You already know Colorado is home to gorgeous mountain views and outdoor activities, but this small Colorado town may have slipped just under your radar.
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At this Texas state park, bird lovers get the chance to spot any of the over 300 species that frequent the area and join birdwatching tours with avian experts.
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An incredible destination for kayaking and hiking in Tennessee is a gorgeous lake with mountain views not far from Chattanooga.
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To see Lake Tahoe's beautiful beaches, incredible forests, and lovely coastal towns, find this paved trail that some call the nation's most beautiful bike path.
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If you're looking for an escape with gorgeous hikes and plenty of space for camping, look no further than this quiet South Carolina state park.
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If you're in the Boston area and want an area with gorgeous trails and a haunting toy pony rendition of Stonehenge, then look no further than Lincoln.
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Just a two-hour drive north of Atlanta puts you at a popular trail in Georgia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, where you can admire nature, hike, bike, swim, and more.
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Discover a peaceful lakeside haven tucked in Pennsylvania, where tranquil waters, scenic campgrounds, and nature-rich trails make for an idyllic getaway.
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A charming community in Pennsylvania has plenty to offer outdoor enthusiasts. Pitch your tent at a nearby campsite or get your bike ready for gorgeous trails.
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A high-elevation viewpoint near Hendersonville delivers four-state mountain scenery, interesting history, and tranquil walking paths perfect for a quick escape.
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One of Missouri's most striking natural escapes offers ancient pink granite, clear pools, and waterfalls for a peaceful canyon retreat surrounded by forest.
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This must-visit New Hampshire mountain town is a storybook escape filled with waterfalls, rustic trails, and lovely resorts nestled in the White Mountains.
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In the heart of Appalachia is a West Virginia town where the legendary Hatfield-McCoy feud took place, and it’s a great place to explore on ATV.
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This sparkling Missouri lake near Branson is a scenic escape where travelers can enjoy boating, fishing, and peaceful views surrounded by Ozark beauty.
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To get those classic alpine views that Colorado is famous for, hikers should head to this spruce-lined lake near Denver full of trails, fishing, and camping.
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Sedona is a destination for Arizona locals and visitors alike, and there are several places you won't want to miss on the road trip north.
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There are plenty of amazing places to visit in Utah, however, this under-the-radar lakeside getaway is a great way to be near nature and beat the crowds.
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Home to 400 types of rhododendron with over 3,000 plants, this wooded 40-acre public botanical garden with free entrance is a must-visit in Hiawassee, Georgia.
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If you're looking for a quiet escape for the whole family, this might just be the perfect destination, nestled in Virginia's Blue Ridge foothills.
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West Virginia is severely underrated when it comes to natural beauty and this charming community proves it thanks to its easy access to a great state park.
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The Grand Canyon can get a little crowded if you go to the most popular areas. This hidden gem of a trail offers all the right views without the crowds.
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Ohio is a scenic state that is part of Appalachian Country, and this county that is the gateway to this area brims with eateries and outdoor activities.
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Wisconsin is a beautiful state and an outdoor lover's paradise. This town, that is just outside of Madison, is an underrated spot with a park, trails, and lake.
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Explore a quiet Michigan park between Grand Rapids and Lansing for year-round outdoor activities like swimming, cross-country skiing, and scenic hiking trails.
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Plenty of towns feature beautiful attractions steeped in nature. While mostly abandoned, this tiny hamlet is full of history and well worth a visit.
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Comprising 24,000 acres of beaches, forests, and wetlands, this South Carolina preserve is named after the owner of the Boston Red Sox from 1933 through 1976.
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High in Arizona's mountains, this peaceful lake surrounded by lush evergreens offers pristine fishing, kayaking, and camping in a tranquil forest setting.
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