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Remember when you were in college and had a trash can full of empty Coors Light cans by the end of each weekend? Did you ever look at them and think to yourself that you could do something with them besides recycling and hopefully getting some extra beer money? One Colorado man did just that and the result is beyond crazy: Welcome to Antonito; the small and southern Colorado town that is home to the historic Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, gorgeous San Luis Valley, and…...

Located in the Mount Rose Wilderness area of Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest near Reno is the Hunter Creek Waterfall Trail—a hike that definitely belongs atop your Nevada bucket list. This 5.8-mile, heavily trafficked, moderate, out-and-back trail offers stunning views during its nearly 1,300-foot climb, a waterfall at the end, and is dog- and horse-friendly. Truly, this waterfall hike should not be missed! Locals and residents alike claim that the Hunter Creek Waterfall Trail is the best hike in Reno....

Top Notch Hamburgers has been whipping up irresistible charcoal-grilled burgers and crispy fried chicken strips since 1971. Full of sweet nostalgia, this classic drive-in is as delicious as it is exciting. Film buffs may recognize this spot as a location in Richard Linklater’s 1993 film Dazed and Confused. That’s right! This tasty burger joint has received its fifteen minutes of fame, but that’s not the only reason people flock to this tasty restaurant....

Everyone in Roswell is gaga for UFOs and little green men. Ever since 1949 when an unidentified object crashed in a farmer’s field near the city, there have been rumors about aliens, government cover-ups, and UFOs. Even now, almost 70 years later, people are still fascinated by the possibility of visitors from space. Every year, visitors flock to Roswell for their conspiracy-theory fix and a chance to run into an alien....

The Christmas season goes by all too fast, and often it’s a blur of stress and obligation. This year, slow down and enjoy this special time of year with a perfect outing to share with a special someone. It’s sure to make memories that you’ll look back on for many Christmases to come. There’s something so timeless about a train ride - so it’s fitting to see a play about Christmases past, present, and future aboard a train as it rolls down the tracks....

If you love nature but you’re not that interested in camping, it can be tough to find a truly relaxing and luxurious place to spend a weekend. However, there is a new resort in southeast Missouri that encompasses both luxury and Missouri’s natural beauty. Stone Park’s Cave House is a place you simply have to see to believe. Hidden in beautiful southeast Missouri is an amazing resort that features a very unique accommodation....

Mississippi is a wonderful place to live. But the one thing nobody tells you is that living here leads to certain habits that’ll most likely stick with you for the rest of your life. And it’s not just lifelong residents who are affected. Transplants and natives who’ve moved away are just as likely to experience lasting side effects from residing in Mississippi. Not so sure? Here are 10 habits that most of us can’t unlearn....

Do you ever wonder what life was like in Pennsylvania in the early 1900’s? Way before smartphones, the internet, and advanced technology? The days our grandparents told us about? Walking miles to school, even in knee-deep snow. Listening to the radio. Farming the land. Here are 10 photos of Pennsylvania from the early 1900s that give us a glimpse into life long ago. Trolley tracks run along Bohrmans Mill in Schuylkill County in the early 1900s....

Philadelphia is known for being a town with great sandwiches, to say the least. We invented the cheesesteak and the hoagie, perfected the Reuben, and our restaurants are constantly making critic’s lists for best sandwiches in the country. If you’re looking for a great place to grab a quick bite to eat, look no further than these 11 restaurants and delis that make sandwiches that you’ll remember for life. Tommy Dinic’s Trip Advisor / Rogerio V...

We Mississippians have our own way of talkin’. From our unique dialect to colorful expressions, it’s like we have language all our own. And if you’re not convinced, read on for 13 words and phrases all Mississippians have uttered at least once. “What accent?” Ben W/Flickr This is probably the most common response when out-of-towners comment on our accents. “I’m fixin’ to…” Jimmy Emerson, DVM/Flickr “Fixin’ to” is practically the state verb of Mississippi....

