This part of the Rio Grande has outstanding rafting and kayaking, but be warned — it's not for beginners; these Class IV and V rapids really take it up a notch!
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On the side of Interstate 75 in Florida along a stretch called "Alligator Alley," there's an elevated boardwalk where you can walk above alligators.
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A beautiful nature preserve tucked into an Ohio college town hides a secret cave within a swath of land donated by a father in memory of his daughter.
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This Southern city has its fare share of down-home cooking and outdoor adventures, with a tranquil local reservoir offering fishing, camping, and paddling.
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Walks along the riverfront, gorgeous natural scenery, and charming places to stay and eat are waiting for visitors who go to these beautiful U.S. river towns.
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As the United States has withdrawn from UNESCO under President Donald Trump, how will this impact the U.S.'s heritage sites and national landmarks?
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This little patch of Texas sand offers unmatched camping options for plenty of time spent on the sand, in the surf, under the sun, and exploring nature.
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This spot near the Mississippi River in Illinois boasts several green spaces, golf courses, and a Main Street bursting with lovely small-town vibes.
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This town offers just the right mix of places to eat a great meal, shop for knick-knacks and antiques, or take a nice long walk outside if the weather's nice.
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Founded in 1849, this Kansas town in the Ozarks lies on Route 66 near the Historical Rainbow Bridge, with many nostalgic landmarks, retro shops, and wild hikes.
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Just a short drive from Pittsburgh, this small town in Pennsylvania with a unique name has everything you need for a little escape back in time.
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New York City is known for its pizza, and this contemporary spot has quickly become a favorite among diners, critics, and even celebrity chef Bobby Flay.
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This rural retreat in the heart of Maine's great outdoors offers plenty of fishing and hunting adventures that come with scenic views and peace and quiet.
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With easy access to several parks and outdoor destinations and a creative, community-driven spirit, this Missouri small town is deserves more recognition.
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In this vibrant gateway city of South Dakota, you can dive into fishing, swimming, and hiking adventures amidst the stunning backdrop of Mount Rushmore country.
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Outside of one of Germany's biggest cities, escape into the forest to this storybook castle and feel as though you stepped back in time to the 1500s.
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Outdoor enthusiasts like hikers, fishers, and boaters will be thrilled to discover this hidden gem in Kentucky, known for its lakeside resorts and waterfalls.
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The glow of bioluminescent waves is a special sight worth traveling for. Here are our picks for the world's best beaches to witness this phenomenon.
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A town in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania is a top destination for music lovers, with an iconic guitar manufacturer, festivals, and historic attractions.
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Young children especially love this Northern California park, where they can climb on a quirky concrete snake that's slithering down the hillside.
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Tucked in Georgia's foothills, this charming getaway blends scenic hikes, antique shopping, and locally sourced cuisine that's worth the drive.
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This West African island is home to 11 different primate and over 135 bird species. Take a look at why Intrepid Travel ranks it No. 1 on its Not Hot List.
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Thanks to a new nonstop service, Delta has made it easier for U.S. travelers to explore one of Europe's most delightful cities and wine destinations.
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About an hour north of Louisville, this Indiana city lets visitors enjoy a variety of musuems, incredible local restaurants, and a handful of eclectic shops.
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The concept of happiness is wildly subjective, but that isn't going to stop lists of the world's happiest cities from cropping up. Which place tops the list?
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For a great outdoor adventure near Reading, Pennsylvania, head to this unique trail with stark cliffs, giant boulders, and incredible sweeping views.
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Cousins Beach may not be a real place, but you can visit the beaches and towns that filmmakers used to bring Belly and the Fisher brothers' story to life.
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