There are few destinations more picturesque, and with more activities, than the majestic Adirondack mountains, especially at this year-round recreation hub.
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Walk through towering ancient trees on scenic, winding trails in California’s oldest state park that’s just a short drive away from San Francisco.
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For epic views of Mount Shasta, hike to this heart-shaped lake in California. Bring your camera and camping gear, because this adventure will make memories.
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There is no shortage of spectacular natural features dotted around the Grand Canyon State, and you can add this scenic trail to that lengthy list.
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You'll find more than flat plains at this state park in Kansas that boasts canyons, bluffs, and even unique rock formations that resemble giant mushrooms.
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A unique state park in the Texas Hill Country is a historical settlement where its earliest residents left their mark permanently in stone.
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Feel like a kid again (or bring your own little ones along) to this highly interactive, fun-filled treehouse resort located near the Smoky Mountains.
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This gigantic but overlooked national park in Canada has plenty of natural beauty, hiking trails, fjords, mountains and more. Here's what to expect.
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For a budget-friendly visit to the Rockies in Colorado, stay at this affordable resort that is hidden in the foothills of the mountains with endless recreation.
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Cruise along a stunning road with plenty of incredible stops and views of the Potomac River. This parkway is a gem you need to experience at least once.
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This California city is the ideal gateway to Redwood National and State Parks, breweries and seafood restaurants, unique stays, ocean beaches, and so much more.
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Utah is one of the best road trip states. And if you are heading to Southern Utah, make sure to stop at this state park with great camping and cliff top views.
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An idyllic small town in New Hampshire is nestled between its iconic White Mountains and beautiful Lakes Region, rich in history and outdoor experiences.
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Walk through ancient Native American mounds and explore Georgia’s countryside while learning about the area’s rich culture and history.
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Situated on one of the East Coast's best shorelines, this beach offers whale sightings, historical structures, romantic sunsets, and well-maintained amenities.
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Take a trip to this gorgeous state park in Virginia to see wild ponies, hike to waterfalls, try your hand at bouldering, or camp in a cozy yurt.
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Looking for a place to bike along the coast in California? Head to this new car-free park in San Francisco that is a biker's paradise bordered by rolling dunes.
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For an escape from the hectic noise of New York City, head to this beachside state park that is located along the Hudson River and is full of trails and nature.
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If seeing the spectacular sandstone formations at Arches is on your bucket list but you want to avoid the crowds, head to this underrated trail instead.
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Explore granite domes, rushing cascades, and awe-inspiring overlooks of California’s pristine nature while avoiding crowds in “Yosemite’s Secret Valley.”
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The views from the top of this trail in Acadia National Park are breathtaking, but the journey to the top is too dangerous for the weak at heart.
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There's one section of the beautiful Big Sur coastline that's less busy than other areas and offers truly outstanding beauty, rewarding hikes, and wild beaches.
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If you think you've seen all the planet has to offer, think again. Of the many national parks across the globe, these offer some of the most unique features.
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At this Texas state park, you can walk where the dinosaurs once roamed, spotting their tracks between hikes and swims in the refreshing river.
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A historic lodge where a famous U.S. President stayed is set in the heart of an ancient forest in the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state.
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An artsy community in Alaska is situated on a beautiful blue bay full with wildlife and scenery that will make it clear why artists find it inspiring.
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Hikes in the Grand Canyon are more difficult than most people realize, but this trail is the most dangerous due to its steep drops, loose rocks, and high heat.
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