Walk through cherry trees while enjoying Montana’s beautiful lakes and forest landscapes at an under-the-radar state park with recreation opportunities.
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If you prefer your hikes and mountain climbing with a side of antiques shopping and farmers markets, take a trip to this charming New Hampshire town.
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A waterfront borough in New Jersey offers historic accommodations at Victorian-era inns, and plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy during the daytime.
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Intrepid's new program blends advocacy and education with the experiential beauty of being out in nature in response to budget cuts to the National Park system.
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Travelers on a road trip to the beach might bypass this overlooked riverside state park in South Carolina, but it's a worthy destination all on its own.
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This massive lake is both a present-day paradise and a historical marvel, with the sunken remains of an entire civilization resting at the bottom.
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This Nebraska state park in the beautiful heart of the Midwest is full of alluring outdoor activities and beautiful views.
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Explore the first national park in Taiwan by foot on incredible hikes, or hit the water at underrated snorkeling sites to see coral reefs teeming with life.
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For a quick hike and escape into nature in New York, head to this pleasant trail that ends in a majestic cascading waterfall only an hour from Albany.
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Stroll along a boardwalk, marvel at nature's beauty, and spend zero dollars for the experience at this one-of-a-kind West Virginia state park. Learn more here.
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For a Tennessee state park that is easy to reach from Nashville, Chattanooga, and Knoxville, head to this spot with plenty of hiking, camping, and swimming.
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Maryland is home to a stunning white sand beach park on a majestic lake in the heart of the state's Appalachians, complete with swimming and camping.
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Though it's a vital part of Colorado's ecosystem and draws millions of visitors annually, this manmade lake controversially replaced a "lost national park."
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While hiking in a national park, you could be approached by a curious ranger asking questions about your plans. This interaction could help keep you safe.
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Wisconsin doesn't have any national parks but it has plenty of incredible state parks, including this mighty waterfall-packed park with hiking and swimming.
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National parks were created to help preserve nature, but are more polluted than you may realize. Four of the five most polluted parks are in one specific state.
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If you are looking for a natural escape near Orlando, head to this Florida State Park that is a water paradise filled with crystal-clear springs and trails.
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This stunning turquoise gem hidden in Washington's North Cascades offers breathtaking alpine views and incredible outdoor activities year-round.
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Do you want to experience Yosemite in a memorable way? From glamping spots to rustic lodges, there are some unique places to stay in and near the iconic park.
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Wander among incredibly preserved dinosaur tracks while enjoying lakeside recreation and views of the stars at the first dark sky state park in New Mexico.
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Get your fill of beautiful scenery, stunning gorges, inviting waterfalls, and walkable trails in one of Tennessee's postcard-worthy state parks.
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Avoid the crowds of the national parks at this West Virginia state park filled with spectacular views, hiking trails, and plenty of whitewater rafting.
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Get your hiking shoes ready for when you visit this hike-able gem of the California State Park System, then take advantage of the local scuba spots.
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This national monument in Nebraska has plenty of spots to take a hike to see the unique landscape. Here's what else you can explore in the area on your trip.
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The gorgeous, quirky town is close to White Sands National Park in New Mexico and is a treasure trove of other amazing things to do. Here's why you should go.
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Divided into five wilderness areas, this national forest in California is a colossal expanse with trails, backcountry camping, and an 8,000-foot-tall mountain.
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This idyllic trail located in Badlands National Park lives up to its name. Here's what to know about hiking and camping here.
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