Explore250 is an absolute home run. This app nails the sweet spot between historical, educational, and just plain fun. Whether you’re walking around your own neighborhood, road-tripping across the country, or revisiting places from your past, it turns every stop into a story worth knowing.What I love most is how it makes history feel local and personal. You don’t need to be on some epic vacation to use it—Explore250 helps you discover amazing facts, hidden gems, and meaningful places right in your own community and region. Then when you do travel, it scales up beautifully and gives you a deeper appreciation of where you are and how it fits into the bigger American story.The stamp and badge system is a clever touch that keeps things engaging without feeling gimmicky. It’s like Pokémon Go for history nerds… and I mean that as a compliment.Most importantly, it’s a fantastic way to honor the 250th anniversary of America—our history, our culture, and the places we all call home. You can tell a lot of thought went into this, and it shows.Big props to General Motors for backing something that encourages exploration, learning, and pride in this beautiful country. Download it, fire it up, and start looking at familiar places with fresh eyes. 🇺🇸🚗~Bryan Baranski~Dec2025🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

It’s exciting to see the places that are near me and the other places across the country that I could go and visit. I love the passport feature because it feels so authentic!

If you thought that downloading this app would provide you with intelligible information and insights to America’s rich history, food, and culture, think again. They provide the most boring and unseasoned food recommendations. The history provided through the app is minuscule to none. For something that is supposed to connect you to the country as a whole, it lacks any provisions of differing forms of transportation. Next time you want to travel somewhere, don’t look to Sean Duffy for advice.

Best app ever made!!!