This unique alkaline lake in Central Washington state is a scenic gem offering fishing, hiking, and dramatic caves in a canyon with Native American history.
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This tiny Tar Heel State town, tucked along the Blue Ridge Parkway, is the perfect getaway in nature for lovers of the outdoors and classic American road trips.
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From rugged terrain where you won't see another soul to more popular sites near Mount Hood, these are five campsites in the PNW that are hidden gems.
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In Georgia, this small town blends historic downtown streets, antique shops, and classic Southern diners with nearby hiking trails, waterfalls, and parks.
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In Ohio, this lakeside state park offers boating, fishing, camping, and miles of shoreline, where visitors can swim, paddle, and explore wooded trails.
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Just a short drive away from the bustling city of Seattle is a challenging mountain trek with awe-inspiring views of peaks in the North Cascades.
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Nothing feels more rejuvenating after a strenuous hike than a long soak in a natural hot spring. Luckily, there are places in the U.S. where you can do both.
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Ohio is known for its gorgeous lakes, and there are always more to discover. This one offers scenic hiking trails, peaceful fishing, and waterfront camping.
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Joshua Tree National Park’s stunning desert landscapes are perfect for exploring during winter when temperatures are cool. These trails are some of the best.
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Just when you think that there are no secret spots left to explore in San Francisco, a gorgeous, underrated gem with delicious food arrives.
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Southern Arizona has plenty of gorgeous scenery, and this mountain will offer some stunning views, in addition to plenty of outdoor activities.
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North Dakota is home to a lot of frontier history, and this small city offers that, in addition to hiking, camping, and a beautiful waterfall.
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Maryland has a new state park opening up in summer 2026, and we've got all the details about what it will be like, including the luxurious yurts.
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Planning a trip to Portland? Discover highly-recommended hikes within city limits featuring forest trails, volcanic views, and easy access by public transit.
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Los Angeles is not short on celebrities or hiking opportunities. This park has plenty of both, with one trail that stars frequent to escape the city’s bustle.
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These five once-thriving water parks are now abandoned ruins drawing people interested in hiking around and exploring the eerie remnants left behind.
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Pennsylvania is home to a wide array of state and national parks, and this lesser-known one near Pittsburgh has fishing, camping, and a beautiful lake.
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According to hikers, these are the five best hiking trails in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for a scenic outdoor escape both inside and just outside the city.
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Chicago is nicknamed the Windy City, but Illinois is not the windiest state in the country. In fact, you might be surprised to learn what is.
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Colorado is known for its gorgeous peaks and deep canyons, but there's a place in the Balkan Mountains of Europe that gives it a run for its money.
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In Ohio, this welcoming riverside village offers antique shops, hometown diners, wooded trails, and kayaking along a quiet stretch of the Tuscarawas River.
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In northern Michigan, this welcoming lakeside town pairs boating, beach days, wooded pathways, and relaxed camping with classic Up North charm.
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This part of the Sierras sees less traffic than others, meaning quieter days hiking the mountains, camping, or fishing on crystal-clear alpine lakes.
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This lake in the Ozark Mountains provides a scenic getaway for anyone who is in the mood for camping, hiking, fishing, or just taking in views of the water.
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Arkansas is a beautiful state, and this Ouachita Mountains hideaway has scenic views, camping, and fishing for all, whether you're a professional or an amateur.
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In Colorado, these top-rated hot spring hikes combine alpine scenery, river valleys, forested trails, and natural mineral pools, offering unforgettable treks.
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If you're looking to retire somewhere warm, you'll want to travel to this Arizona community that has great views, good wine, and relaxing hiking.
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