The 10 Most Scenic Wetland Parks On The East Coast For Outdoor Fun
America's wetlands are among the most underrated natural attractions in the country, and these are the best of the best on the East Coast.
Read MoreAmerica's wetlands are among the most underrated natural attractions in the country, and these are the best of the best on the East Coast.
Read MoreSandwiched between two major cities, this northeast Georgia county features mountain trails, scenic parks, and lake adventures in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Read MoreYou'll find a little bit of everything at this beautiful Massachusetts state park, and it's all just a short trip from the heart of Boston.
Read MoreFlorida is full of preserved state parks where you can hike along secluded trails or see unique southern wildlife from imperiled birds to at-risk tortoises.
Read MoreThis state is proving that even modern cities with growing populations can enjoy top-rated air quality, healthy lifestyles, and unspoiled nature within reach.
Read MoreYellowstone's popularity also has one drawback — too many people. Instead, this Missouri state park offers roaming bison, camping, and less-crowded trails.
Read MoreMissouri's rolling hills hide a welcoming small city where parks, local flavor, and easy access to outdoor adventures make for an easy weekend escape.
Read MoreThis under-the-radar state park in Montana was the state's first International Dark Sky Sanctuary and is best explored via its pretty trails.
Read MoreYou needn't venture far from Dallas, Texas, to experience a serene state park with several campsites and a large lake that offers great fishing and paddling.
Read MoreKansas' windiest lake has become a favorite for outdoor recreation, where steady conditions and diverse activities keep visitors coming back year after year.
Read MoreSouth Carolina is full of history, including this plantation that offers tours of its historic buildings and grounds, along with educational exhibits.
Read MoreThis pristine recreation area near Detroit offers camping, hiking trails, and water sports, covering 3,000 acres of Michigan wilderness you can explore.
Read MoreBeyond the better-known Ozarks destinations, southeastern Kansas offers a peaceful outdoor retreat with hiking, camping, boating, fishing, and lakeside views.
Read MoreThis scenic Texas county offers mountain vistas, welcoming communities, wide-open landscapes, and unforgettable outdoor adventures perfect for retirees.
Read MoreEscape the city without straying too far from civilization at the only urban park in Kansas, which boasts free, scenic trails and water recreation.
Read MoreFor an accessible entry into Yosemite backpacking and hiking that comes with some stunning views, make plans to tackle this fabulous lake trail.
Read MoreThis remote archipelago may take some effort to get to, but you'll be rewarded with whales and sea lions, plus hundreds of rocky islands to explore.
Read MorePopular places are often popular for a reason, but that doesn't mean they're your only option -- Florida's lesser-known spring is a great example.
Read MoreHead to this year-round lakeside haven near Stockton, Kansas, for the chance to spot deer, hike through vast prairies, and angle for rainbow trout.
Read MoreYou won't have to travel far from the Kansas-Nebraska border to access a lively state park rife with camping options and opportunities for aquatic adventure.
Read MoreThe Ozark Mountains are home to a lot of beautiful spots, and this Arkansas town will give you access to multiple parks, including Devil's Den.
Read MoreLooking for the ultimate remote getaway? This expansive, isolated state park in Alaska offers wilderness camping, fishing, beautiful lakes, and endless beauty.
Read MoreIn the heart of Kansas lies a surprisingly diverse state park where sand dunes, campgrounds, hiking trails, and abundant birdlife create an outdoor escape.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a campsite with the best views in Yosemite, travelers have weighed in, and you might be surprised which campground they're picking.
Read MoreThe Bay Area is a diverse location with plenty to see, and it's a wonderful hub for outdoor adventures and for exploring the Central California coastline.
Read MoreFrom drones and bear spray to feeding wildlife and blocking roads, here are the things that could get you banned from U.S. national parks.
Read MoreYellowstone is one of the most popular national parks in the United States, but it's park rangers go far beyond the boundaries that most people see.
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