Tasty Destination - Food & Travel

When it comes to counteracting the stresses of everyday life, pretty much everyone can agree that hitting the road in search of unpopulated wilderness is the way to go. Of course, some people aren't keen to camp on the cold, hard ground, so a small population with some tourist amenities is nice, and in both regards there are many lake communities across the U.S. that can deliver. So if you're looking for a locale that will provide you with hassle-free living and a peaceful communion with nature, here are some of the best lakes to visit . by  jcookfisher 1. Lake Tahoe. This mountain lake straddles the border of California and Nevada, but really bears the best-known hallmarks of neither. It lacks both the arid heat and the crowded atmosphere that have come to characterize these two states, which makes for a welcome respite for residents. Situated at over 6,000 feet above sea level in the Sierra Nevada range, Lake Tahoe is the largest alpine lake in the U.S. This means ...

There is nothing like a great family trip. Families spend all that time arguing with each other, and then getting along, and then arguing again, and the cycle just keeps going and going. And, not as if the cycle does not continue even during family trips, but it is at least tolerable because everyone tends to be excited about the fun and adventures that await them. Children tend to always have their fondest memories involve the time they went on a family trip. Whether it is a national park, a theme park, a camping trip, a visit to family members in a faraway place, or any other destination- family trips are thing to cherish and celebrate. It is a great time to bond, to have fun and to enjoy each other’s company without the stress that comes with work and school and everything else involved with the family’s life back home. Indeed, it is a time to hit the road, leave your cares behind (or, at least on hold,) and to just embrace life, love and family while you still have the chance. It i...