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A 15-foot-tall bronze statue of Superman towers over the town square in Metropolis, Ill., billed as the official hometown of Superman.kennel-questionsAn Amtrak train snakes through canyon land in the American West.train-ride-across-american-west

10 Tips for Traveling By Train

Traveling by train can be a fun and relaxing adventure. Make sure you have the best train traveling experience by following these tips.

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Tennessee’s Grand Canyon

Tennessee River Gorge among recreational water choices across state

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The U.S. Armory’s brick firehouse stands as a testament to a failed 1859 raid by abolitionist John Brown and his followers.

Why You Should Visit Harpers Ferry

History and recreation intersect in Harpers Ferry, W.Va.

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Linda Neeley (center) and a boatload of her family members raft the Yellowstone River in Montana. The Yellowstone rises in northwestern Wyoming, flows 692 miles and is the longest undammed river in the contiguous United States.

Best River Trips in America

Mosey downstream at 2 mph or run rapids in heart-pounding seconds

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Travel: Cruising 101

How to pick the right cruise line, destination and length of trip

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10 Must-See American Museums

National museums chronicle nation’s artistic, cultural, historic and scientific legacy

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The Money Museum: Take a Private Tour

Colorado museum houses rare and uncirculated coins worth millions of dollars

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Colonial Williamsburg, featuring the Governor’s Palace and gardens in Williamsburg, Va., are among historic treasures preserved for America by historical and prosperous people.

America’s Historic Destinations

Historic treasures preserved by prosperous people

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Tom Hendrix built a mile-long rock wall in northwest Alabama as a memorial to his great-great-grandmother, a Yuchi Indian who traveled the Trail of Tears.

Te-lah-nay’s Wall

Alabama man honors ancestor who traveled the Trail of Tears

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Step out of your comfort zone and relent to your wild side with a thrilling escape from the ordinary. Discover limitless possibilities whether hiking, camping, rock-climbing, rafting, kayaking, or even llama trekking. Opportunities to explore are available across our awe-inspiring American landscape from Big Sur to Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon to the Appalachian Trail. National and state parks also tend to have the best rates, so try searching the National Park Service online to choose the setting of your adventure.

Five Fresh Spring Break Destinations

Where to rejuvenate, give back, learn something new, get into nature or step out of your comfort zone

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Whale Watching in Dana Point

California town celebrates annual migration with Festival of Whales

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