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."
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.
One of the things that makes a road trip special is finding hidden gems along the way, an experience you simply can’t get unless you’re willing to hop in your car and take the road, that’s often less traveled.
In Iowa one of the best routes to get a taste of the Hawkeye state is the historic Lincoln Highway . Here’s a look at the first 70 miles starting at the Mississippi River.
One great thing about road trips is the chance to eat at places you don't eat when you are home. Many times, that means great sit down restaurants, but there is something to be said about great regional fast food chains. Here are some options you might want to check out on your next road trip.
On the western edge of Tennessee’s Upper Cumberland Region, the small town of Carthage wraps history, natural beauty and culinary wonders into a picturesque package that will have you wanting to return time and time again. Here are a few reasons why you should visit this Tennessee town.
If you’re dreaming of brightly colored Christmas lights, festive store window displays, or have fantasies about peppermint treats, there’s something for you in East Tennessee during the holiday season. Here’s a picture (or two) of what you might find as you venture out this Christmas.
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.
Crossville is the crossroads of the Cumberland Plateau. It's a place with many stories to tell, natural wonders to amaze you , and a few surprises to keep you coming back for more. Here's a guide about what to see and do in Crossville, Tennessee.
