Travel

Being as though it was the sixth state to enter the union and Plymouth is the site of the first settlement of Pilgrims, Massachusetts is heavily sprinkled with historical importance. … Read more

New York has no shortage of things to see and do. While New York City is one of the state’s main attractions for obvious reasons, it’s certainly not the only reason … Read more

Although Vermont is the 43rd smallest state in the US, within its 9600 square miles, there’s a lot that makes it special. And it’s not all maple syrup (although it’s … Read more

What the state of New Hampshire lacks in size and population, it makes up for in its outdoor recreation, which includes winter skiing at 19 resorts and hiking within its … Read more

Known as the land of 10,000 lakes, Minnesota is an outdoor recreation paradise.  Lakes range from small to great including one of the Great Lakes, Lake Superior with 32,000 square … Read more

While the Big Sky State is the fourth largest in the U.S., it only ranks 45th for population thanks to an abundance of undeveloped land including open plains and towering mountain … Read more

Idaho is nicknamed the Gem State with over 240 minerals that have been identified in the state.  The state is also associated with potatoes since Idaho has the perfect growing … Read more

The second-to-last state to enter the Union is one of the most interesting to visit.  With more than 600 glaciers, like Mendenhall Glacier, eight national parks, like Denali National Park, … Read more

California is famous for many reasons – home to Hollywood glamour, Silicon Valley technology, miles of stunning coastline, Napa Valley wines and the ancient Redwood forests. The state has a … Read more