The females of this invasive spider can reach up to 4 inches. And though they don't pose a danger to humans, they are harmful to native spiders.
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In Michigan's Upper Peninsula, a hidden park reveals a stunning fan-shaped waterfall surrounded by pristine forest and scenic hiking trails.
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Planning an trip into the Great Smoky Mountains? These gateway towns offer thrills, frills, and stunning views — just a short hop away from the national park.
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As one of the most beautiful places in the country, Big Sur can get crowded — but not in this state park, which is largely undeveloped (and just as gorgeous).
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A chain of scenic barrier islands, this unspoiled paradise is home to all kinds of wildlife amid its mangrove forests that visitors can see up-close by kayak.
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Escape the bustle of Nashville with a visit to Radnor Lake, a serene park with peaceful trails, wildlife, and scenic views just a short drive from downtown.
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With thousands of rangers furloughed or working without pay, here's how you can help protect national parks and those who care for them during the shutdown.
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This Idaho city nestled at the base of the Sawtooth and Smoky Mountains promises summer and winter outdoor adventure, and several natural hot spring options.
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From museums to national parks, see how the U.S. government shutdown is affecting visitors, access, and travel experiences across the country.
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Theft and vandalism are illegal in national parks, but that doesn't stop visitors from taking a wild array of natural and archaeological finds home.
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There's a reason that New England is a popular travel destination. There's nothing quite like the fresh air, trees, and lakes, and this state park has it all.
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This canyon city serves as the gateway to a Utah retreat and provides travelers with food, lodging, and entertainment for when they're done exploring nature.
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California's majestic redwood forests have always offered peace and tranquility to visitors. So, how could they possibly be suffering a crime wave?
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If you are looking for an uncrowded place to enjoy the fall colors, head to America's most under-appreciated national park which turns bright yellow in autumn.
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Experience New Hampshire like never before as you triumph over the amazing peaks of this hidden gem of a state park, showcasing granite and forest views.
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For an unforgettable fall vacation, head to this California county offering scenic drives and numerous parks bursting with autumnal foliage.
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Immerse yourself in Alaska's stunning wilderness views, mountain landscapes, and charming small towns with this train ride to Denali National Park.
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Visitors to this Florida state park will find outdoor fun, wildlife viewing, and a historic fort deemed "The Birthplace of African American History."
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Sharing a lake with Canada, this New York state park offers a beautiful spot to camp. Enjoy the almost-international trip with the family without the stress.
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This gorgeous Texas state park will soon be accessible to hikers, campers, and nature-enthusiasts. Here's what you can expect to see once it's officially open.
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The best view of the Great Smoky Mountains might not be on one of its peaks. Instead, you can view those gorgeous mountain sights from an abandoned fire tower.
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California is home to stunning redwood forests, and if you want to see the best of what the state has to offer sans the crowds, hit this state park.
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This 2,100-acre park in New York hides a stunning 350-foot gorge with rock walls made of shale. Explore its quiet creeks, waterfalls, and gorgeous viewpoints.
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If you're looking for the ultimate outdoor experience, this sprawling location on the border of California and Oregon is the place to go for all your needs.
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Hiking the wilderness comes with risks and, among America's stunning natural parks, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is one of the most dangerous.
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There's much more to Louisiana than New Orleans and its associated hijinks. For example, there's this splendid lakeside camping town and a glorious state park.
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For those looking for a less-travelled rural getaway with a bounty of natural wonders and historical landmarks, this western Pennsylvania state park awaits.
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