Touring Tennessee whiskey distilleries is a great way to learn about Tennessee whiskey: how it’s produced, who produces it, and of course, what it tastes like. Whiskey production has long been part of Tennessee tradition, ever since Scottish and Irish immigrants moved to Tennessee and brought their distilling practices with them. The prohibition movement happened, … Continue Reading
There is something magical with hot springs in the US and around the world. Whether you’re just amazed at how jaw-droppingly beautiful the hot springs and its backdrops look like, or marveling at how Magma (from way below the surface of the earth) heats this water and creates thermal spring at temperatures substantially higher than … Continue Reading
The waterfalls in Ohio are rarely recommended as go-to tourist destinations, since Cedar Point, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and National Museum of the US Air Force are usually squeezed into itineraries before anything else. But if you don’t have much budget, want to do something new, or you’re looking for a day-trip destination … Continue Reading
Maine, especially Southern Maine, is known for its gorgeous beaches, but did you know that there are more than 6,000 lakes in Maine? But Maine actually offers a unique, diverse natural setting. Aside from the beaches, there are dense pine forests, vast wilderness areas, sweeping mountain ranges, sparkling waterways, and glacial rivers, with its world-class … Continue Reading
The Sonoran Desert, saguaro cactus, and the Grand Canyon. These are normally the first things that you think of when talking about Arizona. Not that the Grand Canyon isn’t a bucket-list-worthy destination, but there are hundreds of gorgeous lakes in Arizona that are worth spending your vacation. The majority of the lakes in Arizona are … Continue Reading
There are over 230 waterfalls in Oregon, but here are the best 21 Portland, Oregon waterfalls to get you started.
Whether you’re planning a trip to NYC and would love to know all the things to do in Central Park, or if you’re actually living in NYC, but haven’t had the chance to explore in years, this post is definitely for you. Central Park may only be the fifth-largest park in New York, but it … Continue Reading
When most people think about Colorado, they automatically think of vast mountain landscapes. They’re not wrong, but aside from mountains, Colorado has plenty of lakes and reservoirs. In fact, there are more than 1,500 publicly owned lakes in Colorado with a surface area of 10 acres or more. Colorado has some of the most varied … Continue Reading
Arkansas, The Natural State, is home to over 2,400 lakes. Read about the best lakes in Arkansas and plan your visit soon!