This county in California may have few residents, but it's bursting with forests, camping spots, hot springs baths, ski resorts, and cozy restaurants.
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This town town in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado is the perfect alternative to Vail, with plenty of trails, amazing places to shop, and delicious restaurants.
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This university town in Utah is an idyllic, riverside spot with tons of delicious eateries, plenty of museums, and, of course, incredible outdoor adventures.
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This crystal-clear lake, situated in the mountains just a few hours from Venice, is a gorgeous alpine wonderland for swimming and boating that's easy to reach.
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This remote town in Southern Utah is an alternative to Moab and gives you convenient access to Capitol Reef National Park as well as other desert destinations.
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This adorable college town in New Hampshire offers visitors plenty of New England charm as well as outdoor adventures in the White Mountains. Find out more.
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Home to a yummy food pod cart spot, the iconic Pickathon festival, and beautiful hiking trails through Oregon landscapes, this Portland suburb is a must-visit.
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This granite city in Georgia is unique for its proximity to Atlanta, a stunning 400-million-year-old mountain, and for being home to 19th-century buildings.
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In Colorado, surrounded by national parks and forests, you'll find a little town known for rich Puebloan history plus a collection of unique accommodations.
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This island in Boston Harbor is an idyllic spot to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city to see wildlife, hike the scenic trails, and go camping.
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This stunning alpine meadow in Kings Canyon National Park offers visitors the chance to spot wildlife, like black bears, and soak up mountain vistas.
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This mountain town just outside of Chattanooga, Tennessee is home to the tallest underground waterfall open to the public in the United States. Find out more.
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This state park covers over 13,000 acres across three counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania, offering scenic hikes to waterfalls and plenty of campgrounds.
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Dating back to 1872, this mountain ghost town takes up less than a single acre and is considered Montana's smallest state park. Here's why you should visit.
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Properties in this North Carolina town cost 26% less than the national average. Plus, you can find cute shops, restaurants, and plenty of sports activities.
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Most outdoor adventurers know that if you're camping, hiking, or swimming, you might run into a snake. Here's where you should keep an eye out in Florida.
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Vermonts third-tallest peak in the Green Mountains is an outdoor paradise filled with gorgeous scenery, miles of trails, and photo-worthy waterways.
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This underrated region in Italy has all the charm, outdoor adventure, and historic sites while also offering fewer crowds and more affordable amenities.
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This wildlife refuge has challenging hikes and is home to endangered birds, incredible sand dunes, and some impressive scenery. Here's what you should know.
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Take a trip back in time on a visit to Utah. First, check out the last echoes of a ghost town in the desert, then follow it up with a dinosaur fossil hike.
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Discover mountain vistas, granite peaks, and over 100 lakes on this epic California hiking trail hidden away in the Sierra Nevada Mountain range.
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This stunning state park on Hawaii's Big Island is conveniently located near the airport and offers secluded shores, a black sand beach, and stunning hikes.
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Escape from crowds of traffic on an island state park in Vermont that doesn’t allow cars, keeping the outdoor recreation, trails, and campsites spotless.
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This state park is home to the highest altitude point in New Jersey and is a mecca for outdoorsy visitors who love hiking, camping, fishing, and more.
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These two lakes and the area that surrounds them in Utah's Wasatch Mountains are an outdoor paradise for hikers and campers alike. Here's what you should know.
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This hidden destination surrounded by Oregon's wilderness is a gateway to hiking trails and waterfalls. The small city also offers charming sights and bites.
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This historic site helped shape the industrial heritage of the U.S. between 1771 and 1883 and can still be explored today. Hikes, workshops, and tours await!
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