Between Atlanta And Chattanooga Is Georgia's Historic Mountain Escape With Miles Of Scenic Trails
History and nature collide with spectacular results at this impactful and iconic mountain escape not far from Atlanta, Georgia.
Read MoreHistory and nature collide with spectacular results at this impactful and iconic mountain escape not far from Atlanta, Georgia.
Read MoreHike to Yosemite’s rare Indian Rock Arch, a natural granite formation off Tioga Road with North Dome views, alpine camping, and spectacular scenery.
Read MoreSprawling over 150,000 acres and a popular spot to see bears, this stunning body of water in Alaska is the largest lake entirely within a US national park.
Read MoreThe Great Smoky Mountains feature dozens of scenic views and trails worth experiencing, but dig a little deeper and you'll be treated to a waterfall most miss.
Read MoreEscape some of Yosemite’s seemingly never-ending crowds by taking a stroll through a lesser-visited sequoia grove with peaceful giants.
Read MoreIt's not easy to get here — you'll need your own boat, and the nearest land is over a mile away — but the site is loaded with history and marine life.
Read MoreThis park has a new name but its primary feature — a wildly popular hiking trail past waterfalls and scenic creeks — has been around for a while.
Read MoreHead to this national park in Colorado to discover some of the American West's most interesting animals, from majestic elk to yellow-bellied marmots.
Read MoreGood things come in small packages, and that has never been truer than at Indiana's smallest state park, a treasure trove of fossils and discovery.
Read MoreIf you love spotting cool, rare, or adorable animals, visit one of America's most popular park destinations. Here are some critters to look for while there.
Read MoreThere are plenty of state parks and wooded areas throughout Pennsylvania, but if you're looking for a quiet place to escape crowds, this might be your spot.
Read MoreStretching across southwest Michigan, this historic rail-trail route offers changing scenery, wildlife sightings, and links to other popular trails.
Read MoreThis small site has an excellent outlook — a popular harbor full of boats, lighthouses in the distance, and a few trails to explore the rugged coastline.
Read MorePitch a tent at the largest campground in Yosemite Valley to enjoy the national park’s most iconic trails, a relaxing river float, and seasonal fishing.
Read MorePlanning a trip to Yosemite National Park is no easy feat. Start by flying into the closest airport to the valley for a stress-free experience.
Read MoreMany consider Miami to be a metropolitan destination, and it is. But if you know where to look, the city has great access to some incredible natural places.
Read MoreThis state park is somewhat of a hidden gem for travelers, but locals know how much natural beauty is packed into its 3,000 acres beneath the Poconos.
Read MoreIn this quiet park, visitors can view a massive waterfall that spans the Canada-US border, hike amid vast boreal forests, and explore Lake Superior's coast.
Read MoreThis artificial lake in Yosemite National Park is a remote California beauty with scenic hikes, wildlife spotting, hike-in camping and great fishing.
Read MoreTucked into central Pennsylvania, this overlooked outdoor destination offers trout fishing, forest trails, and peaceful scenery far from bigger crowds.
Read MoreThere are plenty of underrated gems in Central Pennsylvania, none more so than this gorgeous state park that is packed with swimming, paddling, and fishing.
Read MoreIf you're thinking of driving to one of California's most iconic vacation spots, don't even think about leaving the car in an illegal spot.
Read MoreFrom incredible wildlife to snowcapped peaks, spewing geysers, technicolor springs, and glacial lakes, here's how to decide between Yellowstone and Grand Teton.
Read MoreAs the most visited national park, the Great Smoky Mountains can get busy and hectic. This nearby suburb provides a quiet, yet accessible escape.
Read MoreAnglers don't need a license to fish from the shore of this stunning and storied state park, complete with centuries-old structures and scenic campsites.
Read MoreThis provincial park is not huge, but it's very popular thanks to unbeatable campsite views and easy access to an interesting part of British Columbia.
Read MoreThis area's geography and diverse landscapes have made it a biodiversity hotbed for millennia, although visitors may miss some of the most interesting animals.
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