travel

If you've never taken a road trip west of Illinois and had to spend hour upon hour traveling through what seems like an endless field of corn and wheat, then you've missed experiencing America's strange roadside attractions.

What would you be willing to do so your family could travel across America without having the money for hotels or places to stay? One Midwest guy built a tiny cabin on wheels so he and his wife could travel the country and they're completely self-sufficient in it.

If you love to swim or scuba dive, you have to check out Wazee Lake in Wisconsin this summer!

A rare moth that has not been seen for over 100 years was found in a passenger's bag arriving from the Philippines to Detroit Metropolitan Airport in Michigan.

If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind experience to have with your family this summer, look no further than Midwest Llama Packing in Wisconsin.!

There are only two places in the world to regularly and predictably view an ultra-rare lunar rainbow, also known as a moonbow, and one of them is in Kentucky.

Middlesboro, Kentucky is the only town in the United States that resides in the depression of a crater left after a meteor struck Earth millions of years ago.

If you have ever attempted to travel with a baby, you know how much gear you have to pack.

If you want to take your camping experience up a notch this summer, check out Smokey Hollow Campground in Lodi, Wisconsin!

Picture this...Mountain views, a private hot tub, a fully stocked pond to fish, and you are surrounded by the beautiful scenery in West Virginia. Did I mention that this amazing spot is a shipping container?