Hike through one of the best state parks in Colorado for stunning canyon views. There are plenty of hiking and climbing opportunities for every adventurer.
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If you want a beautiful place to relax and enjoy nature in Upstate New York, look no further than this state park full of mineral springs, spas, and trails.
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America's national parks are some of the best incredible destinations on the planet, and what better way to enjoy them than from the comfort of a railcar?
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Read through these common errors that people often make when they go to a national park for the first time and keep them in mind for your trip.
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The main entrances to Zion National Park lead to popular hikes, but there's another lesser-known entrance filled with beautiful vistas and rugged trails.
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One of the wildest patches of wilderness in the U.S. can be yours for a week of kayaking, camping, and sightseeing, but it's not for the faint of heart.
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For a serene, lively escape sandwiched by state parks, you need to visit this town tucked away in the Northeastern corner of South Carolina.
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On the East Coast, you have to visit one Pennsylvania state park in particular, which has waterfalls, camping, whitewater rafting, hiking, and more.
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Designed for family-friendly use, one of California's most unique National Parks offers an incredible view of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.
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Tennessee's natural beauty is no secret to adventurous travelers, and this magnificent waterfall might be the ultimate prize at the end of an epic hike.
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Head to this state park in Delaware for family-friendly beaches, cabins and campsites, fun hiking trails, dolphin spotting, and WWII history.
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Montana is packed with gorgeous nature, but what of its human history? This secret town straddles the two with mining history and outdoor adventures.
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If you are looking for a unique state park, head to central Washington for a forest of petrified trees of a species so old they are called "living fossils."
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In February, lucky visitors to Yosemite National Park might be able to spot the gorgeous Firefall phenomenon. But is it worth the crowds and trouble?
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Visitors to Curaçao should head to this coastal national park, where sea caves, plentiful iguanas, crabs, and sea turtles await alongside clear Caribbean water.
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This beautiful Montana town is a quiet escape that offers skiing, hiking, fishing, hot springs baths, and a variety of other outdoor activities.
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From fishing in serene nature to hiking through Southern landscapes, outdoor adventurers will find plenty to explore this sprawling national forest in Georgia.
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Be close to nature, without roughing it outdoors, during a stay at this stylish resort. Sleep in a sleek cabin and take advantage of the wellness amenities.
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The "Gateway to Newfound Lake" in New Hampshire is an idyllic spot where stargazers stay up late at night and daytime is for laying on the beach.
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Escape Death Valley's scorching temperatures at this lush, cozy resort with accommodations and amenities perfect for both couples and families.
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While you may know that the Grand Canyon can be dangerous, this lesser-known and unassuming tropical paradise of a national park is almost as deadly.
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An underrated state park in New York’s gorgeous Hudson River area offers plenty of adventure and pristine nature loved by outdoor enthusiasts.
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If you're planning a trip to Arizona's Grand Canyon, don't forget to check out this nifty little pool in its depths. But be warned! The water within is toxic.
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Embrace Alabama's refreshing and exhilarating natural beauty by visiting this simple yet spectacular state park with fascinating caves begging to be explored.
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One charming town in Idaho is a destination where history intersects, and two rivers form a confluence for outdoor adventure and hiking trails.
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This under the radar Maryland State Park offers visitors multiple trails to hike and access to a historical Presidential monument.
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For fossils, wild bison, stunning hiking trails, and tons of history, make a stop at this state park in Kentucky, where you can immerse yourself in the Ice Age.
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