It's time to start planning your next Summer vacation. And with a size of 3.8 million square miles, the United States has you covered when it comes to travel and adventure. From majestic national parks and awe-inspiring natural wonders to vivacious metropolitan cities or serene seaside towns, whatever you're in the mood for, America is packed with options that will satisfy your craving. So, go ahead — pack your bags. We've combed through each state in search of epic travel destinations. All you have to do is decide where to go and how to get there!
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Located on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico, Orange Beach is the perfect place for some rest and relaxation. In addition to the fiery orange sunrises, this breathtaking shoreline welcomes visitors with sugary white sand, turquoise blue water, and plenty of fun-in-the-sun activities.
Not only is Glacier Bay part of a 25-million acre World Heritage Site, but it is also considered one of the best things to do in Alaska. From hiking and biking to boating and fishing, this national park is a pool of adventures. Daily boat trips are also offered so you can get an up-close view of the stunning glaciers.
Known as the most-visited and most-photographed slot canyon in the American Southwest, Antelope Canyon will quench any thirst for wanderlust. With a 0.6-mile trail looping around the canyon, all skill levels are encouraged to come explore this spectacular work of art created by Mother Nature.
Once you arrive in Eureka Springs, you'll quickly realize why it has historically been called the "Little Switzerland of America." With its alpine character and winding streets that weave throughout the steep hills, there is no doubt this peaceful town is filled to the brim with charm. And how could we forget to mention Eureka Springs has its very own funnel cake factory!?
So much enchantment awaits in this "Land of the Giants." While most people come to discover the supersize sequoia trees, there is a plethora of canyons, mountains, lakes, and waterfalls waiting to be explored as well in this national park.
If you're a lover of the Wild West, Steamboat Springs will be your kind of party. The town's annual Hot Air Balloon Rodeo and Art in the Park festival takes place each Summer, featuring a wide range of fun-shaped balloons. Chances are you'll leave this good time humming the lyrics to Will Smith's "Wild Wild West."
