This beautiful creek in an underrated national park offers visitors calm waters to paddle through while seeing some of the tallest trees in the Eastern U.S.
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Located just 6 miles from Yellowstone National Park's northeast entrance, this Montana community has excellent hiking and fishing along Beartooth Highway.
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This little-known California destination enchants with smooth granite, plunge pools, and waterfalls in a wild forest setting untouched by modern development.
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If you're planning a visit to Nevada and you have a fear of snakes, there are some things you'll want to know before visiting these snake-filled spots.
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After the ruinous July 2025 floods in Texas, this iconic park has finally uncovered its dinosaur fossils. Come and see these prehistoric tracks for yourself.
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Just outside of Anchorage is one of the most beautiful and accessible regions of Alaska, where mountains surround pristine glaciers, lakes and rivers.
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A national forest located on Michigan's Upper Peninsula is an unspoiled wonderland of waterfalls and trails along the coasts of Lake Superior.
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Escape to Colorado's Rockies where a pristine park blends rushing waters, scenic trails, and epic mountain views with the solitude many travelers dream of.
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Experience an Ohio destination where hidden wetlands meet Lake Erie's coast, creating the ultimate mix of outdoor beauty, wildlife, and adventure.
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An island state park in Louisiana offers plenty of bird- and alligator-filled marshes and swamps amid a beautiful jungle-like escape, perfect for a canoe trip.
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With a 4,600-acre lake, comfy amenities, and beautiful Colorado nature, this state park and designated International Dark Sky Park is a must-visit near Denver.
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These mud caves are the perfect place to go for outdoorsy travelers who don't mind a slightly risky location. Solo travelers are not encouraged to go alone.
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Escape the chaos of Wisconsin Dells by driving south to this charming state park, featuring a serene lake, lovely beach, and over 100 incredible campsites.
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Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and spanning 6,885 acres, this park is home to a famous Revolutionary War battle site.
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Venture into Congaree's backcountry for a challenging hike through old-growth forest, shifting wetlands, and some of the best birdwatching in the state.
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A quiet pullout in Grand Teton National Park offers sunrise views, serene rivers, and wildlife sightings just minutes from Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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This underrated city in Central Wyoming is full of historic buildings, craft beer breweries, and is close to plenty of outdoor adventures and fishing.
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Covering 17,503 acres of dense woodland and mountain terrain, this state forest in Vermont awaits you with stunning hikes, over 100 species of birds, and more.
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This Tennessee trail reveals wildflower forests, dramatic bluffs, and mountain ridges, ending with breathtaking views across the Great Smoky Mountains.
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This small community of Frenchman Bay provides access to beautiful hiking trails and some quieter parts of Acadia, while also hosting a unique granite gallery.
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On California's northern coast, a small town offers oyster shacks by the water, scenic trails through state parks, and wild beaches far from city crowds.
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Campers and outdoor adventurers should always be wary of wildlife wherever they go, and travelers in Utah should watch out for snakes around these Utah lakes.
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Some popular hikes in California require long waits for permits before you can hit the trail, but this area in a state park is easier to access without them.
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If you love taking your furry friend on adventures, these dog-friendly national parks and monuments are must-visit spots where you can both explore together.
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See bison, moose, elk, pronghorn, bears, birds, wolves, and countless other animals in this wildlife-rich valley in Yellowstone National Park.
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This West Virginia drive winds past rugged cliffs, vast forests, and quiet towns, making it one of the best ways to see fall foliage and mountain views.
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Twin towns in West Virginia offer a destination to explore arts and history, visit longstanding breweries, and dive into nature with spectacular waterfalls.
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