This hidden ghost town located in Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado is so beautiful, you'll want to plan your visit there immediately.
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Built to replace a smaller, crumbling bridge from the 1960s, the new one is open to traffic while crews complete the final steps of removing the old bridge.
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New York State is chock full of gorgeous, scenic drives that will take you from the coastline of Long Island all the way to Niagara Falls. Here's where to go.
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This rustic historic hotel sits right on the slope of Mt. Rainier, boasting cozy yet elegant rooms and a fireplace-lit dining room with unbelievable views.
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Florida abounds with gorgeous places worth visiting, including this underrated state park with plenty of watersports, fishing, and excellent trails.
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Technically, although these rock formations are tens of thousands of years old, they have no legitimate extraterrestrial origins ... as far as we know.
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This park may be known for its unique fairy stones, but it's also a great place to explore with hiking, camping, fishing, and even a swim beach.
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When budgeting for a big adventure at a national park, you've got to look beyond just the price of admission. In some cases, just getting there might be costly.
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This state park in western Arizona is a haven for outdoor lovers and is situated near other protected wildernesses, making it the perfect nature-filled getaway.
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One of the best ways to experience a drive on the Parkway is to take your time. Thankfully, there are plenty of great campgrounds where you can stay the night.
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In Colorado's Yampa Valley is a reservoir, which may first appear as a mirage in the desert. But this lake is very real, offering a huge array of activities.
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This historic hotel in the Ponderosa forest offers terrific rooms, as well as some calm within the proverbial storm of Grand Canyon tourism.
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This timeless retreat in Yosemite is winning over couples with its mountain vistas, historic charm, and secluded atmosphere perfect for a dreamy getaway.
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In Washington state, a handful of lesser‑known parks offer extraordinary wildlife experiences, making these lands must‑visit for nature lovers.
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According to a 2025 report, this Southern U.S. state boasting outdoor fun, gorgeous coastlines, and affordability is the most popular place to move.
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Escape the busy streets of Dallas by heading to a state park offering a sprawling lake for fishing, pristine hiking trails, and great campsites.
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Stretching across 4,530 acres in the Sandhills, just 23 minutes from Fayetteville, this North Carolina state park offers lovely scenery, nine trails, and more.
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Two months and 14,498 miles is what it will take to visit all U.S. national parks in the lower 48 states on this optimized road trip created by an AI pioneer.
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Surrounded by breathtaking mountains and situated next to a lake, this Canadian resort community offers outdoor activities for all seasons of the year.
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This West Virginia state park is a gateway to extensive trails and outdoor fun, along with seasonal events such as a drive-through holiday lights display.
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Just an hour from Yosemite, this California community offers hiking trails, peaceful campgrounds set on two scenic lakes, and Old West history.
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This Maryland community a short drive from Baltimore has sprawling parks, one of the most historic mansions in the area, and outdoor activities.
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After months of closures, parts of the Grand Canyon are welcoming visitors again, offering opportunities for hikes and coveted backcountry stays.
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This South Texas spot features level trails, steady wildlife activity, and diverse habitats, making it a useful outdoor option near the Mexico border.
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Arizona is a top destination for glamping, so if you want to get out under the big desert sky with the comforts of home, check out these five spots.
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This underrated state park in North Dakota highlights prairie landscapes, pioneer history, and unique accommodation options like yurts and historic cabins.
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This secret barrier-island state park in New Jersey is just a 10-minute drive from Ocean City. Explore its sand dunes, observe wildlife, or hike an ocean trail.
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