This coastal town just outside of one of California's biggest cities is a lively yet laid-back escape with charming shops, ferry rides, and serene trails.
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Tiki bars, fresh seafood, and plenty of nature and historical parks define this laidback Florida town on the Gulf. For a chill vacation, this is a must-visit.
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A forested trail will lead you to this stunning emerald pool fed by a waterfall for an idyllic dip in Maine. Here's everything you need to know for the journey.
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If stunning scenery is what draws you to a destination, this Maine town's fall foliage and breathtaking view from atop a nearby mountain is must-see stuff.
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New Mexico is steeped in history and natural beauty. Take a trip to this historical city to enjoy the arts, hiking, and a top birding refuge in the U.S.
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Hikers will find some of the most challenging stretches of the famed Appalachian Trail within the pristine nature of this under-the-radar state park in Maine.
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The United States is packed with iconic walks and famous trails, but few adventures are as challenging as this incredible mountain thru-hike in the Gem State.
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Meander through the lush forest of a Louisiana wilderness, keeping your eyes peeled for all sorts of wildlife while you're admiring waterfalls and fall foliage.
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This Indiana state park is home to a historic Pioneer Village with a three-story grist mill, different hiking trails, and multiple caves with rare wildlife.
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For authentic Wild West experiences, American history, and easy access to iconic landmarks like Devil's Tower, this Wyoming gateway town is a must-visit.
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This stunning Scottish village is a gateway to the Outer Hebrides, the Highlands, and some of the most remote and rural areas of northern Great Britain.
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With a world-famous Polish festival, easy access to the Indiana Dunes, and the waterfront charm of Lake Michigan, this walkable beach city is a must-visit.
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It might not have the fame of Northern India’s big cities, but this tucked-away beach town delivers sun-drenched shores, lively culture and blissful solitude.
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If alien mysteries, stunning natural landscapes, and archaeological sites pique your interest, make a stop at this Nevada town just outside Area 51.
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Spanning over 1.5 million acres, this forested oasis in Wisconsin is a paradise for hiking, swimming, fishing, canoeing, and camping under the stars.
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With three small towns, plenty of fresh crab and oyster, plus the reputation of creating Maryland's official dessert, this island community is a must-visit.
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For Urban explorers and outdoor adventurers, this city that played a role in the history of the Hollywood movie industry offers the best of both worlds.
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Stretching over 12 miles and soaring some 1,000 feet over the grand Montana landscape, this majestic cliff offers the multi-day hiking trip of a lifetime.
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This 750-acre bog is home to roots that go back 10,000 years. If you're curious about plants, wildlife, and especially cranberries, this spot is a must-visit.
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Spend your next vacation enjoying the arts and the outdoors in the hiking capital of Western North Carolina. Here's where to find this Blue Ridge oasis.
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The offerings of an LGBTQ+-friendly destination near the Russian River include California Champagne tastings, glamping, and hikes among towering redwoods.
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While snorkeling usually involves immersing yourself in underwater landscapes, land snorkeling invites you to really appreciate the world above the surface.
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The trail that is reportedly the busiest in all of the United States is located in a breathtaking national park and may be worth it for the views.
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Embark on a long-distance trek through incredible mountain landscape and towering peaks that cross the borders of Albania, Kosovo, and Montenegro.
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Arizona is an outdoor lover's paradise, and this town, located along the Copper Corridor, is filled with canyon trails, wild waters, and scenic trains.
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Hawaii is a place of epic adventures, and the less-visited island of Kauai is home to one of the wettest mountains on Earth, creating a treacherous climb.
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For hikers who love waterfalls, there's no better trail than this popular and easy-to-get-to NorCal path through countless falls, groves of redwoods, and ferns.
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