Known as the “Land of 10,000 Lakes”, Minnesota’s 11,842 lakes rack up more shoreline that all of the states of California, Florida and Hawaii combined. With so many bodies of water to explore, it’s no surprise that the state is packed with boat and fishing enthusiasts, with the highest ratio of boat owners in the …
With white stretches of sand on one side and high mountain ranges on the other, it’s no wonder that Maryland earned the nickname of “America in Miniature”. The state combines all of the best bits of the rest of the country, and has some of the most interesting and diverse cities in all of America. …
Friendly, welcoming Indiana doesn’t take much persuading to fall in love with. From rolling farmlands to stunning lakes, long stretches of sand to bustling industrial towns, the Hoosier State is a playground for nature and urban lovers alike. With locals who are more than happy to help, and haggle, Indiana is also one of America’s …
From the Grand Canyon to Monument Valley, Arizona is a Wild West state that was made to be explored. A paradise for road trippers, history buffs and outdoor fanatics, the state offers endless opportunities for activities. It’s also a unique place to pick up a bargain. From the vintage flea markets of the state’s busy …
It’s a state that’s rich in natural parks, scenic mountains, miles of white Gulf beaches, culture and, most notably, civil rights history, making it surprising to discover that Alabama is one the least visited states in America. Buck the trend and make this beautiful and diverse American state next on your bucket list. For visitors …
Located in the Southern USA, Mississippi is named after the river, which flows along the western border of the state. It is a state filled with history and culture, as well as having an excellent climate. In fact, it never really get much colder than 9°C in Mississippi, making it a year-round destination. Gambling is …
The small but perfectly formed state of Minnesota falls on the USA and Canadian border just east of Lake Superior. This is a genuinely diverse and naturally abundant state, did you know there are more than 10,000 lakes? Like, actual lakes! Not just really big puddles! Aside from Lake Superior, dear Minnesota can boast that …
Wisconsin is famous for being a cheese and beer wonderland. It is America’s largest cheese producer, with more than two billion pounds of cheese produced yearly. The beer industry employs more than sixty-thousand people America’s Dairyland is also known for big-time football, and the third-most successful football team calls this Midwest state home. In terms …
Maryland is the ninth smallest state in the U.S., but it varies wildly in terms of everything – the demographics, the weather, its geography, social-economic status, and so on. Small it may be, but the Old Line State is one of the busiest states due to its prosperous tourism trade and diverse economy. Indeed, it …
Drenched in beauty, filled with attractions, a thriving economy, and almost perfect weather, South Carolina is one of the best places to live. South Carolina is home to almost five million residents and continues to grow. With tropical beaches and sea islands, South Carolina lies in the southeast of the United States and has a …