Kentucky Tourism-Visit the Bluegrass State

The Bluegrass state has a lot to offer for your next family vacation.

Idaho Vacations: Top Five Family Friendly Tourist Attractions

Idaho, the Gem State, was admitted to the Union on July 3, 1890. Consisting of over 83,000 square miles, Idaho boasts of over 2,000 rivers.  Idaho has more river miles than any other state at 3,100 miles.  Idaho has much to offer you and your family.

Oklahoma Vacations

Oklahoma, the Sooner State, was admitted into the United States on November 16, 1907. With an area of almost 70,000 square miles, Oklahoma includes four mountain ranges and roughly 24% of its land is covered by forests.

West Virginia Vacations

West Virginia, the Mountain State, entered the Union on June 20, 1863. Many interesting people have called West Virginia home, including test pilot Chuck Yeager, actor Don Knotts, Confederate General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson, and author Pearl S. Buck. Covering over 24,000 square miles, West Virginia’s highest point is Spruce Knob at 4,862 feet and lowest point is ...

Virginia Vacations

Virginia, the Old Dominion State, was named for Queen Elizabeth I, the “Virgin Queen.” Among the famous who have called Virginia their home are Thomas Jefferson, Robert E. Lee, Nat Turner, and Sam Houston. Major industries in Virginia include farming, tourism, and mining.

Utah Vacations

Utah, the Beehive State, was admitted into the Union on January 4, 1896, becoming the forty-fifth state in the United States. Major industries in Utah include tourism, mining, farming, and steel making. Consisting of almost 85,000 square miles, Utah is the thirteenth largest state in the United States.

Nevada Vacations

When thinking of Nevada, many people focus on Las Vegas. However, there is much more to Nevada than Las Vegas. Nevada, the Silver State, consists of over 110,500 square miles and has more mountain ranges than any other state in the Union. Made up mainly of deserts and mountains, Nevada only receives an average of about 7" of rain yearly.