Escape the city crowds at this Colorado hiking trail, a tranquil nature path that features a forgotten history of a once-important toll road stop.
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Maryland's lakes and rivers are hotspots for summer fun, but they're also home to dozens of species of snakes. Here's how to stay safe when visiting them.
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Southern Illinois is full of rolling hills and limestone cliffs and this quaint riverfront village also has floating bars and hundreds of miles of trails.
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This gorgeous state park in Washington has excellent views of Puget Sound and even views of Seattle on exceptionally clear days. Here's how to explore the area.
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Explore the tallest waterfalls in Wisconsin at Pattison State Park, which boasts a beautiful lake with a sandy beach, multiple campsites, and hiking trails.
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When traveling from Berlin to Prague, take a detour to explore fairytale-like castles and wander through enchanting forests at a quaint German village.
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This mountainous forest in Connecticut offers views that span across multiple states, along with a fascinating slice of Native American history.
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Hidden in the Adirondack Mountains is a little-known swimming hole that features gentle waterfalls, but the trail to get there is a bit difficult.
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This trail cuts through the mountains of West Virginia and offers a less crowded alternative to the better known thru-hikes like the Appalachian Trail.
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This 212,000-acre state forest isn't nearly as sinister as its name suggests, with show-stopping landscapes and off-roading trails through the wilderness.
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This system of caves near Townsend offers visitors an underground tour of one of the largest and most beautiful caverns in the United States.
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For an epic hike that includes ornate temples, panoramic views, and perhaps even a moon bear sighting, head to South Korea's largest national park.
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This charming lakeside town in Indiana not only has an Old-World-style monastery but also a brewery, forested trails, and plenty of unique wildlife.
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This remote region isn't just for those seeking solitude — it's also a fabulous wilderness full of off-roading, hiking, rafting, hunting, and fishing.
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If you go hiking regularly, you've likely heard of (and experienced) bonking. Learn what it means and how to protect yourself from this scary phenomenon.
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This Rocky Mountain town is near enough to the big cities for convenience but also provides outstanding outdoor recreation opportunities like hiking or rafting.
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A stunning, scenic drive down the road to the "authentic America" in Pennsylvania takes visitors through tunnels of trees to a reservoir for premier fishing.
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Discover the national monument in New Mexico that is something like a tribute to human exploration, with centuries of history carved into it.
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Michigan has thousands of inland lakes. Based on accounts from travelers, these spots offer prime opportunities for water sports, camping, hiking, and more.
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The vast landscapes of Oregon offer a variety of ways to enjoy the state, but this state park opens up the great outdoors for travelers who love adventure.
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This fascinating state park in California is home to a pygmy forest: groves of older trees that are extremely short compared to other trees. Find out more.
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This small town in Georgia is less than two hours from Atlanta and is a hotbed of scenic trails, refreshing springs, and a fascinating limestone cave.
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This Canadian Gulf Islands escape combines nature hikes, ancient petroglyphs, galleries, and art festivals for one unique and memorable getaway.
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Visit one of the oldest cities in Wisconsin, home to historical sites, stunning nature trails, lush greenery, and breathtaking fall foliage.
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A town in Colorado's Front Range is an underrated spot where locals enjoy craft beer and festivals, with an Old Towne square at the heart of the action.
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This ghost town in eastern Oregon is a great place to explore and take in the Wallowa Mountains. It's also a great gateway to the Eagle Cap Wilderness.
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This gorgeous and underrated park is made up of jutting rock formations. The park has 400 campsites for people to enjoy as well as an amazingly clear lake.
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