Hike this Appalachian trail in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. A picturesque meadow sits at its peak, where you'll enjoy panoramic views in all seasons.
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Niagara Falls may be the best-known waterfall in the U.S., but that doesn't automatically make it the best to visit. Here are five other contenders.
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Tucked in Arizona's southeast corner is this understated park with its tranquil pond and wetlands, which attract a wide variety of bird species.
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This outdoor getaway in Virginia's Appalachian Mountains is a haven for boutique shopping, alpine views, and nearby state parks with beautiful hiking trails.
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This Gold Rush era town hides a beautiful park that showcases the area's unbridled creativity through unique sculptures and a fun summer concert series.
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Enjoy the rugged wilderness while also traipsing through coastal dunes and enjoying gorgeous beaches at an under-the-radar state park in Northern California.
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This small town in the Catskill Mountains is about as far removed in culture from New York City as possible, while being within range for day-trippers.
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This outdoor escape in New Mexico is a desert state park where you can camp under the stars, fish in mountain lakes, and experience beautiful, rugged terrain.
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This state park in southwest Wyoming is still relatively wild and rural, wild herds of bison roaming around the ample uncrowded hiking trails.
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South Carolina isn't often seen as the home of some of the most breathtaking wonders in the world, but outdoorsy travelers go there for its natural beauty.
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This hidden island on Florida's Gulf Coast is the perfect place for a picnic after hunting for seashells. You'll just need to boat or ferry over to access it.
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Connecticut has no shortage of charming New England towns, but one boasts rich local history and plenty of stunning nature for visitors to explore.
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Nature-loving photographers can take snapshots of sunsets, flowers, the sea's handiwork, and wildlife big and small while exploring this Washington beach.
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This state park in northeastern Mississippi draws visitors for hiking, climbing, and camping with plenty of waterfalls and more adventurous activities.
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These gorgeous national parks in Europe are full of hiking trails, wildlife, and secluded spots for some of the best views — check them out on your next trip.
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Set beside Lake Tahoe's crystal waters, this California mountain park offers easy trails, old-growth forests, and untouched Sierra Nevada scenery.
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While visiting this New Mexico city, immerse yourself in history; explore America's first designated wilderness area & a military site with a fascinating past.
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We don't typically associate Massachusetts with roughin' it in rustic nature, but this southwestern area of the state indicates that, perhaps, we should.
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The Rocky Mountains are such a popular destination that escaping the crowds can be tricky, but there are areas where you can still experience true wilderness.
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North Dakota's oldest state park blends history with river valley scenery, offering trails, campsites, and cultural landmarks for every type of traveler.
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If you're craving outdoor adventure, and you live in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, then you need to know about this park just around the corner.
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The big cities in Texas have plenty to offer in terms of food, nightlife, and fun, but smaller towns also have lots of culture, charm, and outdoor adventures.
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These 13 Floridian state parks often fly under the radar but offer some of the best hiking trails and historical structures for culture buffs.
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Spot wildlife, explore the vast prairie, camp, and enjoy the stars when you visit this wildlife refuge tucked away near the city streets of Amarillo, Texas.
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Hikers looking for a change of scenery will find ocean vistas & a black sand beach on this stretch of California coast, and campers will be spoiled for choice.
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Enjoy kayaking, fishing, camping, and hiking along this quiet and crowd-free lake in upstate New York's dazzling Adirondacks.
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Near Sedona, Arizona, visitors can find a red-rock haven with creekside trails for all kinds of hikers, nighttime events, and plentiful wildlife.
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