Whether you're seeking a relaxing day by the water or an afternoon spent searching for wildlife, this cozy Indiana beach is a wonderful destination.
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You can hike or drive to the top, but the views are worth the trip no matter what, with vistas of the surrounding islands, Salish Sea, and British Columbia.
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This Missouri state park features lush forests, striking rock formations, winding hiking trails, and fascinating underground landscapes waiting to be explored.
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This charming Michigan town is home to multiple beaches where you can have some fun on the water. When you're done, you can sample the food trucks.
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Both major US coasts offer up a variety of camping experiences, from surf-side glamping to rustic tent sites for backpackers; so picking the right vibe is key.
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To explore Florida’s protected Crystal River, book a night at the world’s only resort where you can safely swim with giant sea cows during your stay.
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Cast a line to fish for trout, glide across the surface on water skis, or camp along the shores of this stunning lake in Grand Teton National Park
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In northern New Hampshire, you'll find the scenic, serene region known as the Great North Woods. Head to this town for prime exploration of the area.
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From Wisconsin to the Dakotas, you'll be surprised at how much of Midwestern culture varies from other regions of the United States. Here's what to now.
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Canadians are saying goodbye to US vacations in 2026, with Canadian travel south of the border dropping considerably due to various factors.
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Just outside of Green Bay, this fast-growing Wisconsin village is home to a fun outdoor adventure park and a handful of popular local eateries.
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If you want to get away from it all for a day, where better to go than a place with no land access? This serene park even sweetens the deal with lush scenery.
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Spend your golden years in a place that won't leave you frustrated with chaotic city streets. This adorable, under-the-radar alternative is an ideal pick.
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Get a taste of old school San Francisco with a stay at this classic hotel that's still thriving today, even after surviving earthquakes and fires.
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About 112 miles from Chattanooga, Tennessee, and around 60 miles from Athens, Georgia, you'll find this once-thriving gold rush town and its historic ruins.
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Escape Florida's hustle and bustle -- check out this retiree-friendly New England state known for its beaches, great outdoors, and friendly, unique communities.
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A boutique hotel opening in June 2026 will be a cozy base to hike and bike the C&O Canal, located between Pittsburgh and Washington, D.C.
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A Japanese botanical garden built in a former quarry in San Antonio transformed the industrial eyesore into a serene landscape.
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While the Sunshine State still holds the title of top retirement spot in the country, other states are on the come-up, like this verdant West Coast spot.
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Idaho is home to a 500-acre community forest that offers miles of trails for hiking and biking enthusiasts, as well as anyone looking for a nice view.
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This scenic state park in the middle of Montana boasts one of America's biggest freshwater springs, blending natural and human history with fishing and hiking.
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Spending time at the lake is a hallmark of Wisconsin summer. Whether you're sleeping in an RV or a tent, these five beach camping spots offer outdoor fun.
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Dubbed the "Beer Capital of America," this Midwest metropolis is a haven for craft beer fanatics with unique microbreweries and age-old favorites.
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This Midwest state is attracting retirees and travelers with affordable living, scenic countryside, welcoming small towns, and peaceful outdoor adventures.
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This valley in northeastern Yellowstone is home to a number of notable wolf packs. Embark on a tour or head out on your own to spot them in the wild.
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A small, remote town in Arizona is home to RV parks with mountain views, friendly folks, and rustic charm in a welcoming desert community.
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These lakes require a moderate hiking adventure to reach, but that makes the rewards all the better with fewer crowds and backcountry camping options.
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