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Like the rest of the country, Coloradans have had to get creative during the Covid-19 pandemic to stay both safe and sane during these uncertain times. During the warm summer and fall months, outdoor dining became the norm for most bars and restaurants, but since winter is looming its head, businesses have had to re-evaluate once again, leading places like the iconic My Brother’s Bar in Denver to set up private outdoor igloos for its patrons:...

Minnesota is home to many expansive forests. In fact, the state is covered in more than 17 million acres of forested land, according to the USDA. Each of these areas is filled with hiking trails, campsites, and thousands upon thousands of beautiful, clean lakes. But there are some forests that have a few more hidden secrets. For example, Superior National Forest in northern Minnesota plays host to an unforgettable watering hole....

This weekend and next, prepare for some bone-chilling fun when you pay a visit to a terrifying, haunted drive-thru to celebrate Halloween. Produced by the Shakori Hills Community Arts Center in Pittsboro, the Haunted Hills Terror Drive is a sure bet for a socially-distant evening of yells and spells and is one the whole family can enjoy. Be sure you have your most stoic of drivers behind the wheel. This is one drive where composure is of the utmost importance....

When it comes to comfort food, it doesn’t get more wholesome than a plate of steaming hot fried chicken. And no, we’re not talking about KFC. Hiding out in Las Vegas is an unassuming eatery known as Gritz Cafe. It may not look super fancy or anything, but rest assured that the Southern cuisine is some of the best on this side of the Mississippi. You can’t go wrong with their famous fried chicken, but you may just want to try one of everything!...

Head to Sandusky’s Market, an old-fashioned market and seed garden in Pryor, Oklahoma. It’s a small town shop where you’ll find everything from local honey to garden seeds to local musicians playing music in the middle of the store and it’s definitely worth a trip to check it out. Keep scrolling to learn more about this charming Oklahoma market. Sandusky’s Market is a great place to go when looking for local goods, seeds, flowers, and more....

Aside from the gorgeous foliage and maple syrup, what are some other things that come to mind when you think of Vermont? Did you know that Haystack Mountain Trail is a great option to take in stunning views including a valley, lake, and beautiful wildflowers? So, how about heading to the southern part of the state to experience Vermont from a completely different vantage point? To reach this hike, head to 184 Upper Dam Rd, Wilmington, VT 05363....

New England, Vermont especially, is known worldwide for old, picturesque covered bridges. There’s something so attractive and comely about covered bridges. From the way they accompany the bucolic rolling hills and landscapes you often find them in, to the historic and charming importance they have with locals and visitors alike, Vermont would certainly not be the same without them. To commemorate these quintessential Vermont landmarks, let’s take a look at the longest covered bridge in Vermont, the Cornish-Windsor Bridge, which crosses the Connecticut River and is an impressive 449 feet in length and over 150 years old....

For some, thrifting is an occasional hobby — but for others, it’s a passion. No matter which category you’re in, you’ll be impressed by the selection at Nostalgia Antiques & Collectibles. This long-standing local gem has three floors of treasures, and you’ll never know what you’ll find on the shelves. Nostalgia Antiques & Collectibles is located on the East Side of Providence. Nostalgia Antiques And Collectibles Store / Facebook The shop opens daily at 11 a....

Southern California is filled with many charming towns that offer delightful main streets perfect for an afternoon or evening stroll. But perhaps the most charming town of all is this destination tucked inside a historic district that will take you straight back to the past. With its old barn-style buildings and wooden boardwalks, this SoCal main street is one of our favorite places to visit. Looking for one of SoCal’s best main streets?...

If you’re looking for a great place to spend the day with your family, plan a trip to the Cheyenne Botanical Garden, where you’ll find the best children’s garden in Wyoming. The Paul Smith Village is a kid’s paradise and you’re sure to have a great time at this pleasant play place. The beautiful Cheyenne Botanical Garden is one of the most breathtaking places in Wyoming, and you’ll find a fun children’s oasis here, too....

