Great Basin National Park is not only home to the only glacier left in Nevada, but also a scenic drive that takes you to see possibly the oldest trees on earth.
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Filled with cabins, campgrounds, hiking trails, and pristine waters, this state park in Virginia offers a welcome escape from D.C. and Richmond.
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Combining a rich history with scenic beauty, this state park in Arkansas is a wonderful spot to go hiking, camping, and learn about the region's culture.
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This serene state park near Jacksonville offers a nice escape from the crowds, with a pleasant campground, scenic hiking trails, and excellent fishing.
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History buffs and nature lovers alike will find plenty to pique the senses on this scenic hiking trails that stretches from Washington, DC to Maryland.
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A rare ecosystem is hidden within Virginia Beach, creating a region of beaches, swamps, lagoons, and hiking trails that comprises the state's most visited park.
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Although this park is deep within bayou territory, it's remarkable not for its swamps and waterways, but for its pristine white sand beach and boardwalk.
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This popular national park contains a hike that attracts crowds, but you may want to think twice before visiting due to its dangerous track record.
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If you're looking to enjoy soaring redwoods without massive crowds, this hidden state park offers plenty of seclusion and a pristine campground.
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This wonderful state park in Mississippi offers heaps of outdoor activities, including swimming, fishing, boating, and a chance to view a hidden waterfall.
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A campground in the Sierras of California is probably one you don't know about yet, tucked into the pristine wilderness beside an Alpine Lake.
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California's top-rated state park for camping offers secluded spots, marina access, and stunning Central Coast views. Discover why this gem won first place.
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This lush California state park is the place to go for kayaking, swimming, hiking, horseback riding, camping, and stunning waterfall photo ops.
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California has banned bear spray in some parks. Discover what that means for hikers, and the safer alternatives for navigating bear territory.
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There are a plethora of incredible state parks in Northern California, but this often-overlooked park is home to stunning redwood trees and amazing campgrounds.
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For a crowd-free underrated experience, head to a state park hidden in Florida with plenty of rich hiking, camping, and canoeing opportunities.
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It may be tempting to verbally interact with the animals in Yellowstone National Park, but there's a very good reason why howling is not allowed.
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A visit to this quiet state park in Tennessee will take you down gorgeous hiking trails with swinging bridges that lead to secret waterfalls.
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This state park in Sonoma County offers plenty of hiking trails, but it's the vibrant fields of wildflowers that are the real reason to visit.
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Get in the car and explore Oregon's stunning "Seven Wonders" with this circular road trip around the state with stops on the coast, in the mountains, and more.
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Enjoy shimmering constellations without venturing into remote landscapes at an underrated dark sky park just outside of Cleveland, Ohio.
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This South Carolina park offers lakeside camping, wildlife viewing, boating, and kayaking on a beautiful, large reservoir that straddles the Georgia state line.
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For a quiet escape from Las Vegas' chaos, make your way to this local neighborhood offering a sprawling park, shopping and dining, and canyon access.
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Twin waterfalls from separate sources creating pools of varied temperatures in the jungle are just one destination on an underrated Caribbean island.
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Visit this area of the White Mountains in California's Sierra Nevada region, where you can hike and see trees that predate most of human civilization.
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This Utah state park is a great alternative to other over-touristed hotspots, offering tons of fun and natural beauty.
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After a series of closures years ago, Yosemite is reopening all of its campgrounds to deliver the best visitor experience, but campsites are booking fast.
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