Milwaukee is a surprisingly fun city on the shores of Lake Michigan. It’s got lots of attractions, historic sites, and scenic spots to discover.
Nappanee is a town in the heart of Indiana’s Amish country. The main attraction is The Barns at Nappanee (formely Amish Acres), but it’s nice to stop in the small downtown
Mill Creek Park is a popular place to visit in Youngstown, Ohio. It offers several hiking trails, gardens, ponds, a nature center, historic sites, and more.
Gary, Indiana, is a city on the south shore of Lake Michigan. It’s now better known for its high crime rate rather than its past as an important steel producing city.
Historic downtown Las Vegas is where all the glitz and glamour of Sin City was born. It earned the nickname “Glitter Gulch” because of all the neon lights.
Not much is going on in Baker, California. Most visitors use this small town in the middle of the desert as a stop for gas and food on the drive between Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
Shoshone, California, is a small town of about 20 people located near Death Valley National Park. To the north is Death Valley Junction and to the south is Baker.
The tiny almost-ghost town of Death Valley Junction, also known as Amargosa, has a remarkable story that makes it worth a detour. It sits in the California desert south of Death Valley National Park and only five miles from the Nevada border.