Are you still planning fun and family-friendly activities for the summer? If you have a pirate enthusiast or two, there’s a riverboat cruise you’ll want to take before the season ends. Pirates of The Ohio Cruise, hosted by BB Riverboats in Newport, Kentucky—just over the river from Cincinnati—is the perfect way to embrace a summer day and have some fun with the whole family. If you’ve yet to take a river cruise over the mighty Ohio River, you’ll want to add this one to your bucket list....

Step up and take a well-deserved bow, Pittsburgh! Pittsburgh recently made it onto Hotwire’s list of top U.S. cities for a quick getaway, coming in ahead of both Miami and Cincinnati. Whether you live a half an hour, a few hours, or a day away, you’ll find there’s something to do for everyone in Pittsburgh, making it a perfect and an affordable getaway. Hotwire recently announced its tops cities for a “quickie getaway,” dividing cities by category – big cities, mid-sized cities, small towns, and itty-bitty cities....

Exploring Pennsylvania never gets dull, especially when our destination is Gettysburg. Even if you’ve been to Gettysburg a dozen times, you’re sure to discover something new the next time you’re in town. For a really fun and a really unique way to see Gettysburg, join a bike tour with Gettysbikes in Pennsylvania. With its motto “pedal through the past,” Gettysbike Tours hosts several bike tours that offer visitors the opportunity to get a unique view of the town perhaps best known as the site of…...

Visiting an apple orchard during the fall season is a popular tradition for many families, but have you ever considered spending the night at one? Philo Apple Farm is an organic farm that proudly boasts a diverse selection of apples and apple products. The self-service farmstand is open year-round and makes it easy to quickly pick up some of their delicious homegrown apples, but the farm also doubles as a getaway destination....

It’s that time of year again – the sunflowers are blooming! North Dakota is one of the leading producers of sunflowers in the United States, and they’re blooming right now. If you love seeing the massive golden fields, you’ll want to grab your camera and jump in the car. They won’t be around forever, so now is the time to take them in. Here’s everything you need to know about seeing sunflower fields in North Dakota:...

Summer and cold beer go together like, well, summer and sunshine. And recently, Providence’s beloved Federal Taphouse & Kitchen opened back up for indoor dining after months of being takeout only. And not only does this spot have over 50 craft beers on their menu, but their food happens to be delicious. The Federal Taphouse & Kitchen is located on historic Federal Hill in Providence. Jeff Cabral / Google Even in a city like Providence, with such a fantastic dining scene, this place can hold its own....

Now that it’s officially the Christmas season, it’s time to set aside some time to go enjoy some holiday lights. You can’t go wrong at the Upstate Holiday Lights Show at the Greenville Pickens Speedway in Easley! We may not have a white Christmas here in South Carolina, but we can enjoy the holiday season to the fullest, with or without a little of the white stuff on the ground....

When most people think of Wyoming, the first things to come to mind are mountains, alpine lakes, enormous reservoirs, and wild, scenic rivers. One of the most overlooked features of the state is the Red Desert in Wyoming. Not only is there a large desert in the Cowboy State, it’s one of the coolest places you can plan to visit! This desert is home to some pretty incredible natural features such as the Great Divide Basin, a unique endorheic basin and the Killpecker Sand Dunes....

Frozen waterfalls, geysers, and mountains – oh my! Enjoy some of the best winter scenery in the West with a guided snowmobile tour through the Teton Valley. This unique experience allows adventurers to see some of Eastern Idaho’s most inspiring scenery in full winter glory, and it’s a serious blast from start to finish. Make this winter one to remember and check it out! Blast across a glorious winter landscape where you can take in the sight of snow-capped trees and mountains....

It’s not a secret to anyone that finding five-star food in NYC isn’t hard, however, finding truly authentic Italian food isn’t so easy. This neighborhood restaurant in West Village is serving up some of the most authentic, traditional Italian fare in New York, and visiting is a whole dining experience in itself. Via Carota is a rustic canteen that serves up unforgettable food in an atmosphere that can’t be beat. Surrounded by antiques and vintage furniture, you’ll be feeling like you’ve transported straight to Italy....