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Spot whales and walk the ocean floor in New Brunswick’s uncrowded summer resort town.

An ever-expanding roster of locavore restaurants and chefs have turned this city into a beacon of sustainable dining.

Find an affordable alternative to Portland in this small mid-coast town that offers culture, seaside heritage, and a world-famous lobster festival.

This southern Vermont town offers a strong art scene and rural charms close to the site of the annual Marlboro Chamber Music Festival.

With new museums and riverfront projects, the city is finding new ways to celebrate its international history.

The foothills of Idaho offer a low-key alternative to flashy Jackson Hole, offering the same dramatic scenery and outdoor adventures without the fuss.

Best known as a college town, Wisconsin’s progressive capital city is also home to notable architecture and art, as well as an emerging culinary scene.

South Carolina's coastal city offers a growing surf scene and a host of other beachy activities.

Thanks to the upcoming Olympic Games, there’s a host of new opportunities for cycling, mountain biking, jogging, and even white-water rafting around the metropolis.

There’s new development and a growing tourist scene here, but this Baja Peninsula haven for surfers and artists still offers plenty of unspoiled charm.