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There’s no question that Arizona is an amazing place to live. We have incredible landscapes, great weather (most of the time), and few disasters or dangers to worry about. However, there are some things that make life here just a little bit better. Here are some of our top choices for what most Arizonans would have a difficult time living without. The perfect, preferred hiking trail. Take A Hike Arizona/Flickr Whether it is a trail close to home, a rarely traveled one, or something that just makes an easy nature walk, most Arizonans have a favorite trail....

Bucket lists… do you have one? If you answered yes, keep reading, as we need to compare notes. If you answered no, begin one today with these 18 things in Denver that you must do before you die. 1.) Jam out to your favorite band at Red Rocks. Flickr/messycupcakes 2.) Fancy a spot of tea at the Brown Palace. Flickr/Dave & Margie Hill / Kleerup 3.) Pay tribute to Colorado’s western roots by attending the National Western Stock Show....

Do you long for a simpler time when restaurants were adorned in chrome, nightclubs blasted disco, and skating in short shorts was the norm? Long no more, as Denver is home to these 8 rad and retro places that are guaranteed to transport you back in time: 1.) Fifty-Two 80’s (Denver Southwest) Yelp/Bob L. Children of the 80’s: This awesome shop is for you! Whether you’re wanting trolls, Saved by the Bell action figures, or even A-Team comics, you will find it here at Fifty-Two 80’s....

Boston is a city rich with history, and there’s plenty about its past that’s common knowledge. But what about all of those facts about the city that aren’t as well known? Here are 8 little known facts about Beantown. Boston is home to the oldest U.S. public park. Flickr/Doug Kerr Boston Common was created all the way back in 1634. Happy hours are outlawed. Flickr/Tim Sackton Happy hours have been banned in Massachusetts since 20-year-old Kathleen Barry was killed in a drunk driving accident in 1984....

We know there are some offensive jokes out there about Oklahomans and we don’t want to go down that path, so we searched the internet to find a few that were actually a bit funny. Jeff Foxworthy sure had a great time making fun of us Okies, so we went with a few of his best…cause they are pretty funny. Jumper Cables. flickr/steve crane If you carry jumper cables in your car and your wife knows how to use them, you may live in Oklahoma....

Though there are things to enjoy about living in New England in each season, most New Englanders would agree that there’s something extra special about autumn. From amazing fall festivals, foliage hikes and even foliage train rides, the attractions are endless. While there are many wonderful places to enjoy the season in Rhode Island, one historic village offers tons of great seasonal activities that definitely should not be missed. Historic Wickford Village is found in the charming town of North Kingstown in South County....

For years, something bizarre has been happening on Florida’s Spoil Island. This footage by YouTube user “Don Yackel” highlights an incredibly bizarre phenomenon involving a beautiful island and a large number of mysterious, abandoned vessels. Nicknamed the “Island of Misfit Boats,” the shores of this isle have been accumulating abandoned vessels for quite some time. YouTube/Don Yackel The island is managed by Florida’s fish and wildlife agency, which has removed many of the abandoned boats....

Sometimes you need to get away from it all, but you don’t have the time or energy to take a full vacation. You can still get a satisfying experience close to home in the little town of Fayetteville, West Virginia. It was named one of the coolest small towns in America by Budget Travel Magazine. Here’s how to make the most of your day. Start your day with breakfast at the Cathedral Cafe....

Since 1985, Gaines Ridge Dinner Club has been serving the Camden area delicious food in an inviting atmosphere. This popular restaurant is located in an 1820s antebellum home, and it’s one of the oldest structures standing in the area today. Gaines Ridge Dinner Club is well known for its ghosts. That’s right. GHOSTS. Several guests have reported hearing the screams of a woman and constant cries of a baby. Many have even reported the aroma of pipe smoke, even though nobody had been smoking in the house....

