North America

Articles in North America

By 40skydiver 1 comments
Houston offers so many outings and attractions. You will need some extra time to pack it all in visiting this great city... more »
By Zach Chouteau 1 comments
Founded in 1741 by Moravians and named “Bethlehem” on Christmas Eve of that year, Pennsylvania’s Eastern star has blossomed from its humble roots to become fondly known as America’s Christmas City. Each holiday season, Bethlehem’s streets become ... more »
By Zach Chouteau 1 comments
Often towering over 300 feet tall and with a lifespan of up to 2,200 years, California’s Redwood trees are one of the world's most amazing natural wonders. One of the best places to marvel at the beauty of these gentle giants is the San Francisco ... more »
By Zach Chouteau 1 comments
It may be called “Sin City,” but Las Vegas offers tons of fun and wholesome activities for families if you plan ahead and hit the right spots. Here are some tips for navigating your next visit to Vegas with the kids... more »
By Zach Chouteau 0 comments
The Berkshires of Western Massachusetts are a superb skiing destination, with slopes available for all experience levels—especially beginner and intermediate—and within reasonable driving distance of Boston, New York and Hartford. A host of ... more »
By Zach Chouteau 1 comments
Graced with a mild, Mediterranean climate, the San Francisco Bay Area is overflowing with gardens galore for plant lovers to enjoy—and one of the cities boasting the best array of gardens—is Berkeley, in the East Bay. Here are some of the best ... more »
By LyzB 0 comments
Iowa is a state full of interesting eccentricities, but it is located in the Midwest, so no one brags about them. They just smile and offer you another lemon bar when you complain about how boring it is there. Because, real Iowans know the truth... more »
By Zach Chouteau 1 comments
Alaska’s capital is a refreshing blend of small city and big country, a bustling little port pinned between the waterfront and the steep inclines of Mount Juneau and Mount Roberts. Though diminutive in size, you’ll still find a hot nightlife, ... more »
By Zach Chouteau 1 comments
While ‘Paris in the spring’ might be the epitome of charm to many, Manhattan in the fall isn’t half-bad either. The often-stifling summer heat is over, colorful foliage fills the trees in the city’s many parks and along its alamedas, and the air ... more »
By Zach Chouteau 0 comments
Canada’s capital city is a regal destination with a European flavor and plenty to see and do. From captivating cultural attractions to enchanting architecture to attractive outdoor fun that runs throughout the four seasons, this is a diverse ... more »
By Zach Chouteau 0 comments
Only a few hours drive northwest from Manhattan lie the Catskills, a large and lovely haven of mountainous outdoor wonders that truly seem a world away. This wooded escape offers a wide range of accommodations, and plenty to do as well. Whether ... more »
By Zach Chouteau 0 comments
Travelers to the eastern realms of the San Francisco Bay Area should consider skipping the everyday attractions and delving into the unknown treasures. From hidden parks boasting unusual public artwork to a treasure trove of snakes and reptiles, ... more »
By NYLady 0 comments
Staying in New York City can be prohibitively expensive, and many people avoid traveling there because of the high cost of hotel rooms. Finding a hostel can often cut the cost of staying in New York by at least by 50 percent, often more than ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
People don't often think about going to the beach in a land-locked state, but, surprisingly, Utah has a number of quiet beaches. Here are a few to look for... more »
By Larry Fitzgibbon 1 comments
It's always good to know where you are going. This guide will provide you useful information on how to locate Demand Media's office... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
Although Delaware is the second smallest state in the United States, it definitely has an important place in the Union. The first state to officially ratify the Constitution, Delaware is steeped in important early American history... more »
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Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, a classic Midwestern resort community located on the shores of the Geneva Lake, was originally established as an enclave of summer homes for wealthy Chicagoans. Known as "the Newport of the Midwest," Lake Geneva offers ... more »
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Put down the Blackberry, step away from the cellphone and pick up a fishing pole, a golf club or an oar and begin a new adventure. Majestic scenery and endless golf greens, good eating and luxury accommodations make Lake Toxaway, North Carolina, ... more »
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Known as the "Water Park Capitol of the World," Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin is a premier family destination. Located in south central Wisconsin, the town boasts exciting attractions and activities that attract 2 1/2 million visitors a year from ... more »
By LilacGirl 23 comments
Oregon has some of the most beautiful places and people in the United States. Oregon also has plenty of the mysterious and the bizarre to thrill, amaze, amuse, or just plain make you smile at the sheer wackiness of it all. For those of you who ... more »
By David Sarokin 0 comments
Online newspaper archives are an amazing source for historical research. Whether you are looking for information on cowboys and Indians, outlaws or heroes, famous people, world-changing events, day-you-were-born headlines, everyday items like ... more »
By David Sarokin 0 comments
Online newspaper archives are an amazing source for historical research. Whether you are looking for information on cowboys and Indians, outlaws or heroes, famous people, world-changing events, day-you-were-born headlines, everyday items like ... more »
By LilacGirl 8 comments
There are some mighty strange sights to see out there in The United States of America, everything from the Bigfoot Museum in NW California to Carhenge; a replica of Stonehenge made from American cars instead of giant stones. Carhenge is located ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 2 comments
Seattle is a wonderful city for residents and visitors, but it can sometimes be difficult to navigate. Despite congested traffic and expensive parking, there are ways to get around Seattle on the cheap - with or without your own set of wheels... more »
By Desula 9 comments
I've never been to Hawaii but I'm planning my trip. My parents have been twice and my Dad (normally calm, normally gentle and sweet) loved to tell me how when he and Mom went to Hawaii, he got lei-d... more »