Berkeley is home to UC Berkeley, one of the finest academic institutions in the world so it is no surprise that it is often referred to as the ‘Athens of the West’. Over the years, the city has served as a hub […]
Lafayette is located in Cajun Country in Southwestern Louisiana, being the fourth most populous city in the state. The city was founded in 1821 under the name of Vermontville. Among so many interesting places in the United States, it is a pleasant […]
Being equally distant from St. Louis and Kansas City, Columbia is located in Boone County, central Missouri. It rests upon the Missouri River valley, where the forested hills of the Ozark Mountains turn into savanna and plains. Interestingly, Columbia is the fastest-growing […]
Also referred to as the Maple City, Goshen is located in the northern part of Indiana, near the Michigan border, nicknamed as Michiana. Goshen is your typical small town with just over 30,000 friendly inhabitants and a large Amish community.
Being so […]
Carlsbad is a city in New Mexico often referred to as “The pearl of the Pecos”, surrounded by the Chihuahuan desert, this picturesque city is outdoor heaven. With many public spaces like the Lake Carlsbad Beach park for swimming and water skiing, […]
A visit to the heartland of Texas (founded in 1849 by the Huaco Indians) is an experience that offers a plethora of indoor and outdoor excursions. Perhaps you’ve heard of Waco if you’re into reality TV (think home renovations) or maybe you’re simply […]
Along the eastern coast of the Kenai Peninsula and at the head of the Resurrection Bay, the small town of Seward, is located just 127 miles south of Anchorage. It is also the end point of the famous Seward Highway route.
Most […]
Any avid lover of the outdoors will feel right at home in Johnson City, Tennessee.
Though it’s has city in the name, it’s a lot more suburban than you may initially assume. This breathtaking city located almost on the border of North Carolina is […]
Greensboro became the “Gate City” back in 1891 because of the large number of trains arriving in the city per day, around 60 in total. However, this reputation came after a turbulent time in the city’s history, mainly due to its role […]
Located in Western Los Angeles County, Malibu is nicknamed “the Bu” by locals and surfers drawn to the pristine beaches that surround the city. There is a reason behind the ‘21 miles of scenic beauty’ signs proudly hung up around the city.
While it is more commonly […]