In the Northwest quadrant of DC, the bustling neighborhood of Georgetown is a popular neighborhood with residents and tourists. The neighborhood was founded in 1751, making it the oldest neighborhood in Georgetown. You will love spending time in the most charming neighborhood in Washington DC. Georgetown is a mix of a busy businesses, gorgeous views, historic buildings, art galleries, fun parks and beautiful residential streets. Flickr/ehpien Walk down M Street, Georgetown’s main drag to enjoy shopping at retail stores and trendy boutiques....

If you are curious about the legend of the Crying Woman of Grady Hill, this is for you. There are so many versions of this legend, but we tried to compile all of the information we’ve gathered about it. Just be careful if you are traveling between Zwolle and Many—as there are some hauntings in that area. Outside the town of Zwolle and Many, there is a unique legend that haunts this area....

Here in New Hampshire we’re all counting down to spring, when we can get outside, smell the flowers, and visit some of New Hampshire’s absolutely beautiful farms. In one place, all of those things combine for a completely unique experience. This New Hampshire lavender farm will take your breath away. At Laromay Lavender in Hollis you can enjoy stunning scenery and get some home-made New Hampshire products that will keep you at ease....

If you venture into a forest in Irish Hills, you will come across a long-forgotten roadside attraction with the most unusual features. As if ripped from a Jurassic Park sequel, you’ll encounter gigantic sculptures of dinosaurs, now severely weathered by years of abandonment. Yes, this is the Prehistoric Forest. First opened in the early 1960s, this strange place closed in 1999. Take a glimpse of what this place once was and the aging monsters that remain....

As a kid, going through a car wash can be a thrilling or scary experience. The swirling mops and hanging curtains of rubber is enough to make you feel like you’re in the belly of a beast. Visiting this abandoned car wash in Baltimore might even creep out a grownup. Read on to learn more about the site, and check out the fascinating video YouTube channel Dan Bell / Film It captured at this abandoned car wash....

If I’ve learned anything over my past few years in Indiana, it’s that some of the most unforgettable restaurants in the state can be found in the smallest, tiny towns. Small town Indiana has some of the most charming stores and boutiques, and of course, the best hidden restaurants. If you’re looking for another restaurant you’ve never heard of to add to your Indiana bucket list, you simply can’t top this tiny town restaurant…...

Have you ever wondered what Utah looked like before you were born? It’s changed a lot, just in the last few decades, so imagine what it was like 65 years ago! This rare footage appears to be a video for the tourism trade. It shows our beautiful state as it looked in the 1950s – with fewer people and more primitive technology, but with the same gorgeous mountains, lakes and national parks we still enjoy today....

Imagine something warm, flaky, and buttery. Got it pictured? I hope it’s a biscuit, because that’s what we’ve been searching for! The best biscuits in America can be found right here in Kansas, at a family owned restaurant I encourage you to visit. Biscuits. A staple of Kansas meals everywhere (especially breakfast!), biscuits are best when homemade, but there’s not many places open still that make them that way. This place has been open since 1989, and every day they’ve been dedicated to their customers....

There has been a bit of whimsy peppering the city of Atlanta for the past couple of years, and truth be told, if you’re not looking for it you probably will walk right on by. Atlanta, Georgia is covered with tiny doors. These tiny doors have been perfectly constructed and added to secret spots throughout the city, in hopes to inspire more curiosity and wonder within the Atlanta community. Maybe you have seen a few and thought nothing of it, but for those of you who have wondered about these tiny little doors, this is your chance to be inspired....

It doesn’t matter how old you are—when you spot a toy store, you can’t help but feel a little excited. And when you need to feel a little nostalgic, there’s no better place to go. The next time you’re in Bozeman, stop by The Great Rocky Mountain Toy Company at 111 East Main Street and check out their massive collection of specialty toys. The toy store has been in business since 1992 and a part of Bozeman’s Main Street since 2010....

If you’ve been an avid reader of Only In New York or just happen to have the memory of an elephant, then there’a a good chance that you remember us mentioning how up in the Adirondacks there are stunning seaplane rides that will show you this region in a whole new way. Roughly an hour north of the town of Long Lake where you can find charming seaplanes, the historic town of Lake Placid is where you’ll find Adirondack Scenic Flights flying out of every day....