Tucked into the western corner of North Carolina is a place that almost defies description: lofty mountains, deep gorges, and an almost endless supply of moving water. The result is a collection of waterfalls unrivaled in any other part of North America. In all, the Brevard area is home to over 250 cascades of every imaginable size, shape, and degree of jaw-dropping beauty. Better yet, these waterfalls populate over 100,000 acres of public lands that are not just prime for waterfall hunting, but for every other conceivable outdoor adventure as well – hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, hor ..read more

Surprise, Arizona is a beautiful Sonoran-desert community surrounded by mountain park lands. The gorgeous landscape sets the stage for the city’s vibrant sports and recreation scene, growing arts community and fantastic restaurants! It’s the perfect place to “Find your Surprise!” Located in the Phoenix-Metro area, the city’s year-round sunny climate makes it the ideal place for outdoor recreation, and it abounds here! Surprise boasts one of the largest public tennis and racquet complexes in the Southwest including 25 tennis courts, two racquetball courts, a table tennis room, clubhouse and eve ..read more

For adventurers looking to venture beyond the Grand Canyon, there’s a place that holds its own list of must-see and must-experience destinations: Page, Arizona. Page is best known as being home to some of the most photogenic spots in the world. Horseshoe Bend is one of the most iconic landmarks of the Southwest and Arizona. Located in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, this site offers breathtaking views of the Colorado River flowing around a sandstone canyon. The trail to the overlook is only a 10 minute drive from uptown Page and is a 1.5-mile round trip which is family-friendly and welc ..read more

Franklin & Nantahala are the perfect blend of secluded vacation and small-town life. Centrally located to the Great Smoky Mountains and the Blue Ridge Parkway, offering visitors the perfect base camp to venture out and explore nature’s paradise. That’s why we call our area Your Gateway to Adventure! Tucked away in the mountains of western North Carolina, Franklin & Nantahala are two communities that work together to offer visitors a myriad of ways to get outside and explore the many bounties of the Nantahala National Forest. The Mountain Waters Scenic Byway will take you through the Cu ..read more

Whether you plan to bundle up and head outside or stay warm and cozy indoors this winter season, Cambridge, MA has you covered! A train, plane or car ride can easily transport you to Cambridge, which is located on the opposite bank of the Charles River from Boston and approximately six miles from Boston Logan Airport. Once here, get ready to experience Cambridge’s eclectic energy, world-class museums, historic sites, diverse restaurants, small boutiques plus an incredible live music scene all within our quaint neighborhoods and famous “Squares.” Cover all that with a blanket of snow from Mothe ..read more

Located just an hour west from Washington DC, Jefferson County, West Virginia is an increasingly popular getaway destination for city dwellers, outdoor adventurers, and lovers of history. Known for the saga of John Brown and Harpers Ferry Historic National Park, this piece of “almost heaven” is the most popular destination in the mountain state. As the days grow colder, the action starts to heat up at River Riders Family Adventure Park which transforms into Snow Riders in the winter months. This new snow tubing park features 12 lanes and is the longest tubing slope on the east coast at almost ..read more

Nestled along the picturesque shores of the Atlantic, the city of New Bedford, Massachusetts, is a charming seaport city that seamlessly weaves together its rich maritime history, vibrant culture, and burgeoning food scene. As you stroll along the cobblestone streets and breathe in the salty sea air, you’ll find yourself immersed in a tapestry of flavors, traditions, and stories that make this small coastal city a “see-worthy” destination for food, history, and art enthusiasts alike. Historic Maritime Legacy Once hailed as the “Whaling City,” New Bedford’s maritime history is deeply etched int ..read more

Located on the Tennessee River where Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi meet, sits the rural southern paradise of Hardin County, Tennessee. There’s plenty to see and do, exploring Hardin County’s endless adventure of fishing, boating, hiking, water-loving, nature-walking, catfish-dining options! Sitting idyllically on the banks of the Tennessee, is the town of Savannah, boasting as the catfish capital of the world. This county seat is home to an abundance of family friendly parks, historic homes, and the leading national manufacturer of hushpuppies and southern side dishes. Yum!  Savanna ..read more

With accolades like “10 best spots for a weekend getaway in the South” and “One of America’s Best New Food Destinations,” friends, couples and families will find a fun culinary and cultural getaway in the Capital City/Lake Murray, South Carolina region. It’s located in the central part of the Palmetto State, anchored by Columbia and the counties of Richland, Lexington, Newberry and Saluda, with convenient access from Interstates I-77, I-20 and I-26. Around the lively capital of Columbia and the delightful smaller towns, some named after the counties, you’ll find gardens and museums, wineries ..read more

Located just an hour south of Atlanta and within easy driving distance from Columbus, Ga.; Tallahassee, Fla.; and Birmingham, Ala., LaGrange, Ga. offers travelers a reprieve from the pace of city life among the town’s wonderland of stunning colors and fall foliage. LaGrange is the perfect destination for those craving a small-town getaway in a vibrant community with rich history and an array of exciting events and attractions. Downtown LaGrange An easygoing escape for families, couples and solo travelers, LaGrange’s charming downtown is home to local restaurants, coffee shops, unique boutiques ..read more