Bothe-Napa Valley State Park covers nearly 2,000 acres in the heart of Napa Valley near Calistoga, California, featuring the farthest inland coast redwoods found in any state park alongside Douglas-firs, tanoaks, madrones, maples, and oaks.
Palisades State Park covers 435 acres in southeastern South Dakota near Garretson, just 10 miles west of Interstate 90 and 20 miles northeast of Sioux Falls, featuring dramatic 50-foot cliffs and spires of 1.2-billion-year-old pink Sioux quartzite carved by Split Rock Creek.
Oak Point State Park, Ohio's smallest at just 1.5 acres, sits on the northwest side of South Bass Island in Lake Erie, Ottawa County, near Put-in-Bay, offering boaters, anglers, and picnickers a serene waterfront retreat with panoramic lake views.
Black Ankle Vineyards, located in Mt. Airy, Maryland, was founded by wine enthusiasts Ed and Sarah who purchased the land in 2002 and planted their first grapes in 2003 and 2004.
San Luis Reservoir is a large off‑stream lake in central California that stores water pumped from the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta to support irrigation, municipal supply, and the State and federal water projects, with a capacity of about two million acre‑feet and a long, irregular shoreline tucked into the Diablo Range near Pacheco Pass.
Harding Lake State Recreation Area is a longstanding 61-acre lakeside campground in Alaska's Interior, located at mile 321.4 of the Richardson Highway about 44 miles southeast of Fairbanks near Salcha, named after President Warren G. Harding who visited the region shortly before his death in 1923.
Plumas‑Eureka State Park preserves a historic Sierra mining district and surrounding high‑Sierra natural landscape near Blairsden, showcasing well‑preserved 19th‑century stamp mills, bunkhouses, blacksmith and miner’s buildings alongside meadows, conifer forests and clear mountain creeks.
The African American Museum of Iowa, located in Cedar Rapids near the Cedar River, is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history and culture of African Americans in Iowa.
Annie and Abel Van Meter State Park in Missouri spans 1,105 acres near Miami in Saline County at the Great Bend of the Missouri River, preserving remnants of a Missouria Indian village first mapped in 1673 by explorers Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet, including a hand-dug earthwork called Old Fort and Woodland Indian burial mounds.
The Bennington Battle Monument in Vermont is a 306-foot-tall stone obelisk that commemorates the Battle of Bennington during the American Revolutionary War on August 16, 1777.
Stadium Sports Bar & The Lodge in Bismarck, North Dakota, at 1247 W Divide Ave, is a popular dual-venue sports bar established in 2006 featuring pool tables, darts, blackjack, pull tabs, and shuffleboard rather than traditional casino slot machines or table games.
The Flatiron Building, completed in 1902 at the intersection of Fifth Avenue, Broadway, and 23rd Street in Manhattan, is a pioneering 22-story steel-framed skyscraper designed by Daniel Burnham and Frederick P. Dinkelberg for the Fuller Construction Company, earning its name from its distinctive triangular shape resembling a clothes iron on a narrow wedge-shaped lot just six feet wide at the pointed end.
Matanuska Glacier State Recreation Site is a 229-acre roadside park at milepost 101 on the Glenn Highway near Glacier View, about 100 miles northeast of Anchorage in Alaska's Mat-Su Valley, offering prime viewpoints of the 27-mile-long Matanuska Glacier—the largest glacier accessible by car in the U.S.—amid Chugach and Talkeetna mountain scenery.
Barr Lake State Park is a 2,715‑acre Colorado state park located just outside Brighton, northeast of Denver, built around a roughly 1,950‑acre reservoir that lies at the edge of the plains.
The Tuckerton Seaport Museum in Tuckerton, New Jersey, is a working maritime village on 40 acres along Tuckerton Creek that preserves the Jersey Shore's baymen culture through 17 historic and recreated buildings linked by boardwalks, nature trails, and exhibits on fishing, boat building, decoy carving, and surfing.
Lahontan State Recreation Area is a roughly 28,900‑acre Nevada park centered on 11,200‑acre Lake Lahontan, a 17‑mile‑long reservoir on the Carson River about 18 miles west of Fallon.
Waterville USA in Gulf Shores, Alabama, is a 20-acre dual water and amusement park that opened in 1986 and has grown with numerous attractions for all ages.
The Hermann Wine Trail in Missouri is rooted in a rich history that dates back to the mid-1800s when German immigrants settled the town of Hermann along the Missouri River.
