Not far from Mesa Verde National Park, and home to a train that's a National Historic Landmark, this Colorado riverside hub is a must-visit for a magical trip.
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This state park allows visitors to hike among stunning rock formations, camp under the stars, and take in outstanding mountain and desert views.
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Florida is teeming with beautiful landscapes, but this national park near Miami is often overlooked, making it a peaceful getaway with incredible views.
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Take a long weekend to drive along this Texas route and catch some of the most beautiful views the Lone Star State has to offer!
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Discover the Pine Belt region of Mississippi by venturing into the oak forests and lakesides of this underrated hotspot, filled with fish, songbirds, and more.
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Yosemite's most challenging hike has earned a story-filled nickname, and the dangers are very real. These views are only for the most talented of explorers.
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While Colorado isn't known for its waterfalls, this unique state park on the Western Slope is home to a truly unique triple waterfall and verdant scenery.
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Head to this Mississippi destination for a beautifully rugged landscape (including rocks perfect for climbing), along with Civil War history and local events.
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One town in North Carolina's Great Smoky Mountains range has unique connections to the local Native American people, including handicraft shops and a museum.
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This state park offers a pleasant mix of things to do by land or water: swim, fish, or boat on the quiet lake, or take a hike or biking trek along the trails.
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This incredible, scenic road trip is perfect for a long weekend and will take you to plenty of amazing places in the Sierra Nevadas, including Lake Tahoe.
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This Arizona desert site is a great place to bask in beautiful nature and get a glimpse into the area's history.
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Find out why America's most popular national park welcomes millions of visitors every year and why this gem is renowned for its hiking routes and waterfalls.
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While it is often overlooked, this entrance to Joshua Tree National Park offers visitors a chance to explore the beautiful palm-filled landscape.
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Lake Tahoe attracts masses of tourists to California, but Virginia has its own park and beach-packed marvel with all the adventurers you could need.
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To enjoy the natural beauty of Colorado, head to this area with sculpted black canyons and starlit skies that is free to enter and has great fly fishing.
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It doesn't take much driving outside of Alaska's largest city to get to the wild. This enormous state park has hundreds of miles of hiking trails and 120 peaks.
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Offering natural waterslides, miles of trails, and a dramatic covered bridge, this state park east of Atlanta makes for an excellent escape into the wilderness.
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At 300,000 acres, this is not only the largest state park in Texas, but also among the least-visited, despite being right next door to the famous Big Bend.
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The northern tip of Long Island boasts a gorgeous state park that is the perfect destination for anyone looking for a more secluded beach getaway.
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Enjoy the Pacific Coast’s intriguing aviary wildlife in their natural beachy habitat at an under-the-radar refuge just a few hours south of Los Angeles.
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Iowa's oldest state park offers a nature escape with trails, trout fishing, cabins, and activities perfect for campers, hikers, and families alike.
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Enjoy rustic hikes on an island in the gorgeous Lake Superior. While camping among the forest and pristine beaches, you can also learn about the area’s history.
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A literary icon lived most of his life in an Oregon town just outside of Eugene, where visitors can find scenic river trails and family-owned orchards.
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If you crave challenging canyoneering treks, there's a jaw-dropping canyon hike in California's Sequoia National Park might just be your cup of tea.
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Discover 20 miles of backcountry trails, towering quartzite cliffs, and primitive camping in Tennessee’s most diverse under-the-radar mountain paradise.
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Southern Illinois is full of rolling hills and limestone cliffs and this quaint riverfront village also has floating bars and hundreds of miles of trails.
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