Breckenridge is a super cute ski town. The easiest slopes are on Peaks 8 and 9. The green slopes were easier than most greens I have been on, so we felt comfortable trying the blue slopes here.

In/near Canton, OH, we saw the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Amish Country, the world's largest Cuckoo Clock, a winery, the Fannie May chocolate factory, and a pop-up Christmas bar.

I can’t emphasize enough - Monticello was spectacular. It is the only private U.S. home on the UNESCO World Heritage List as it displays an immense amount of creativity and genius, all by our third President. Through the Highlights Tour, we learned all about Thomas Jefferson’s life (currently $40/person). We also watched a reenactor of TJ in the theater at the Visitor’s Center. We felt through all of this as though we knew Thomas Jefferson - it was all very well-done.

I have been told that Red Truck Rural Bakery is a must-see when driving through Virginia in the small town of Warrenton. Unfortunately it was closed when we were there, so be sure to call ahead!

We learned after this adventure that a sod is a meadow on top of a mountain, and this means be prepared for mud... The Dahle family resided here in the 1800s and had their sheep graze on this land... Hence, the name Dolly Sods :)

The Florida Keys are made up of a bunch of islands with a 110-mile highway connecting them so we can enjoy it's beauty with ease. In the past, the islands were relatively isolated until the completion of the railroad from Miami to Key West in January 1912. This was headed by Henry Flagler and forever changed the Keys. In 1935, the railroad was demolished by a hurricane and was not rebuilt. Luckily for us travelers the government started to build Route 1 that year, which was completed in 1938.

Dewey Beach is a huge party town at night with a family-friendly atmosphere during the day.

It was quite an experience visiting Daytona International Speedway for the Rolex 24 race. My cousins taught me all about car racing and how to take pictures of cars to make them interesting.

Point Dume Cove Trail offers magnificent views of the coast, with a beautiful hike.

All of my L.A. experiences are due to experiencing filming on Wheel of Fortune twice! Check out my experience here. LA. is a massive city between mountains to the east and the west coast.

Taking a hike to the Hollywood Sign was quite possibly the hardest hike I’ve ever done - it takes you straight up to behind the Hollywood Sign. This was a dream of mine since seeing people go behind the sign on TV when I was a kid. To get to the trail, you have to go up into a neighborhood and once you get to the dirt path, just keep going up!

Laguna Beach is one of the cutest seaside towns on the California coast. We recommend walking along the main strip which is full of shopping and places to drink along the water.

One of my friends watches the Wheel game show every night and wanted to audition. She asked me to go with her so I went to give her my support. The open auditions were at the MD state fairground in Timonium, MD. We were in a huge outdoor building that is used for the Festival of Trees during holiday season, and for animal shows at the state fair in the summer.