The Dirtiest State Parks In America, According To Travelers
When visiting a state park, you'd hope not to come across a dirty diaper. But locals say these state parks are among the dirtiest.
Read MoreWhen visiting a state park, you'd hope not to come across a dirty diaper. But locals say these state parks are among the dirtiest.
Read MoreThis village on the edge of a national park offers trails to waterfalls, rivers teeming with fish, and a Victorian viaduct, as well as gorges, caves, and peaks.
Read MoreIt's hard to appreciate the majesty of California's redwoods when the forests are overrun with crowds, like at Muir Woods. Visit these parks instead.
Read MoreVermont may be small, but it is home to a lot of natural beauty, including at this state park, where you can go for a pleasant hike or get out on the water.
Read MoreBordering Mount Rainier National Park is another Washington escape. A massive forest offers trails to stunning waterfalls and even an active volcano.
Read MoreExplore Boise City, Oklahoma, a gateway to Black Mesa with local restaurants, unusual history, roadside statues, and outdoor adventures in the scenic panhandle.
Read MoreHigh in the mountains of the Golden State is a gorgeous village straight out of a romantic Christmas movie, with scenic camping and hiking trails to boot.
Read MoreIt doesn't get much more spectacular than a shimmering high-altitude lake with crystal-clear waters located high up in the magnificent mountains of France.
Read MoreIf you want to avoid disappointment, skip the more popular U.S. national parks and head to these two underrated parks with scenic water adventures.
Read MoreInstead of hiking the Grand Canyon from rim to rim, opt for a less intense (but still challenging) route through Utah’s otherworldly Canyonlands.
Read MoreIt's easy to see the appeal of this pastoral corner of England, with its green hills, ancient stone walls separating farmland, and countless walking routes.
Read MoreIt's only 65 acres, but this Western Montana state park on Interstate 90 packs a punch. Check out this lesser-known spot with fishing, camping, and hiking.
Read MoreHemmed in by the towering evergreens of Tahoe National Forest, this relatively unknown lake offers the beauty of the Sierra Nevadas without the crowds.
Read MoreAccessibly only by a moderate hike, this humble medieval village was made up of only a few longhouses, but it sat in magnificent countryside.
Read MoreDue to recent national park changes across the U.S., a popular destination has taken down many informative, historical signs, and visitors are upset.
Read MoreThis Florida park is an underrated gem that offers tranquil waters for fishing, scenic hiking trails, and interesting outdoor archaeological finds.
Read MoreFrom winding mountain roads to endless desert highways, these unforgettable routes reveal the wild beauty and surprising contrasts of the American Southwest.
Read MoreGermany is home to some famous and well-preserved forests, and you can explore the landscapes at this national park in the northeast corner of the country.
Read MoreHome to one of England's most intriguing homes, this town is both a historic time capsule and a gateway to England's least populated national park.
Read MoreThis Somerset village has easy access open countryside, a hidden stone circle, a world-famous ancient bridge, and miles of walking paths connecting it all.
Read MorePark rangers know a thing or two about national parks, and they've got some fabulous tips for exploring the wonders of Florida's Everglades National Park.
Read MoreIowa's Maquoketa Caves State Park is a popular camping destination, but there are some critical things to know to ensure a smooth camping trip here.
Read MoreThis scenic New Jersey state park offers a wide range of outdoor recreation activities, including fishing on the state's deepest natural lake.
Read MoreFor retirees who prefer mountains to Florida’s coast, a South Dakota county with access to many national parks is an affordable option in the Midwest.
Read MoreA small French township sits dramatically along a rocky mountain in a national park, perfect for hikers and visitors seeking fairytale charm.
Read MoreNestled within a vast protected forest, this lake is a local gem for woodsy camping, cruising by boat, and casting a line for a variety of gamefish.
Read MorePark rangers know a lot. But these seven principles are particularly important to ensure safety and sustainability when visiting a national park.
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