For incredible Italian food and great hikes to do between pizzas, head to this small town nestled beside Scranton in Pennsylvania's Valley View region.
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A historic Colorado rail stop tucked among the San Juan Mountains serves as the gateway to incredible alpine scenery, offering access to the Chicago Basin.
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A scenic route through Louisiana's wetlands offers some of the South’s best birdwatching, where forests, bayous, and trails create a haven for wildlife lovers.
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This state is higher above sea level than any other in the U.S. Here's how to keep yourself safe from altitude sickness when exploring its peaks.
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For an outdoor adventure with some fun thrown in, check out West Virginia's "Birthplace of Rivers Gateway" with fishing, trails, and a festival with rare meats.
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Mount Everest's Rainbow Valley is an extremely dangerous and haunting reminder that the world's highest mountain offers no guarantees of survival.
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This forest has miles of trails that are perfect for hiking or winter snowmobiling and cross-country skiing, and it's less challenging than nearby mountains.
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This mountain may not be as high or as famous as Everest, but it's a riskier endeavor requiring a higher level of skill and fitness to successfully summit.
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This small mountain hamlet was left to ruin in the 1930s, but has seen new life as a stop for hikers as a passionate group works to keep it alive.
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This Alaskan island, one of the largest in America, presents visitors with secluded wilderness opportunities for hunting, wildlife viewing, and hiking.
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Originally established as a railway station this Washington town offers hiking trails with spectacular views as well as watersports and activities.
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If you like to pack light for camping trips, you can be limited on ways to relax outdoors. Here's an option from Costco, that is big enough for two.
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There are plenty of reasons to visit South Carolina, but this majestic park with beautiful lakes and plenty to do will make you want to book a trip today.
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If you're in the Washington, D.C. area but hoping to get a taste of natural beauty, this hidden gem in Virginia gives easy access to Shenandoah National Park.
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Lake Tahoe is famously beautiful, which is why many people look forward to setting up camp on the shoreline. These are the best beachy campsites in the area.
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This Canadian national park is situated in the world's largest freshwater island chain. It offers beautiful opportunities for hiking and camping.
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Hidden in northern Michigan, this lakeside state park offers tranquil camping, forest trails, and a rare cobblestone beach framed by striking rock formations.
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Getting out in nature for some camping and hiking in winter is great fun. You do need the proper gear and Costco has some items that campers love.
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Very few things are scarier than stumbling across a venomous snake on your hike or outdoor stroll, so here are some places where you can avoid that feeling.
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If you're looking to combine street art with hiking, this LA trail is just the ticket, with views over the Pacific Ocean and a graffiti-filled lookout platform.
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Venture into America’s Swiss-like landscapes on a breathtaking hike. The challenging trail hits some incredible natural gems, surrounding a quaint town.
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The gateway city to Park City, Utah is not just a destination for skiers and snowboarders. The resort-town has plenty of adventures in summer and fall as well.
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If you love exploring nature or urban areas on hiking trails, this state has the most in America and offers all kinds of landscapes to explore.
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Hidden in western Kansas, an easy hike leads to striking chalk formations that rise from the flat prairie, creating an otherworldly landscape of fragile spires.
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Dive into Kentucky's rural culture in this locale known for its live music, dining hotspots, and diverse outdoor experiences for hikers and their families.
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Fishing, hiking, and unforgettable views are offered year-round in this quiet Colorado locale, where you can choose your level of camping comfort.
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Sitting in a sprawling national forest and close to Mammoth Cave, this small Kentucky town boasts countless fishing, hiking, and camping opportunities.
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