Listed in no particular order, here are our top 14 picks for restaurants you must try in 2018 in Oklahoma: Smokin Joe’s Rib Ranch - 3165 Jollyville Road, Davis davisbbqmafia/Facebook Tucked away in the hills of southern Oklahoma is a rib ranch that’s as mouthwatering as it sounds. Smokin" Joe’s is located in Davis near the popular Turner Falls and serves a wide variety of barbecue that’s finger-lickin’ good. It’s a unique and quirky restaurant that’s devoted to making sure you get “love in your rub....

America is beautiful from every angle. Check out these mesmerizing aerial shots from across the United States. The Wedge, Newport Beach, California Flickr/Dirk Dallas Mountain Loop Highway, Granite Falls, Washington Flickr/Michael Matti Reflection Canyon, Arizona Flickr/Jay Huang Southern California Coast Flickr/Dirk Dallas Marshfield, Massachusetts Flickr/Eric Kilby Glamis Dunes, Imperial County, California Flickr/Dirk Dallas Cloud Gate, Chicago, Illinois Flickr/Dirk Dallas Highway 2, Skykomish, Washington Flickr/Michael Matti Painted Hills, California Flickr/Dirk Dallas...

When the next birthday, anniversary, or Valentine’s Day arrives, why turn to the stale boxed chocolates that line the shelves of the nearest convenience stores? Louisville is filled with unique candy shops that stock delicious, homemade candies that you can’t find anywhere else. They’ll love that you put the extra time and thought into their gift, and it tastes amazing too! Dundee Candy Shop Yelp/ Michael H. Yelp / Kelley P....

Looking for a one-of-a-kind staycation opportunity that you can only find in Florida? Then we have the perfect place for you. If you’re searching for an overnight getaway in the state that’ll far surpass any other ol’ regular bed and breakfast stay, then we’ll raise you one and throw in the opportunity to hang with a few alpacas. That’s right, we said alpacas. For an overnight getaway in Florida that you will never forget, choose Lewman Acres in Lakeland....

Trying to pick Virginia’s most stunning landscape is like trying to decide which small town is the most charming. It simply cannot be done. Yet there’s a natural area tucked away in Northampton County that may be one of the most unique. Arriving to Magothy Bay, you may feel as though you’ve found yourself at the ends of the Earth. Welcome to Magothy Bay Natural Area Preserve. Situated on the southern tip of the Eastern Shore, this 286-acre preserve is a wonderland of natural beauty....

America has handfuls of iconic landmarks that are visited by travelers from all over the world, specifically places like Mount Rushmore and the Grand Canyon. And while there’s certainly no denying the fact that these destinations should be on your bucket list, here in New York we have our own versions of these landmarks that we think are just as equally spectacular. You may remember in the past we’ve talked about places like the Empire State’s own little Mount Rushmore — Pratt Rock, and Letchworth State Park AKA The Grand Canyon of the East....

Almost anything is possible here in Nevada, including dining under the sea! This stunning ocean themed restaurant serves up some of the best seafood, all in a unique and fun atmosphere. You’ll always remember a meal had at this inventive eatery. If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind dining experience that you can only get in Nevada, you’ll definitely want to plan a trip to this place as soon as possible....

When it comes to haunted streets, Mississippi has several. One of the most infamous is Nash Road in Lowndes County, which is believed to be haunted by the ghost of a three-legged lady. Devil Worshiper’s Road in Waynesboro is another sinister roadway, and the name alone is enough to send chills down your spine. And then there’s Johns Bayou Road in Vancleave. The lonely stretch of road has long been associated with sinister tales, which include a phantom van that is apparently out for vengeance....

The Bahamas, located about 50 miles east of south Florida, is known for its crystal clear waters, an attribute not generally associated with West Virginia. But there is one exception: Summersville Lake in Nicholas County. Summersville Lake is a man made reservoir formed in the 60s by the Summersville Dam on the Gauley River. The lake is the largest in West Virginia, and one of the most popular destinations in the state....

There are certain places in Charlotte that are significant to the city’s history, skyline, and culture – and they are places that all Charlotteans recognize. Here are 10 of Charlotte’s most iconic places. How many have you been to? Bojangles Coliseum Bojangles Coliseum/TripAdvisor The Bojangles Coliseum is an 8,600 multi-purpose arena that was opened in Charlotte in 1955. Originally called the Charlotte Coliseum, this space has been home to many basketball and hockey teams over the years....