Explore myths and monsters at these five Southern cryptid attractions
From the skunk ape to the lizard man, these curious destinations offer a look at some of the region's legendary homegrown horrors.
How to spend a weekend in Blowing Rock, North Carolina
With ski slopes, stylish shops, and history walks, this four-season vacation town charms visitors at every turn.
Vicksburg, Mississippi, offers delightful local shopping and classic Southern eats
Make the most of the town's nooks and crannies with plenty to discover for history buffs and small-town enthusiasts alike.
College Towns of the South: Auburn, Alabama
In the sea of blue, orange, and white, people hug each other as they celebrate another win by the Tigers. But the Auburn family spirit doesn’t stop with football; it can be seen all over town throughout the year.
Ten Favorite Mountain Towns in the South
Some of our picks are celebrated locales; others may be new to you. All share these essential elements: natural splendor, a colorful history, and a slate of interesting places to drink, dine, and do a little shopping.
Casino Wars in the Carolinas: Two tribes that have battled for centuries are at odds once again
In North Carolina, the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians found a way to take care of their people: In 1997, they opened a casino on their lands. Now South Carolina’s Catawba tribe wants to do the same. But there is a problem.
Pump the brakes for these larger-than-life Southern landmarks
Pump the brakes for these larger-than-life Southern landmarks.
The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation
My kids are three and five. Because they are three and five, we do not frequent Ritz-Carlton hotels. My kids are professional spillers. They don’t cry; they wail. They run in halls, they forget their...
Conroy Country
If you want to know a man, visit a place he loved. For the late novelist Pat Conroy, that place was Beaufort, South Carolina.
Shop ‘til you drop on Homewood, Alabama’s 18th Street South
Savvy Birmingham shoppers in search of the perfect gift head “over the mountain” to the cozy suburb of Homewood. Their destination? Eighteenth Street South, a wide, old-fashioned boulevard with an abundance of locally owned boutiques and restaurants.
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