Aerial America

A lure for thrillseekers across the country, the beautiful Cathedral Ledge can prove deadly if climbers mis-step as they scale her rockface.

Spend some time indoors with the Telluride Film Festival. Then embrace the Colorado outdoors at some of the most breathtaking ski resorts and hiking trails in the world.

The winding roads, charming towns, and picturesque Mabry Mill make the Shenandoah Valley one of the most scenic parts of Virginia.

Do you know how our National Anthem came to be? We have a raging battle, a young poet and Maryland to thank.

In the 1920s, one of Atlantic City's famous landmarks -- Lucy the Elephant -- was rumored to be a signal post for incoming bootleggers hoping to thwart Prohibition.

The National Mall attracts an unbelievable amount of visitors each year. Here's what they come to see.

Nearly 300,000 people gather every Memorial Day to witness the legendary Indianapolis 500, one of the greatest spectacles in U.S. racing.

Dog-sledding in public parks, a furry winter festival, and a playful take on the Running of the Bulls are just a few ways Anchorage residents celebrate their incredibly frosty home.

In 1539, the Spanish began building a fort in San Juan to fend off attacks from European rivals. The fort was known as "El Morro," and as the attacks on it multiplied, so too did its defenses.

From the air, it's clear that Washington, DC, is no ordinary city. Its landmarks stand as a historic tribute to our nation's incredible history.