This incredible state park in Washington doesn't get nearly as much rain as Seattle, making it an epic spot for your next camping trip on the Olympic Peninsula.
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Looking for a coastal location that's off the beaten path? This state park close to downtown Santa Cruz offers stunning views, excellent hikes, and beaches.
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A visit to this remote Wisconsin island is like stepping back in time, with charming historic landmarks, sandy beaches, and car-free tranquility.
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This road trip winds its way through a valley surrounded by stunning mountain scenery, passing through historic towns and natural wonders.
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Massive budget cuts at the federal level have had a major, negative impact on America's national parks - here's what it means for your next trip.
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Before you can experience the raw beauty of this breathtaking natural land bridge, you must make a hefty trip to one of America’s most remote locations.
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Nestled on the southern end of the stunning Oregon coast, this state park is easy to miss, but it rewards visitors who take the time to find it.
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This U.S. state may not be your traditional retirement haven, but it's one of the most affordable and exciting places in the country for retirees.
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Pennsylvania has precious little shoreline, but they make the best of what they've got on Lake Erie's shores with some stunning nature and wildlife.
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Tragically, the Grand Canyon Lodge has burned down completely in the latest wildfires raging through the area. Here’s what you need to know.
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Explore North Carolina's "basecamp to the Blue Ridge," a small town that offers local crafts, waterfall hikes, water sports, and unbeatable mountain views.
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These incredible national parks have fewer visitors every year despite being some of the best places to spot wildlife in the United States. Find out more.
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Orange County, California is actually home to some stunning sandstone rock formations called the "Mini Grand Canyon," and it's a blast for hiking fans.
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A visit to a Washington city formerly known as the "hellhole of the Pacific" and as the hometown of a music legend has a colorful history and outdoor charm.
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National parks are seeing more crowds than ever and many have implemented a time entry system. However, this park has stopped reservations, at least for now.
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Arizona wildfires are affecting access to parts of Grand Canyon National Park. Here's what travelers need to know before planning a visit this summer.
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This little-known Florida Keys state park offers kayaking and paddleboarding, a picturesque beach, and numerous opportunities for wildlife watching.
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To experience West Virginia, the Mountain State, in all its beauty, head to this hidden state park that is full of secluded trails, cozy cabins, and swimming.
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This stunning lake draws kayakers, fishing enthusiasts, cyclists, and lovers of the great outdoors with the promise of pursuits both on and off the water.
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Hawaii is known for its natural beauty, and at Volcanoes National park, you can have a one-of-a-kind camping experience in a wild eucalyptus forest.
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This state park near Taos offers a fantastic natural retreat with stunning palisades, camping options, hiking trails, and fishing opportunities.
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Discover the otherworldly-looking state park in Utah that will make you feel like you're on Mars, complete with magnificent landscapes and outdoor activities.
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If bushwhacking, fly fishing for trout, birdwatching, and exploring uncharted landscapes is your type of adventure, visit this low-key wilderness area in Iowa.
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A small town just outside of Yellowstone is a hidden gem with outdoor adventure and luxurious accommodations, with fine dining and a spa retreat.
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Maryland's second largest state forest is a lush, gorgeous area that's perfect for camping year-round, including primitive sites and developed campgrounds.
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Learn more about the 'no shortcut' rule before heading to California's Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks to avoid getting yourself into any trouble.
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For the perfect summer getaway in South Carolina, head to this Blue Ridge Mountain state park that is perfect for swimming, tubing, kayaking, and scuba diving.
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