The 9 Best East Coast Road Trips That Promise Unmatched Adventure And Beauty
The East Coast is a treasure trove of destinations from some of the nation's oldest cities to nature-filled beach escapes. Here's how you can plan a road trip.
Read MoreThe East Coast is a treasure trove of destinations from some of the nation's oldest cities to nature-filled beach escapes. Here's how you can plan a road trip.
Read MoreThe Sierra Nevada mountains are ripe with scenic views, natural beauty, and outdoor activities. This lesser-known reservoir is perfect for trout fishing.
Read MoreThis gorgeous body of water in Northern California is surrounded by wildflowers in the summer and offers the perfect respite from chaotic city life.
Read MoreThis stunning lake in Michigan's Upper Peninsula is hidden by dense forest at almost 2,000 feet above sea level and offers plentiful fishing opportunities.
Read MoreEverglades National Park is a beautiful wonderland of diverse plant and animal species, but there are a few things you need to know to have a fun and safe time.
Read MoreThis unique ranch in central Florida offers waterfront camping, resident longhorn cattle and miniatures goats, and a lake for fishing and kayaking.
Read MoreLocals can't get enough of this idyllic park in East Nebraska, with a stocked lake for fishing, a newly-expanded swimming beach, and dozens of campsites.
Read MoreThe largest state park in Pennsylvania spills into Ohio, featuring an abundance of outdoor activities like camping and hiking to enjoy.
Read MoreThis peaceful lakeside retreat in Arkansas invites visitors to unwind with quiet forest trails, waterfront camping, abundant wildlife, and scenic views.
Read MoreThis scenic resort state park in Alabama has peaceful lakefront escapes, wooded trails, cozy overnight stays, and endless outdoor adventures.
Read MoreEnjoy a primitive camping site in the Sierra Nevada mountains that’s an off-the-beaten-path gem, complete with hikes to secluded alpine lakes for fishing.
Read MoreThis enormous forest has plenty of recreation opportunities, from lakeside camping to river paddling whitewater rapids or reeling in a walleye or pike.
Read MoreHead out into the wilds of the Midwest at this delightful camping escape where the marvelous Mississippi River meets Spring Lake.
Read MoreNature lovers will find countless adventures near Rockford, Illinois, with nearby state parks featuring rivers, forests, canyons, camping, and hiking trails.
Read MoreThe Blue Ridge Mountains offer some of the most stunning nature in the country, and one campground offers anything outdoor adventurers could ask for.
Read MoreNot far from the crowds of Lake Tahoe is a quiet, lesser-known reservoir with diverse wildlife, two campgrounds, and waters for fishing and paddling.
Read MoreThis state park is as great a spot for fishing as it is for spotting wildlife, and with leisurely hikes and plenty of camping options, it's well worth a visit.
Read MoreA Minnesota city offers an appealing mix of outdoor adventures, historic charm, cultural attractions, and plenty of reasons to linger for a weekend.
Read MoreAll manner of outdoor adventures are available at this underrated state park in North Carolina, with plenty of fun for all the family.
Read MoreEnjoy a picnic with your family and learn all about what was once one of America's largest towns inhabited by Native communities at this peaceful Alabama park.
Read MoreThe Stanislaus National Forest may not be as popular as Yosemite, but it has some natural beauty on display, like this large lake that's popular with anglers.
Read MoreThis South Carolina county offers access to big cities and quiet, small-town escapes, while boasting a lower-than-average cost of living and tons of activities.
Read MoreRolling California hills conceal remnants of a once-booming industry in this regional preserve with underground history, scenic trails, and primitive camping.
Read MoreThis welcoming North Carolina town offers lakeside serenity, family camping, and traces of a rich agricultural past into, making it a fun, laid-back getaway.
Read MoreThis stunning small town along Alaska's Kenai Peninsula can only be reached by boat and provides opportunities to spend the night surrounded by pristine nature.
Read MoreThis diverse state park offers access to a freshwater lake, uncrowded Pacific Coast beaches, and one of the largest coastal sand dunes in the world.
Read MoreThere are outdoor adventures and stunning lake views to fill days at this underrated escape not too far from Redding, California.
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