Abigail Cox

Visible from miles away and perched high above the rolling hills of Southern Illinois, Bald Knob Cross of…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 19

Denver’s most memorable meals are not always found in trendy dining districts or behind month-long reservation lists. Some…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 18

Coffee shops are everywhere in Chicago, but few offer an experience quite like The Brewed in Logan Square.…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 18

Book lovers know the best discoveries are often the ones they never planned to find. Boulder Book Store,…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 18

When travelers think of breathtaking outdoor scenery, national parks often get all the attention. But across Indiana, a…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 18

Home to one of the largest arcade game collections in the world, Galloping Ghost Arcade in Brookfield, Illinois,…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 18

If you love bargain hunting, unique finds, and classic fair-style food, one of Indiana’s most beloved shopping traditions…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 18

Colorado is known for mountain views and outdoor adventures, but one of its most unusual attractions offers something…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 18

Illinois has the kind of used bookstores that can completely derail your plans—in the best possible way. What…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 17

Most people do not expect to find one of Indiana’s most exciting off-road destinations hidden in the rolling…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 17

Forget the big-box grocery stores for a moment and imagine shelves lined with homemade baked goods, fresh deli…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 17

Perched directly on the Ohio River in the tiny town of Elizabethtown, The Fish Dock River Restaurant offers…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 17

Hidden among the farmland of Shelby County, Indiana, sits one of the rarest natural treasures in the Midwest.…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 17

Summer in Wisconsin has its own dessert schedule. A drive that starts with a lake, a baseball game,…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 17

Marconi Beach has the kind of wide-open scenery that makes Cape Cod suddenly seem wilder, quieter, and far…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 17

At the southern tip of Virginia’s Eastern Shore, Kiptopeke State Park delivers a coastal scene that catches people…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 17

Some landscapes make an impression immediately. Others reveal themselves slowly, one unexpected turn at a time. Wyoming excels…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 16

At a glance, this Coralville museum might sound like a niche stop for dedicated gearheads. Step inside, though,…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 16

At Country Café in Harpers Ferry, the fried pickles have a way of stealing the spotlight before the…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 16

A great fabric store can make a simple shopping list completely irrelevant within minutes. You walk in for…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 16

Lunch gets a lot more ambitious once the subs start coming out of the kitchen at Ioannoni’s Specialty…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 16

A lot of thrift stores promise treasure hunting, but The Find on 6 looks built for people who…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 16

Some trails are memorable because of the ride itself. Others stay with you because of what opens up…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 16

Birmingham is not where most people expect to find a nationally compelling Italian restaurant, which is exactly why…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 16

At the far edge of Phippsburg, Fort Popham rises from the shoreline like a stone answer to Maine’s…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 15

The best po’boys are not built around shortcuts. They start with bread that crackles in all the right…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 15

Some bakeries announce themselves with flashy branding and lines out the door. La Galette French Bakery in Wichita…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 15

Salida has a way of catching you off guard. One minute you are driving through broad, sunlit valley…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 15

A great Greek restaurant has a way of stretching dinner longer than planned. Somebody orders an extra appetizer…

By Abigail Cox · Jun 15