If you crave challenging canyoneering treks, there's a jaw-dropping canyon hike in California's Sequoia National Park might just be your cup of tea.
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Discover 20 miles of backcountry trails, towering quartzite cliffs, and primitive camping in Tennessee’s most diverse under-the-radar mountain paradise.
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Southern Illinois is full of rolling hills and limestone cliffs and this quaint riverfront village also has floating bars and hundreds of miles of trails.
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This majestic waterfall in the Florida Panhandle tumbles into a sinkhole with no known end point, and is one of many gorgeous sights in the state park.
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This gorgeous state park in Washington has excellent views of Puget Sound and even views of Seattle on exceptionally clear days. Here's how to explore the area.
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Alabama is one of the most underrated states in the country, and this delightful state park is an absolute must for anyone interested in subterranean exploring.
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Explore the tallest waterfalls in Wisconsin at Pattison State Park, which boasts a beautiful lake with a sandy beach, multiple campsites, and hiking trails.
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This canal in Upstate New York connects towns, monuments, and outdoor activities for everyone from boaters to history buffs and bird watchers.
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Among the numerous beautiful areas of Joshua Tree National Park is an underrated desert oasis that offers a historic hike and views of wildlife.
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If you want to explore life before humans, this area near Colorado Springs is filled with fossils and will transport you to the prehistoric era.
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Anglers will rejoice at this quiet fishing spot that's full of trout and located just a few miles inside Yellowstone National Park's northeast entrance.
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This mountainous forest in Connecticut offers views that span across multiple states, along with a fascinating slice of Native American history.
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From misty beaches with tide pools to verdant rainforests, this road trip along the Olympic Peninsula has something for everyone, including "Twilight" fans.
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Upgrade your summer with an epic and totally free visit to these state parks, where you can hunt for diamonds, play in boulder fields, and chase waterfalls.
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Spend a few nights on the water in a cozy self-contained houseboat in this picturesque lakeside community, with a 218,000-acre national park at your doorstep.
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Creative cities and verdant views might jump to mind when you think of Oregon, but its second-largest state park shows a different side to the state.
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A stunning, scenic drive down the road to the "authentic America" in Pennsylvania takes visitors through tunnels of trees to a reservoir for premier fishing.
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From golden beaches overlooking a lake to the ruins of a sugar plantation, this fascinating Louisiana state park is the perfect escape from New Orleans.
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This underrated spot in Oklahoma offers a cascading 77-foot waterfall, a large campground, and plenty of easy hiking trails to get you out into nature.
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Find out why wolf-watching is becoming a top travel trend, offering unique chances to see wolves in the wild and connect with nature like never before.
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This fascinating state park in California is home to a pygmy forest: groves of older trees that are extremely short compared to other trees. Find out more.
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Visit one of the oldest cities in Wisconsin, home to historical sites, stunning nature trails, lush greenery, and breathtaking fall foliage.
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A town in Colorado's Front Range is an underrated spot where locals enjoy craft beer and festivals, with an Old Towne square at the heart of the action.
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This gorgeous and underrated park is made up of jutting rock formations. The park has 400 campsites for people to enjoy as well as an amazingly clear lake.
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Get behind the wheel and settle in for an epic road trip, as this sprawling highway takes you through Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, and Arizona.
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There are plenty of excellent spots to enjoy Maine's coast, but this quiet state park about an hour from Acadia offers a serene escape with lovely views.
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Don't miss this underrated state park, as it has a lot of natural beauty, adventure, and fun to offer visitors and campers alike.
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