About Us
Welcome to Place to Visit in USA! We are dedicated to bringing you the best travel insights and guides on quirky small towns, national parks, historic landmarks, and offbeat adventures across the United States. Whether you are looking for the ultimate road trip or exploring hidden gems, we are here to inspire your next journey.
Our team consists of seasoned travel writers, photographers, and adventurers who have a passion for exploring the diverse culture and landscapes of the U.S. We believe travel enriches the soul, and we hope to share that passion with you as you discover the wonders of this great country.
We believe that every traveler has a unique story to tell, and we aim to uncover these stories through engaging content, expert recommendations, and quirky observations. Whether you're into national parks, small-town adventures, or epic road trips, there's something for everyone here at Place to Visit in USA.
Contact Information
Address: 359 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02115
Phone: 617-634-9184
Meet Our Contributors
- Bill Bryson: Known for quirky observations on small towns, national parks, and American culture. Notable work includes A Walk in the Woods, an exploration of the Appalachian Trail.
- Cheryl Strayed: Shares personal experiences and nature exploration within the U.S. Best known for Wild, a memoir about hiking the Pacific Crest Trail.
- Andrew Evans: Specializes in road trips and offbeat U.S. travel adventures. His work is featured in National Geographic Traveler articles and books.
- Renee Sklarew: Focuses on exploring national parks, historic landmarks, and family travel across America. Notable work includes 100 Things to Do in Washington D.C. Before You Die.
- Peter Fish: Writes about American landscapes and regional travel. His features are well-known in Sunset magazine, highlighting the American West.
- Eric Weiner: Explores cultural and philosophical aspects of U.S. destinations. Notable work includes The Geography of Bliss and articles in major travel outlets.
- Ellen Creager: Offers U.S.-based travel advice and road trip recommendations. Her columns appear in USA Today and regional newspapers.
- Ken Burns: Renowned for exploring historical and cultural aspects of the U.S. through documentaries and travel guides, such as The National Parks: America's Best Idea.
- Debbie Stone: Writes about national parks, small-town charm, and cultural gems across the U.S. Her articles appear in The Huffington Post and regional travel guides.
- Don George: Specializes in storytelling and uncovering hidden gems in the U.S. Notable work includes his anthology The Way of Wanderlust.
