Whether it's a trip to the city or into the wilderness you don't have to travel far from Knoxville to find it! Come explore the region (and beyond) with me, because no matter what day it is, it's always "trip time."
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Take an adventure back in time in Southern Indiana. Floyd & Clark Counties offer up mansions, distilleries, red hot candy, an abandoned resort and so much more.
Fort Dodge, Iowa: More than meets the eye! Uncover a blend of history, art, and adventure in this one of a kind Midwestern town. Find out what you won't want to miss on your visit to this surprising destination.
Rich history, a thriving culinary scene, and geologic wonders make Floyd and Clark Counties in Southern Indian the perfect place for a vacation or a weekend getaway.
With 500 stores, restaurants, entertainment venues and the Nickelodeon Universe Theme Park, the Mall of America is something you might be able to enjoy for one day, but chances are you’ll need at least a couple of days to really get the Mall of America Experience. Here is a guide on what to expect before you go.
When you think of places to visit in Iowa, things like Des Moines, the Bridges of Madison County, or Pella often make the list of places to see. Throughout the years, I’ve made a lot of visits to Iowa. And now after spending several days in Ames (a city of about 70,000) I think the city should definitely be on the list, too. Here are five reasons to think about a visit to this central Iowa city.
In Iowa, the Lincoln Highway (U.S. 30) cuts across the state from the Mississippi River to the Missouri River near Omaha, NE. Along the way, small towns, history, sweeping prairie landscapes and bustling cities provide plenty of reasons to consider the Lincoln Highway for a road trip. Here is some of what you’ll find along (and near) the Lincoln Highway from Mt. Vernon to Belle Plaine.
Cedar Rapids offers up museums you would expect to find in a city its size, but there are quite a few surprises scattered throughout town. Here are a few that you should “Czech” out.
