This artificial lake in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, is the perfect destination for visitors who want to go boating and fishing in a swampy area.
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Contrary to what many think, there's more to the Everglades than swamps. Everglades National Park offers plenty of activities for nature lovers on these trails.
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This state is consistently rated one of the best in the U.S. for fishing, thanks to its dizzying array of species, biodiversity, and high-quality fisheries.
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Folks in North Carolina can enjoy whitewater rafting, mountain biking, and zip line obstacle courses at a center with plenty of accommodations.
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This Maryland state park on the Delmarva Peninsula offers Underground Railroad history, a Legacy Garden, and a short nature trail with wildlife.
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For those seeking a natural escape without having to pitch a tent, this retreat in Florida offers island views and fishing from lakeside cottages.
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Near the Georgia border, this county offers great housing prices and a low cost of living, plus everything you need for lake or outdoor adventures.
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This California greenspace offers concerts beneath the trees, an easy woodland loop, recreation courts, and lakeside walks, with room for a leisurely picnic.
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If your perfect retirement features outdoor adventures and heaps of fun in the sun, these delightful destinations on the Gulf Coast fit the bill.
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A beloved tourist attraction on Hawaii's Big Island has collapsed into the sea after two hurricanes brought damaging rains and winds to the region.
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The West Virginia area is popular with hikers looking to really get away from it all, with trails criss-crossing forested mountains and valleys.
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While locals may fondly remember it as the site of a Wild West-themed park, this gem in San Jose is now home to playgrounds and walking paths.
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For a beach vacation that isn't on every other tourist's list, consider one of these hidden-gem spots with gorgeous coastlines and picturesque sunsets.
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For a great nature escape between Des Moines and Omaha, head to this state park with a glacial lake, scenic camping, fishing, hiking, and snowshoeing.
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Sugar Creek Nature Park in Indiana offers peaceful trails, creekside views, fishing, wildlife, picnic spots, and an easy escape near Crawfordsville.
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Carr Creek State Park in Kentucky offers a sandy beach, boating, fishing, camping, and peaceful mountain scenery around scenic Carr Creek Lake.
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This California woodland retreat offers towering trees and shaded creeks, hillside hikes, a gentle pond loop, and wildlife watching opportunities.
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Lacey-Keosauqua State Park in Iowa offers scenic trails, a swimming beach, boating, camping, cabins, and colorful fall foliage along the Des Moines River.
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This magical annual Halloween event celebrates the spookiest holiday season with massive jack-o'-lantern displays in two different U.S. cities.
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Franklin State Forest in Tennessee offers waterfalls, scenic overlooks, hiking trails, and quiet backcountry camping across more than 8,800 acres.
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Nelson Dewey State Park offers blufftop campsites, Mississippi River views, short hiking trails, and Native American burial mounds in Wisconsin.
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Tomo-Kahni State Historic Park preserves Kawaiisu history in California’s Tehachapi Mountains, with guided tours, rock art, and ancient village sites.
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To escape into nature in Northern Wisconsin, head up to the Michigan border where a wild river leads to waterfall hikes, river fun, and primitive camping.
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Spend your retirement years soaking up four seasons while hitting the casino, taking strolls along the river, and visiting animal sanctuaries in this county.
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The Midwest is an underrated, autumnal gem that deserves just as much fall foliage hype as New England. Here are some of the best places for leaf peeping.
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Experience Los Angeles County away from the tourist spots in this suburban city, filled with family-friendly parks, diverse food spots, and a brewery.
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If you're visiting Hawaii's Big Island and aren't sure where to start, consider these local-approved spots, from a beach for snorkeling to a historical park.
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