Hiking, fishing, and boating are among the pleasures at this forest that sits at the junction where Massachusetts meets Connecticut and Rhode Island.
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Once home to mineral-rich springs believed to cure any ailment, this densely wooded park is now a vast retreat with campsites surrounding a lake.
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This little-known Midwest city just east of Rockford has a mural-filled downtown, sprawling parks and green spaces, and local restaurants.
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This affluent coastal suburb in Maine offers incredible seafood alongside unforgettable ocean views and miles of relaxing trails along its coastline.
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Explore a Charleston state park with scenic nature trails, colonial history, wildlife, and a fascinating connection to South Carolina’s past.
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San Francisco might be a must-see city, but you shouldn't overlook smaller California locales. You can get their fill of food, golf, and hiking in this city.
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Skip the crowds and casino lights for a more nostalgic Jersey Shore experience, with free waterfront access, classic amusements, and skyline views.
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This county in eastern Mississippi offers retirees arts and entertainment in Meridian, plus trails and outdoor recreation at Bonita Lakes and nearby parks.
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The Eastern Shore park is quiet and serene, with wooded campsites, miles of walking trails, and good paddling and fishing in its lake and creek.
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A nostalgic Oklahoma getaway offers vintage treasures, colorful murals, classic cars, and lively community events without the crowds of a major city.
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This pretty slice of the Sugar River offers visitors a quiet respite with woodland trails, river floats, and an interesting avian research facility.
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Texas' Coastal Bend is full of charming little communities that are home to a long history of fishing and shrimping. This quaint city is one of them.
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Right off the highway in Georgia is a nature-filled space where you can go fishing, boat or paddle on a lake, and end the day resting at the campsite.
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The historic brick building was a waypoint for Confederate troops before and after the battle; today it's operated as a boutique inn and restaurant.
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Whether you're into hiking, rock climbing, paddling, or another kind of active adventure, you'll likely find it in this outdoorsy U.S. state.
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Get ranger-backed tips for visiting Zion National Park, including when to go, how to stay safe and where to find quieter trails, viewpoints, and night skies.
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Mining history and Route 66 charm come together with delightful results in this fascinating Midwest city located between St. Louis and Springfield.
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Beyond the Strip is quieter side of Las Vegas where families can discover leafy parks, prehistoric surprises, affordable attractions, and outdoor adventures.
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Small-town delights fill the air in this charming Midwest city with a peaceful lake and green spaces just a short drive from Des Moines, Iowa.
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This former aviation hub in Seattle has traded runways for waterfront recreation, inviting visitors to swim, hike through artsy paths, and admire lovely vistas.
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Outdoor enthusiasts will find a lot to love about this Iowa community, including a sports complex, a park with a pool, and a farmer's market to browse.
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This recreation area offers access to an expansive California lake and dozens of campsites with amenities that will make your outdoor adventure more enjoyable.
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Georgetown, South Carolina, has a pleasant park with plenty of recreational opportunities. People can play pickleball, tennis, and disc golf or go for walks.
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Beyond Los Angeles' famous attractions, this nearby destination offers visitors diverse restaurants, local history, community art, and cultural sights.
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Every state has under-the-radar spots worth visiting. One such spot lies in Oklahoma, just two hours from a pair of city centers. Here's what you'll find there.
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Take the ferry over to this island state park outside of Seattle, where you can hike, camp, paddle, fish, and spot wildlife in a scenic setting.
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Nebraska actually has some stunning wine country, and a small town in the center of the state has a beautiful lake and some interesting history to explore too.
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