Marie 
Long Island isn’t just about beaches, bagels, and battling traffic on the LIE—it’s also home to some of the dreamiest small towns you’ll ever find. We’re talking about waterfront villages where sailboats drift by, and cozy downtowns filled with mom-and-pop shops. Then there are hidden spots that feel like a mini vacation just an hour … Read more
Cruising up the Central California coast is like flipping through the pages of a storybook—every turn reveals something totally unexpected. One minute, you’re wandering through a European-style village filled with windmills and Danish pastries. Next, you’re watching elephant seals bicker on the beach, hiking to a hidden waterfall, or biting into a burger so good, … Read more
Rolling mountains, hidden waterfalls, and the kind of small towns that make you want to drop everything and move to the countryside—the Catskills have it all. This is the perfect road trip for anyone who loves epic hikes, quirky roadside stops, and food so good you’ll start planning your next meal before you even finish … Read more
Think Texas is all flat land and barbecue? Think again—right around Dallas-Fort Worth, there’s tons of hidden waterfalls and secret swimming holes you’d never expect. You’ll be leaping off cliffs into clear pools, hiking trails to peaceful falls, and snapping selfies in spots that feel like they belong miles from any big city. This road … Read more
If you’re looking for a road trip with jaw-dropping views and plenty of “wow, is this real life?” moments, then get ready. Today you’re about to chase some seriously epic waterfalls through New York’s Finger Lakes. This region is packed with waterfalls that range from gentle, hidden cascades to thundering giants taller than Niagara. Some … Read more
Texas is packed with lakes—big ones, famous ones, the ones everyone and their grandma knows about. But if you’re up for a little adventure, there’s a ton of secret lakes hiding across the state that few people know about. We’re talking about quiet, tree-lined waters perfect for a peaceful paddle and remote reservoirs where the … Read more
California is home to some really big things. We’re talking trees so tall they seem to disappear into the sky, trunks wider than your living room, and branches that have been around since before the Roman Empire. From misty coastal forests to sunny mountain groves, California has some of the most mind-blowing giant trees on … Read more
When most people think of the Adirondacks, they picture Lake Placid or Lake George, but there’s way more to explore in this massive mountain region. Scattered between the lakes, forests, and winding back roads are small towns packed with history, outdoor adventures, and local spots that most people drive right past. Some have incredible hiking … Read more
New York City is packed with history, but not all of it is buried in the past—some of it still lingers in the shadows. From grand old mansions to hidden alleyways, eerie bridges to legendary hotels, the city is full of places where strange things happen. People have reported flickering lights, ghostly footsteps, and figures … Read more
New York is famous for its skyscrapers, pizza, and beautiful scenery—but hidden between all that are some seriously weird places you’d never expect to find. There’s a street where cars roll uphill, a beach covered in century-old trash, and even a traffic light that had to be flipped upside down because people kept breaking it. … Read more