Take a stroll through California’s gorgeous woodland scenery near Nevada City while admiring the stunning hues of orange and red during the fall season.
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This state park is within easy reach of the city and offers hundreds of miles of hiking trails, mountain views, scenic drives, and pristine mountain lakes.
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A cozy mountain city nestled at the foot of one of the most sought-after places in California is a woodland escape with a serene botanical garden.
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This Oregon town just outside of Portland boasts endless outdoor adventure in every direction and a downtown full of culture and delicious food.
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Climb one of the Hudson Valley's hidden gems for panoramic views of rugged cliffs, rolling forests, and the silver ribbon of the Hudson River.
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Explore one of New England's most hauntingly beautiful trails, where the remnants of a long-forgotten zoo hide within lush forests and tranquil ponds.
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Whether you want to tackle a day hike, or take your time on a weeklong trip, don't miss out on this pretty Pennsylvania trail. Its history and nature will wow.
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A state park in New Mexico is a destination for camping, hiking, and fishing, and you can get here through an epic road trip.
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This quaint Washington town is ideal for a fall visit, offering Mount Rainier views, a 3-mile hike on the Pacific Crest Trail, and a 10-million-year-old cave.
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When driving along the Oregon coast, make sure to stop at this stunning bridge boasting views of the Pacific and breathtaking natural phenomena.
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Tucked in Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains, this overlooked state park offers forested trails, lakeside scenery, and a centuries-old mountaintop mystery.
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A natural swimming hole offers fun and a break from the blazing Texas heat. No matter where you are in the state, you can find a good swimming hole for you.
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Just outside Anchorage lies a peaceful Alaskan retreat where mountain views meet riverside trails, whitewater adventures, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere.
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California's waterfalls are best after recent rains, and this beauty just outside a quaint Dutch village in central coast wine country is an easy hike away.
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After picnicking in this state park in South Carolina, explore what the Algonquins called a "swamp on a hill," where you'll find carnivorous plants and gators.
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Lake Mead National Recreation Area is one of the most popular summer destinations in the U.S., but visitors should also be aware of some of the dangers.
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In the heart of Memphis, this historic park is a lush retreat filled with forest trails, blooming gardens, elegant mansions, and a storied open-air music venue.
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From gentle boardwalks to sandy beaches, steep mountains to lakeside loops, these dog-friendly trails make hiking with your pup easy and full of fun.
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This quiet Ohio village is not only known for its presidential historic sites, but also has a forest where hikers can enjoy bluebell blooms in the spring.
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A short hike through Oregon's Cascade Mountains leads to a quiet lake with a curious name, scenic forest views, and plenty of trout for fishing.
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Just outside Ottawa, Illinois, this hidden state park offers sweeping views, rocky bluff trails, and the rare chance to spot grazing bison up close.
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This challenging Sedona hike leads to jaw-dropping 360-degree views of red rocks, peaks, and desert vistas that make every uphill climb worth it.
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Getting a snake bite when hiking is certainly scary and could be dangerous or even life-threatening, but the way you treat it can make all the difference.
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Traipse through California’s stunning wine country on an easy hike through Sonoma County’s rocky landscapes, filled with colorful wildflowers.
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What do stunning nature trails have to do with giant blocks of presidential support cheese? They come together in this small, beautiful Massachusetts town.
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Tucked in the West Virginia hills, this hidden small town blends farm-to-table dining with scenic hiking trails, wildlife, and peaceful outdoor escapes.
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The challenging 15 mile hike to this abandoned California ghost town in Death Valley takes trekkers across Surprise Canyon. Only 100 people attempt it annually.
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