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…
Utah is home to the Mighty Five, U.S. National Park standouts like Arches, Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks. The best thing about Utah’s National Parks is you can road trip to each in about a week. With Las Vegas…
Lake Tahoe is the largest alpine lake in the U.S., offering several quaint towns to explore along its shores. On the northern side of Lake Tahoe, Incline Village is one of the largest communities in the Lake Tahoe Basin. From…
Acadia National Park is a popular summertime destination and one of the most visited national parks on the East Coast. With rocky shores and evergreen forests along with the highest peak on the eastern seaboard (Mount Cadillac), visitors can explore…
Home to hits and more hits, Nashville is a music lover’s nirvana. It offers more music museums than you can see over a weekend. The music starts at 10 a.m. and tumbles out of the clubs until nearly dawn. The…
The Black Hills of South Dakota packs in the family fun with family-sized adventure with national parks, premier wildlife viewing and Western history. With five National Park sites all about an hour from each other, each is a top destination…
Protected since 1912, Custer State Park is known for some of North America’s top wildlife viewing. Nestled between the National Park sites of South Dakota, it is in the middle of the Black Hills. From hiking to boating to rock…
The Smoky Mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina offer travelers glorious scenery to explore along with attractions and entertainment venues. It is a year-round mountain destination and home to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Outdoor activities are some of…
In the U.S. Cold War against the USSR, two missileers stood guard, hidden in plain sight. Visitors to South Dakota can learn about a former missile launch facility and the Minuteman Missiles used to protect the U.S. Minutes east of…
Badlands National Park is one of several national park sites to visit while in the Black Hills. Along Interstate 80, It offers geological formations, wildlife viewing, history and dark skies programming. Start with a scenic drive, then follow up with…
Don’t miss the opportunity to head under the Black Hills. South Dakota features two caves within 31 miles of each other. Both National Park Service sites offer cave tours and are great for escaping the summertime heat. The Black Hills…
Mount Rushmore is the most visited National Memorial outside of Washington, DC. Located in the Black Hills, it is more than a road trip stop. Visitors can spend several hours exploring the area. South Dakota’s Mount Rushmore offers day and…