This state park unit offers access to the largest natural freshwater lake in the West, which is amazingly clear and clean for swimming, plus camping and hiking.
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This sprawling Wisconsin state park invites visitors to camp beneath the trees, follow easy trails, paddle through wetlands, and fish along the shoreline.
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This area has dozens of miles of coastline in one of the most remote and wild regions in the state, with multi-day paddling trails, rivers, and hiking trails.
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This remarkable landscape in Wyoming preserves thousands of years of Indigenous history alongside ancient rock art, wildlife, camping, fishing, and more.
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This delightful medieval town near the border with England is known as much for fantastic food as for its history, mountain walks, and scenery.
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If you've long dreamt of exploring a gorgeous Welsh village within the boundaries of a spectacular coastal national park, this is the place for you.
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There's a lot to see in the Pacific Northwest. If you've already seen the big attractions (or just want smaller crowds), check out these underrated spots.
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Swim, fish, or explore a man-made lake, walk a forest trail, or just take a few minutes to take in the beautiful views of this Massachusetts state forest.
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Take a moment to explore what nature has to offer at Germany's smallest national park, filled with white chalk cliffs, stunning views, and miles of hiking.
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Following these unwritten rules will ensure you get the most value and the least hassle from your trip to Wyoming's stunning Grand Teton National Park.
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What was once a landfill of construction debris in California is now a gorgeous state with excellent views of the famous San Francisco Bay.
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This small Wisconsin state park pairs easy riverside trails and prairie scenery with ancient archaeology, Indigenous history, and a fascinating museum.
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Long winding roads, no guard rails, and steep turns. These drives through America's national parks have some of the most seasoned drivers afraid.
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This picturesque town has long captivated visitors to the LDNP with its variety of nature-based activities, top-notch restaurants, and curious shops.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most widely visited national park. To make the most of your experience, check out these ranger tips.
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This quiet park sits on its namesake lake and features old-growth forest trails with a popular rail-trail that leads to a charming town just a few miles away.
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The Old Line State shines bright at this gorgeous state park with some of the finest bayside trails and fishing adventures in Maryland.
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This Lake District village offers the stunning lake and mountain views you'd expect, historic sites, a charming, walkable village, and endangered red squirrels.
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Nestled inside a national park, this little-known village between Middlesbrough and Bridlington has coastal vibes, quaint shops, and cozy pubs.
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If Lake Tahoe's crowds or location on the West Coast doesn't suit you, try one of these dupes across the U.S. offering similar views and recreation.
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This Maryland historic state park contains a 17th-century manor house with ties to the founding fathers and trails that explore scenic river and wetland views.
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While the Grand Canyon is a one-of-a-kind destination, these spots in the Midwest offer similar thrills as the national park without all the crowds.
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Escape Ohio city life and enjoy a serene getaway in a nearby Metropark filled with gorgeous cliff views, fish to catch, and trails winding through nature.
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Just a few minutes from town, visitors can walk to bluff-top trails and secluded sandy coves that are blissfully quiet, depending on the season.
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This out-of-the-way spot on the South Coast offers fantastic whale and sea lion watching, tide pooling, and a few lovely trails with Pacific outlooks.
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Embrace the swampy side of the Bayou State at this gorgeous sprawl of wetlands and wildlife located just a short drive from the madness of New Orleans.
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Facing a budget shortfall and no other funding, the state's commission made a tough decision to increase fees across the board and eliminate some options.
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