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Unexpected New Jersey

Prepare to be surprised: Matt Lee and Ted Lee discover the joys of the mid-Atlantic’s underdog state, from Cape May to Asbury Park.

Guess Where? Lighthouse

Can you guess where this lighthouse is? Hint: Hurricane Irene could blow by it this weekend. Log in and leave your guesses below and check...

Chefs' Favorite U.S. Restaurants

From pho to soul food, chefs from all over the country share their favorite restaurants with T+L.

Guess Where? Hallway

This hallway may remind of the set from a Harry Potter movie, but it's not in Europe. Can you figure out where this is? Log...

Vacationist Hotel Deals: America’s Great Outdoors

The final weeks are summer are best spent outside—particularly in the backyards of some of T+L favorite hotels, from the Wyoming’s Rusty Parrot Lodge, in...

America's Best Mountain Resorts

For high altitude and low summer rates, check into one of America’s best mountain resorts, as chosen by T+L readers.

Save Money with Your Dog on the Road

As much as I love a seven-star oceanfront suite in Bali or a perfect boutique hotel with 10,000-count sheets, I also have a fondness for...

Action Jackson

When the snow lies thick in the Rocky Mountains, there's no better place to play than Jackson Hole, Wyoming

DOT: Drop in Flight Delays, Rise in Canceled Flights

New Jersey Star Ledger |  By all accounts, the Federal Aviation Administration’s "tarmac rule" has dramatically reduced the number of passengers who are stuck inside...

Best and Worst Airports for Delays

The good news? Airports are doing better at avoiding delays. The bad news: you still have to wait.
RESTAURANTS

Knife & Fork

A curious 1912 Flemish-style building that became a rowdy men's club during Prohibition and was recently renovated as a steak house serving an excellent Jersey corn chowder. The walls are lined with... more ›


ACTIVITIES

Wildwood

A beautiful collection of colored neon signs cast their glow on 1950's-era cinder-block motels - tidy, basic, whitewashed to a glossy shine every May. Wildwood is thrillingly democratic; there's no... more ›




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