In the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains in the literal backyard of Salt Lake City, Park City is a popular ski town which was shoved into the international spotlight when it hosted several events during the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. The city combines so... See more
Orlando is most famous for being the resort and theme park capital of the world, however, dare to spend a day or two away from the large crowds and long queues of Disney’s and Universal’s popular theme parks and be prepared to be amazed by how much more t... See more
Nicknamed the Equality State, Wyoming is in many ways still a frontier territory on the edge of the great unknown. Home to the smallest population of any state in the nation, Wyoming is as wide-open and remote as it gets in Continental United States, with... See more
The city of Newport in the small state of Rhode Island has long been a fascinating destination in the New England Region. Dating back to the 17th century, Newport is among the oldest cities in the United States and gained prominence throughout the country... See more
The most populated city in Northern California’s Placer County, Roseville is a culturally and historically rich destination in the Golden State that’s just an 18-mile (29 km) journey from the state’s capital city, Sacramento. Roseville forms part of the l... See more