’s why you should be sure to check out these 8 little food towns now, before they become too popular. Westville Olga’s Place Pizzeria and Restaurant/Facebook With just over 5,000 residents, Westville is a great little town to visit if you’re looking for some awesome Hoosier cuisine....

Whether you have a raging sweet tooth or are more drawn to salty treats, you can’t deny that there’s something inherently charming about a candy shop. The smell of chocolate mingling with the scent of mints and butterscotch, the big glass jars – it all brings back so many happy memories. Here are some of our very favorite candy shops in New Hampshire. Chutters, Littleton Yelp/Timna N. Yelp/Rob M. Chutters is not only a beloved local institution, it also boasts the longest candy counter in the world....

There’s no doubt that Eureka Springs is an Arkansan’s favorite place to visit. Besides being one of the most eclectic towns in the state, it’s also earned the title of “most hippie.” Let’s see what makes this unique town a haven for all things hippie. Wedding options for hippies in love: Courtesy of Author Although hippies and elopers can be mutually exclusive, most couples that come to Eureka Springs fall under both categories....

As winter draws ever nearer, we’re ready to start diving into some comfort food. When you’re craving a big plate piled high with all the best country cooking, you’ll want to visit Gwennie’s Old Alaska Restaurant in Anchorage. Gwennie’s Old Alaska Restaurant has been serving plates piled high with comfort food for more than 30 years. Andrew H./Yelp You’ll find this little gem at 4333 Spenard Road, in Anchorage. There’s plenty of Alaska charm inside....

Nashville is one of the hottest cities in the nation. More than 100 people per day move to the city, and it’s not hard to see why. From the booming music scene to the up-and-coming food scene, there are plenty of reasons that our wonderful city keeps attracting new families. But there’s not just plenty for parents to do, there is also plenty for the younger family members as well. Here’s just some of the reason as to why Nashville is a great place to grow up....