Located in southern Oklahoma, Lawton is 85 miles southwest of Oklahoma City. From seeing buffalo graze to hiking and more, find fun things to do in Lawton. This is a great stop if you are road-tripping along Interstate 44. 6…
Just a few hours north of Dallas/Ft. Worth, Southern Oklahoma, offers the Arbuckle Mountains, a wildlife refuge, a national recreation area and more. Both Lawton and Sulphur, Oklahoma, can be explored on the same trip. With its outdoorsy location, Southern…
It’s the spooky season so make it extra spooky and find a haunted cave tour near you. With tours scattered across the caves and karsts from east to west, find a haunted cave near you. With tours led by lantern…
Located on the Mighty Mississippi River, St. Louis is a hub of culture in Missouri. With a handful of free museums, the culture is easy on the wallet, too. Ideal for a Midwest road trip, add St. Louis to your…
Located on Wisconsin’s Door Peninsula, this area juts into Lake Michigan, marrying maritime adventure with quaint towns. Packed with cheese and cherry goodness, Door County Land packs land and lake activities to keep travelers busy. However, Door County is rich…
Wisconsin is the heart of the Midwest and offers the best of the region, from the warm hospitality to the bounty of the land and lake. After several visits to Wisconsin, it offers a diverse landscape to explore from the…
The Midwest is huge and it seems like it takes days to cross it, in a car with air-conditioning and entertainment. Consider crossing the midwest from east to west in a covered wagon with everything you own for a new…
Madison is also home to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and it’s the capital of Wisconsin. It’s a laid-back town that loves its festivals, bike lanes and Wisconsin food, like cheese curds and Wisconsin beer. From its free zoo to…
The Wisconsin Dells is a time-honored family travel destination north of Madison. It offers family fun throughout the seasons with indoor waterparks. Conveniently perched along the Interstate, The Dells features its namesake sandstone formations, woodland areas to explore, plus the Wisconsin…
Gateway Arch National Park In the 19th century, St. Louis was the last stop before heading to the sparsely populated west. As thousands headed west hoping for free land and more opportunity, St. Louis was the gateway to the feeling…
Indianapolis is a road trip away from several cities, like Chicago, Cincinnati, and St. Louis. since it’s’ at the intersection of several interstates. From outdoor recreation to museums for families to sporting events, visitors will find fun activities for summertime…
The Midwest can seem like an unending journey with miles of fields along the horizon. To counter the tunnel visit you can get on a drive day, a good road trip stop is a must. Dodge City is that. Dodge…