Soak up the great outdoors in this remote enclave in "Big Sky Country" with delicious restaurants, riverside parks, and close proximity to pristine wilderness.
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This Florida park offers paddling along a scenic creek, shaded trails through cypress forests, abundant wildlife, fishing spots, and quiet picnic areas.
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Between Cleveland and Pittsburgh, this lakefront getaway features trophy fishing, miles of trails, peaceful camping, and wide-open water views.
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These U.S. lakes are very cold but worth visiting. From New York to Oregon to Minnesota, these lakes offer lots to do, like swimming, fishing, and hiking.
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Ohio's state parks provide guests with a variety of activities, and this large park near Cincinnati features miles of trails and a big lake to have fun on.
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Utah is so much more than Salt Lake City, and a trip to this little waterfront gem is all you need to see to confirm that.
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While there are no glaciers in Wisconsin today, its landscape was shaped by them during the Ice Age, creating stunning scenery to explore in this state park.
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Just one train ride away from Philadelphia is a family-friendly suburb offering outdoor recreation, a variety of restaurants, and a local arts scene.
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This park is only a few hours' drive away from Anchorage, its main hiking area is accessible by road during the summer, and boat tours are easily available.
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In Washington's Cascade foothills, this mountain lake state park offers shoreline camping, trout fishing, a swimming beach, and rail-to-trail biking routes.
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The marina can hook you up with anything from jet boats to canoes, whether you want to waterski, catch some trout, or just relax at the lakeside campgrounds.
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The state of Maine is mostly forest, and you can explore some of it in this state park. Plus, you can camp overnight and get out on the lake.
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Hike peaceful waterfront trails, eat at a local pub in the charming downtown, and sleep under the stars at this off-the-beaten-path campground in Michigan.
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Deep within Cuyahoga Valley National Park lies an overlooked spot linked to eerie stories, abandoned history, and curious local traditions.
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It isn't the easiest to visit, but this spectacular lake in Rocky Mountain National Park is worth every drop of sweat expended along the way.
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This Oklahoma destination sits right next to a lake and a river and boasts campgrounds, nearby sandy beaches, and plenty of outdoor activities.
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On Lake Michigan's shoreline, this state park features a sandy swimming beach, an accessible fishing pier, and beachfront camping with hookups.
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Florida has a great variety of state parks, including this one near Orlando where you can hike on the sand, see unique wildlife, and paddle on the river.
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Key acts and policy changes have redefined the National Park Service, clarifying its purpose for in protecting the nation's plains, canyons, lakes, and mountains.
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If you're looking for a unique adventure in Minnesota, this park offers the state's longest explorable cave, brown trout fishing, and extensive hiking trails.
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This lakeside destination in Montana offers sandy shorelines, swimming, birding, and mountain views, with conditions that change depending on the season.
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Yosemite National Park can get busy, but if you're looking to capture the most famous view in the park, it's worth getting through the crowds.
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You can only visit these islands on live-aboard dive expeditions, but the long cruise is worth it to see tons of big marine life in a truly wild location.
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If you're looking to see the sights on Washington's coastline, you'll want to take this scenic byway that winds through villages, parks, and more.
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Visit one of Minnesota’s smallest state parks for a peaceful day of fishing and camping amongst serene wooded landscapes rife with singing birds.
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Minnesota is a state known for it's many, many beautiful lakes, and there's one located at a state park that should be at the top of your list.
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Minnesota’s pristine forests also hold a lot of history, like this state park that was once a military outpost and now hosts idyllic campgrounds and hikes.
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