A unique state park in the Texas Hill Country is a historical settlement where its earliest residents left their mark permanently in stone.
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This California city is the ideal gateway to Redwood National and State Parks, breweries and seafood restaurants, unique stays, ocean beaches, and so much more.
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Take a trip to this gorgeous state park in Virginia to see wild ponies, hike to waterfalls, try your hand at bouldering, or camp in a cozy yurt.
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This canyon in the Nevada desert is one of the best places to enjoy hiking, hot springs, and natural desert beauty. However, it's also a remote location.
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At this Texas state park, you can walk where the dinosaurs once roamed, spotting their tracks between hikes and swims in the refreshing river.
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Camping with kids is harder than it might seem, which is why taking a glamping road trip in Idaho might make for a more comfortable and convenient journey.
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An artsy community in Alaska is situated on a beautiful blue bay full with wildlife and scenery that will make it clear why artists find it inspiring.
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Ruins of some of most impressive buildings in ancient culture are situated in this remote canyon in the Southwest, where you can see the structures up close.
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Take a trip to this underrated California spot for otherworldly red-rock formations, fossils, hiking trails, rock climbing, camping, and space for off-roading.
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The ideal base camp for your outdoor adventures in New York's Adirondacks is a town surrounded by clear lakes and family-friendly attractions.
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If you're looking to truly get away from it all, this Michigan campground offers the seclusion you need to reconnect with the outdoors.
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Want to escape the crowds of Yosemite this summer? One campground just outside the park offers uncrowded serenity on the shores of an idyllic lake.
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A newly built trail was designed to revitalize interior villages with coffee plantations and cloud forests, with hikers engaging in an epic sea-to-sea trek.
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If you love outdoor concert venues, head to this scenic amphitheater in Washington that rivals Colorado's Red Rocks, and offers onsite camping and food.
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When you want small-town charm and plenty of opportunities for water-based fun, head to this Indiana destination that offers serene, laidback vibes.
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On your next trip to North Carolina, stop by a beautiful state park full of amazing waterfalls and great hiking trails — it even has a lake with sandy beaches.
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This state park in Arizona may be hidden, but it’s packed with activities. Camp next to the river, fish, hike, or cruise for miles through the desert.
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For the ultimate excitement during a California road trip, daring travelers will want to stop at this state park where the desert becomes an exhilarating road.
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Take this less-traveled road to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. Camp alongside the Colorado River while admiring stunning mountain views and desert landscapes.
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For a relaxing retreat from the hustle and bustle of Cleveland, head to this nearby lake state park with plenty of fun outdoor activities and cute cottages.
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A phenomenal combination of natural beauty and unparalleled danger, this mind-blowing glacier in the heart of Alaska's wilderness will delight explorers.
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This 51-mile-long trail system is a multi-day rugged adventure through Zion National Park's most iconic sites. Best of all, you get to dodge the big crowds.
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There might not be a better trail to explore than this stunning Nevada setting that offers adventurous travelers the chance to learn so much about the region.
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If you are looking for a beautiful spot in the Midwest for your next beach trip, head to this town in Michigan that is known for its similarities to Cape Cod.
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For a little time in nature and an escape from the city, head to this Indiana state park that is located near Fort Wayne and has a bison herd and easy trails.
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Embark on the off-roading journey of a lifetime with the 2,400-mile Great American Outback Trail across Oregon, Nevada, California, and the American West.
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Once part of the Oregon Trail, this scenic wilderness area and lake offers visitors incredible year-round camping, fishing, and hiking opportunities.
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