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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This Maine town is bursting with charming historical sites, including an old-fashioned railroad and a 1700s church, along with hiking trails and a cider house.
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This Vermont state park is home to a gorgeous waterfall as well as plenty of trails, swimming holes, and campsites. Here's what you should know.
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Pennsylvania is a state full of natural wonders, and unfortunately, many of them are a favorite of snakes. The good news is most are non-venomous.
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This provincial park in Canada is famous for its many cascades and waterfalls, including the fourth tallest waterfall in the country. Find out more.
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For an under-the-radar, gorgeous destination in North Dakota, head to this state park with plenty of opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and camping.
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Thought Ohio was all flat? Think again. The Buckeye State has some fabulous hikes, no more magnificent than this curious trail to a natural wonder.
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This circuit summits multiple New Hampshire peaks above 4,000 feet, providing a difficult but rewarding hike with great views of the White Mountains.
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This aptly-named lakefront town is a paradise for people looking to enjoy a lakeside vacation, including fishing, paddle boarding, and even an alpine coaster.
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This adorable town near Charlotte, North Carolina is often overlooked despite its excellent eateries, picturesque winery, and plenty of amazing parks.
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This park, near popular St. Augustine, is loaded with nature — from long days on the beach, fishing the Intracoastal, or camping just steps away from the sand.
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This California city, easily accessible from multiple major highways, is worth a pit stop for its charming downtown and scenic walking trails.
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For a perfectly scenic spot to go summertime camping in California, don't miss out on this campground at twin alpine lakes with waterfalls and great fishing.
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This state park in the Blue Mountains is one of the least-visited in Oregon but offers visitors excellent trails, camping spots, and gorgeous scenery.
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This unique site stands out against the Utah desert between Canyonland and Arches National Park thanks to its bright blue pools. Here's why they're there.
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This multi-day hike that starts around Lake Como and cuts through the Alps in Lombardy has a wealth of beautiful scenery and historic villages and castles.
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A Pacific Northwest resort city is a prime destination for golfers, or those looking for a lake vacation with nights spent downtown.
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A hidden beach town in the heart of Minnesota? It's true! Just don't expect to see a lot of people on your visit, because this peaceful city's only a mile wide.
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This quiet town in Ohio nestled near the Appalachian Mountains and is an underrated place full of great places to shop, explore museums, and enjoy the outdoors.
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Take a break from Massachusetts' coast and head to this huge state forest for unforgettable hikes, fishing, kayaking, camping, and other outdoor activities.
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This national park in California is one of the most underrated, with its incredible cave system, hiking trails, and chances to see the largest bird in the U.S.
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