Enjoy affordable family fun in the heart of the Ozarks. Pulaski, Missouri is located halfway between Joplin and St. Louis along Interstate 44. A few highlights of this town are: Ozark scenery, Route 66, The Trail of Tears, a historic downtown, world-class fishing, floatable riverways, 30% off at Route 66 Community Art Gallery, and more. Explore great deals on lodging and entertainment packages and start planning your trip today!
Check out Small Towns and Big Fun in West Tennessee! We are pleased to provide a round-up of some of the best summer events Western Tennessee has to offer, including: the best BBQ in Tennessee, live music, Ripley Produce, carnival rides, the annual fair, hot air balloon rides, and more! Please click below to download the itinerary and start planning your family-friendly American Road Trip today.
The Pilgrims established the first permanent English settlement in New England when the Mayflower landed in 1620. Because of its role in American History, Plymouth County continues to be a popular destination. Discover the spirit of salty tales and lighthouse legends as you explore our historic coastline and proud maritime heritage. Stay & Play in Plymouth County with lodging, dining and shopping for all!
Places are powerful reminders of the past, few more so than Jackson, Mississippi. Opportunities for Civil Rights education, illumination and enjoyment abound. Here, reenergizing the movement requires somber reflection, but also the celebration of endurance and the spirit of hope.
Few other places have as much potential to teach us about the movement as the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. This state-of-the-art space – the only state-funded such museum in the nation – features eight distinct galleries, guiding visitors from the struggle for freedom through the Jim Crow South and beyond to the present moment.
The Mississippi Freedom Trail takes history out of a building and into the streets. Made up of numerous sites of Civil Rights significance, the Freedom Trail ushers visitors past the home of icon Medgar Evers to the Greyhound Bus station where Freedom Riders were rounded up and arrested. Other sites include the site of a Woolworth Department Store sit-in, the site of the Capitol Rally, the Edwards Hotel, and the Municipal Library where nine students from Tougaloo College protested segregation.
Designated as a National Park Service Monument, the Medgar and Myrlie Evers home still stands today. A WWII veteran and Mississippi’s field secretary for the NAACP, Medgar Evers both lived and died at this site, assassinated in his driveway in 1963 by a Ku Klux Klan member. Medgar’s commitment to desegregating higher education and expanding voting rights and economic opportunity changed Mississippi forever.
Dedicated to the timeless contributions of African Americans, the Smith Robertson Museum and Cultural Center uses art, artifacts, photography, and other cultural treasures to demonstrate the crucial impact of Black voices and Black accomplishments in Mississippi and the world. Stroll permanent exhibits spanning a detailed history of Farish Street District to the contributions of Black doctors, scholars and folk artists.
Georgia’s Official Outdoor Adventure Destination offers excitement for the entire family from Air Rifles to Zip Lines.
Delight in a sweet getaway! The five counties of South Carolina’s Old 96 District have a lot to offer for foodie-minded travelers, and we love showing off our bakeries, cakeries, holes-in-the-wall, and cafes. If there’s one type of food most people can unite over, it’s something sweet. We’ve gone ahead and prepared a trail-like crawl through Old 96 District, hitting all our favorite sugar stops along the way.
Big Bend Shellfish Trail: Come explore working waterfront communities where clams, oysters, shrimp, stone and blue crabs are harvested daily. Enjoy the uniqueness of these beautiful, historic coastal villages and their cultural heritage. Big Bend Shellfish Trail is a haven for fresh seafood. With every bite it’s a taste of the sea and sense of history. Visit Levy County
Explore the historic, colorful streets of Abbeville, South Carolina like a pro with discounts on lodging, restaurants, shopping, and more! The Abbeville #JustRight Getaway Package helps travelers discover this city’s historic small-town charm and Unexpected Wonders.
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Enjoy a day trip from Memphis. Start at the Tennessee Welcome Center and head out to discover some the most beautifully crafted Antebellum buildings in the surrounding towns. Enjoy exploring each town and their unique heritage, culture, and history. Learn more.
Livingston, Montana surrounded by four wild and beautiful mountain ranges that offer an abundance of outdoor activities year-round. Whether its fly-fishing on the Yellowstone, downhill or cross-country skiing, taking a wild outfitting trip on horseback, river rafting on a famous river or a hike in the most breathtaking, wild and natural place on earth, we have it all here in our diverse, friendly town. We are also a historic community that sits 52 miles north of the boundary to Yellowstone National Park. It has long been the “Original Gateway City to Yellowstone National Park,” and we have been evolving & enhancing our community since 1883.
For a relaxing day, visit our historic museums, wander through our many art galleries or sit along the river with a great cup of local coffee and take in the view. You can try a round of Golf on the edge of the mighty Yellowstone River or just walk through the late 1800’s history in our downtown historic district. Livingston has everything a destination needs for a Montana experience year-round with its super mild winters. We have great shops and a very diverse local restaurant scene from casual to fine dining or grab an award-winning beer from our downtown breweries.
Our night life is a mix of local and big-name entertainment at the pubs, breweries and many event venues, a live show in one of our two historic live theatres, camp under the star filled sky or simply relax in our many comfortable beds and let the occasional train whistle lull you to sleep.
Livingston is home to the largest population of writers and authors in the state. I think it has to do with the peace and quiet and inspiration our community provides. We have also had many famous visitors, from Calamity Jane to Sam Peckinpah and Michael Keaton to John Mayer we even please famous food critics like Anthony Bourdain in Livingston’s incredible restaurant selection.
So, for your year-round destination, let Livingston be your home away from home for your Yellowstone National Park vacation that you will remember for a lifetime.
