In anticipation of its announcement of the Top Indie Travel Destinations for 2013 on Thursday, January 3, BootsnAll takes a look back to its Top 10 Destinations for 2011.
Tourist destinations can be overhyped, overpriced, and overcrowded, which is why Kristen Kuchar recommends nearby alternatives for travel in the States.
True nature lovers wanting to visit their tax dollars at work without all the crowds should consider visiting these national parks, which Cherrye Moore points out are not as popular as they probably should be.
From a frozen-in-time apothecary to a surprisingly fascinating homage to flour, Sara Gates recommends a selection of 15 smaller, quirkier American alternatives to the traditional museum-going experience.
After a long winter and a rainy spring, it's the hiking and outdoors season in the United States. Check out Adam Seper's list of 10 great places to hike in the United States and get out there and go!
Roy A. Barnes found out why the Mississippi Gulf Coast still offers a lot of natural beauty and feisty wildlife despite major disasters that have given the area unfair perceptions.
Anne Patrone recommends activities that that will entertain kids of all ages, ensuring that a Hawaii vacation with the younger members of your family doesn't mean your days will be spent at the kiddie pool.
Free summer entertainment is one of New York's best kept secrets. Sara Clarke fills you in on where to go, what to see, and how to have the most fun at this year's festivities.
Headed to Vegas but not all that thrilled about gambling? Justin Berg suggests things to do in and around Vegas that don't involve risking your hard-earned money.