The Pacific Northwest is loaded with outdoor sites to see and things to do, with this stunning little lake park near the top of any list.
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Texas continues to do everything bigger, even boasting the tallest war memorial in the world, which commemorates a key battle in the state’s independence.
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Just off Interstate 80, this Iowa travel spot features giant flag displays, a historic opera house, local diners, and unexpected roadside charm.
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Near Eugene, Oregon, a human-made reservoir offers family-friendly fishing, paddling and, picnicking, but this 40-acre reservoir may not be around much longer.
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Walk through Canada’s serene prairie landscapes with views of a pristine lake at a provincial park in Saskatchewan, offering quaint camping setups.
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This small and underrated lake state park a day trip from Minneapolis, Minnesota, boasts fishing, camping, and trails for spotting birds, especially herons.
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Headed to the sandy shores of Lake Michigan? Here's what visitors should know about parking changes coming to Chicago's beaches this summer.
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You can expect Lake Superior views, pebble beaches and rugged hiking trails in this historic Ontario railway community on Canada's north shore near Thunder Bay.
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It may not be as famous as Toronto, but Ontario's arts-friendly Sudbury has one of the most beautiful lakes in Canada, complete with lots of outdoor activities.
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This welcoming Canadian town offers sandy lake beaches, peaceful parks, affordable living, and small-town charm with plenty of relaxing outdoor adventures.
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A historic inn in Texas Hill Country offers vintage suites, restored train cabooses, a Victorian-era farmhouse restaurant, and access to Lake Lyndon B. Johnson.
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For a unique Florida experience, check out this shiny fortress, gleaming with an aluminum foil facade and flanked by a 16th-century galleon.
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Sculpture parks are the perfect way to blend outdoor adventure with beautiful artwork. Here are some of the best places to see iconic works in the U.S.
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This breathtaking Idaho mountain escape offers alpine scenery, forest trails, cool summer air, snowy winter adventures, and outdoor fun in every season.
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Malaysia is becoming one of Southeast Asia's hottest destinations in 2026, attracting tourists with its vibrant energy, tropical scenery, and diverse offerings.
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Discover a coastal Nova Scotia haven near Halifax with a provincial park, world-class surfing, scenic hiking trails, and secluded beaches.
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If you enjoy birdwatching, this spot in Kansas shouldn't be missed. With nature all around, you're not just limited to avian wildlife, either.
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Roughly 45 minutes from St. Louis, Missouri, is an expanding town that features multiple parks, seasonal festivals, and a quaint downtown with local businesses.
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There are many reasons to explore the wonderful area between New York City and Albany, but once you see this incredible quarry, you will add it to your list.
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This peaceful suburb poses a stark contrast to Motown's industrial cityscape, mixing high-end residential areas with trails, nature centers, and museums.
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If you're in Boston and want a nearby escape into nature, you can head to this lakeside state park and go for a hike or cast a line into the water.
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We've got news for families planning their summer vacation: This Florida city was named a top travel destination for 2026, and it's packed with attractions.
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Named after a famous historical figure who set out searching for gold, these falls make for an excellent quick hike into Georgia's natural beauty.
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Maryland is home to a lot of rural beauty, including this riverside state park where you can cast a line for large catches of rainbow trout or enjoy a hike.
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This unexpected East Coast state may just beat Florida for retirees seeking a healthy outdoor lifestyle combined with lively cities that have it all.
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High in the Alps lies France's largest lake, set among picturesque mountains and quaint villages, it's the ideal spot for boating, fishing, and swimming.
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While Texas isn't usually known for its mountains, the western portion of the state boasts numerous mountain campsites with stunning scenery.
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