This small and underrated lake state park a day trip from Minneapolis, Minnesota, boasts fishing, camping, and trails for spotting birds, especially herons.
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If you're in Boston and want a nearby escape into nature, you can head to this lakeside state park and go for a hike or cast a line into the water.
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Hearing coyotes howling in the distance is both mystical and haunting at the same time. But is it something you need to be worried about when camping?
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Maryland is home to a lot of rural beauty, including this riverside state park where you can cast a line for large catches of rainbow trout or enjoy a hike.
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While Texas isn't usually known for its mountains, the western portion of the state boasts numerous mountain campsites with stunning scenery.
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If you're an adventurous traveler who wants to visit two national parks in a single trip, consider adding one of these nine options to your calendar.
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New York City might be an urban jungle, but if you want a real natural escape from the buildings, this national park is easily reachable from its heart.
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Hidden in Montana's Bitterroot Mountains near the Idaho border, this quiet lakeside escape offers camping, boating, wildlife, and striking cliffs year-round.
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Tennessee has just officially designated its 64th state park, and it's located near prominent caves. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Underneath the Dominican Republic's capital city of Santo Domingo, you'll find a unique series of lakes that can teach you about the region's history.
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Animal lovers and outdoor adventurers may dream of spotting some of these elusive and endangered creatures. Here's where you can go to try to spot them.
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If you want to avoid the crowds of Massachusetts' cities and beaches, you can head to this waterfront state park that is relaxing and very quiet.
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Just a 30-minute drive from Des Moines is a state park escape with an 814-acre lake where you can fish, paddle, and lounge on the expansive beach.
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If you love sleeping beneath millions of stars, among rock formations, cacti, and sand, these camping destinations in the American Southwest are ideal.
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See how the Appalachian Trail, Pacific Crest Trail, Continental Divide Trail, and others compare in miles, terrain, elevation, and endurance demands.
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Though your trip to the Finger Lakes may be for Watkins Glen State Park's waterfalls, there are more waterfalls and quieter trails in this near village.
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A dazzling lake created by a volcanic eruption sits between Portland and Mount Rainer, with accessible trails to experience the scenery.
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Remote trekking routes, Sherpa villages, turquoise alpine lakes, and glacier views make this Himalayan destination more than a bucket-list climb.
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This peaceful Michigan village offers river paddling, scenic parks, quiet fishing spots, and one of the state's most fascinating ancient stone carvings.
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This quiet park feels far from the nearest civilization, making a wonderfully relaxing spot to camp, fish, or spend the afternoon paddling the lake.
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This park is not only home to many animals, but it's also easy to get there and see them thanks to its convenient location and unique scenic drives and trails.
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Along with hiking America’s best trail, you can cast a line and enjoy stunning Lake Superior views at a scenic Minnesota state park.
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The trail is made of smaller segments, each with a unique character, with some perfect spots for activities like biking, birding, or just watching the sunset.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park might be the most visited national park in the United States, but there are still some secret spots that demand attention.
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Canada has more lakes than any other country in the world, including some of the deepest lakes in North America. Here are the ones actually worth a visit.
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Head to this state park in the Pacific Northwest for meadows dotted with wildflowers and plentiful birdwatching opportunities along its trails.
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This Southern state may not be known as a retiree haven, but it should be, with a range of outdoor activities, casinos, and museums, along with low costs.
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