Consumer Reports' Favorite Travel Backpack Is A Durable And Roomy Gem
If you're in need of a new backpack for your travel adventures, Consumer Reports has crunched the numbers on which one you should invest in.
Read MoreIf you're in need of a new backpack for your travel adventures, Consumer Reports has crunched the numbers on which one you should invest in.
Read MoreThe enormous state of Texas is home to all kinds of state parks, including this historical spot that has fishing, hiking trails, and even a golf course.
Read MoreThis island may be well known, but what isn't as well known is that its home to what was once the nation's second national park after Yellowstone.
Read MoreClose to Boston or Providence and looking for a great hiking, biking, or horseback riding spot? We know just the state forest for you in Massachusetts.
Read MoreDating back to the 1960s, this state park filled with hiking trails, diverse bird species, and other wildlife was Florida's first aquatic preserve.
Read MoreA scenic mountain lake is a fisherman's paradise, with trophy-sized catches in a secluded area on North Carolina's border with Tennessee.
Read MoreThis reserve in Eastern Washington, between Spokane and Coeur d'Alene, is a tucked-away park in forest full of great hiking and fishing opportunities.
Read MoreVermont is ripe with history, and you can add the state's oldest hotel into that history. Featuring restaurants and a golf course, it's a spa getaway.
Read MoreLovers of hiking, fishing, and bird watching rejoice — this state and nationally-run marshland in Wisconsin offers nearly 300 different bird species to spot.
Read MoreExperience panoramic views of one of the country’s most picturesque mountain ranges via a quick 20-minute hike less than an hour from Asheville.
Read MoreThis Virginia state park — just an hour’s drive from D.C. — offers backpacking, horseback riding, mountain biking, and stargazing among epic pastoral vistas.
Read MoreDeer are generally timid animals but encounters with them can occasionally turn aggressive. Here's what to do if a deer approaches you while you're hiking.
Read MoreThis Sacramento suburb is a culturally rich city that offers a wide variety of cuisine, in addition to scenic views of the American River at its parks.
Read MoreThis Kentucky getaway features lake recreation, a trail network for hiking, a campground with lake access, and a marina for boating, fishing, and swimming.
Read MorePennsylvania is home to a variety of unique hiking trails, and if you head to this state park on the Susquehanna, you'll get some beautiful views of the river.
Read MoreWhile visiting this Illinois village, sit down for a picnic lunch after a refreshing hike, and for dinner, enjoy delicious seafood with a riverfront view.
Read MoreThis Indiana nature preserve, located in the woods between Fort Wayne and Chicago, is an idyllic outdoor destination full of easy hiking and peaceful vibes.
Read MoreNear Virginia's southern border, this lush state park features historic garden remains, wooded hiking routes, family splash areas, and waterfront camping.
Read MoreRaft down the Chama River and hike along the Continental Divide Trail in this national forest that's tucked just outside New Mexico's capital city.
Read MoreWhen you think of beaches, your mind may not jump to New Hampshire, but this state park offers excursions on the water, as well as mountain hikes.
Read MoreA serene mountain lake loved by Coloradans and tourists alike is a serene escape for camping, paddling, and fishing in deep blue waters.
Read MoreIn South Carolina's Oconee County, this riverside destination features an easy-access waterfall, tubing rapids, forest paths, and overnight camping.
Read MoreThis lake looks small on the map, but its quiet location near some of North Georgia's best attractions, hiking, and mountain views makes it worth a stop.
Read MoreThis riverside campground in Northeastern Utah is a secluded beauty full of spacious campsites surrounded by thick forests and towering mountain peaks.
Read MoreThis Michigan preserve is quiet and peaceful, but that doesn't mean you'll be bored. You can have fun here all year, whether you're hiking or snowmobiling.
Read MoreFor a sandy swimming beach, year-round fishing, a variety of nature hikes, and relaxing campsites, head to this lakeside state park in Minnesota.
Read MoreGreat Smoky Mountains National Park isn't the only protected public land in its region. This park has scenic mountain views, hiking trails, and fewer crowds.
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