Just hours away from Phoenix, Arizona, this massive forest offers no shortage of trails or mountain-facing vantage points to please the outdoor enthusiast.
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Many California travelers rush between major cities without realizing that a waterfront community packed with shops, dining, and marshland sits along the way.
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New England's six states become a traveler's dream in the summer season, offering up memorable (and often delicious) experiences for vacationers of all ages.
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This southeastern Florida county has been compared to Italy’s Venice because there are travelable waterways interspersed throughout the main city.
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Swap the city buzz of Raleigh for a charming escape just beyond the city's borders, where historic architecture and curious shops line the streets.
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This recreational resort in Michigan is perfect for outdoor lovers, with its own lake, a golf course, pools, and other amenities surrounded by nature.
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Good eats and a unique museum await you in this village with honest-to-goodness Midwestern charm — and you hardly need to drive out of Cincinnati to get there.
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Rated among the cleanest lakes in the country — and some located in protected natural areas — these crystal-clear waters are about as good as it gets.
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Canada has a lot to offer families, adventure lovers, and people who love history and culture. If you're trying to beat the summer crowds, here's where to go.
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Cancun has a wide array of resort options, and this one offers an all-inclusive experience that includes water attractions, meals, sports, and family fun.
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Don't overlook this Nebraska city's timeless charm and unique attractions, many of which are concentrated in the preserved historic downtown.
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History meets the outdoors in this 400-acre park, where scenic trails wind through forests and waterways converge into a scenic paddling route.
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Though this Iowa city is small, it's bursting with nostalgic energy, from its old Lincoln Highway gas station to its retro festivals and restored buildings.
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Though Nebraska isn't often associated with swamps, you'll find one of the world's largest indoor swamps there, complete with alligators, snakes, and more.
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Seeing a waterfall is reason enough to go outside, but at this cascade between Chattanooga and Nashville, you can also camp and hike to your heart's content.
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Sandwiched between two of Washington's biggest cities, this community is a bright and colorful retreat right on the lake, with art around every corner.
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In Ontario, you'll find a richly biodiverse lakeside ecosystem where swimmers, paddlers, anglers, and hikers relax alongside a variety of plants and animals.
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Rising tall above the green hills in a gorgeous Mediterranean country, this 30-resident medieval town is a magical hub of local festivals and delicacies.
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Many quarries have been used and lost over the years, but this particular ex-quarry has been transformed into a haven of nature nestled in central Virginia.
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Visitors from all over descend on this small but vibrant oil town for its legendary 10-day festival, which only takes place once every five years.
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While this Michigan city may be on the small side, it offers a relaxing getaway for arts enthusiasts, foodies, and outdoor lovers with kids in tow.
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Stretching roughly a mile long in the heart of Baltimore is one of America's coolest streets for lovers of quirky shops, boutiques, music, and tasty eats.
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This ex-mining village in Northern England, near Sheffield, is a charming gem with fun shops, vibrant culture, and a long industrial history.
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From street art to unique museums and colorful gardens, there are plenty of visit-worthy hidden gems in Baltimore that few tourists know about.
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Situated on the banks of a river, this easygoing city has a photo-worthy historic district framed by old-growth trees and beloved family-owned eateries.
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Looking for a getaway the entire family can enjoy that isn't the usual theme park or shopping? This village, southwest of the city, offers a serene experience.
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While you may think of other things, such as the famous ferry, when thinking of Staten Island, New York, it's also filled with parks and wildlife to explore.
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