Ontario, Canada, hides a scenic lakeside escape where campsites, forested trails, and summer lake fun create the perfect setting for outdoor adventures.
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Ski resorts can provide guests with snowcapped mountains in the winter, but some have different sporty offerings in the summer, like this one in Pennsylvania.
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Experience a different side of the Pacific Northwest on this idyllic reservoir, known for its rich fishing waters and prime conditions for water sports.
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Pack up the kids, the dog, and a picnic blanket, and head to this family-friendly Pennsylvania park, where you'll find fun events alongside outdoor amenities.
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It's not hard to forget about Lake Tahoe when there's a similarly striking lake in Napa Valley that makes a great trip for anglers and hikers alike.
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This off-grid escape in the Chesapeake Bay is only accessible by boat, making it a secluded getaway spot for visitors chasing sun, sand, and solitude.
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Despite the lack of crowds and good striper fishing, you probably haven't heard of this reservoir, and that's part of the point — no one else has either.
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This Louisiana state park offers bluff-top views of its bayou, along with amenities such as a pool, easy hiking trails, and waters for paddling.
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If you're looking for a little slice of serenity not too far from the Big Apple, consider the lakes and parks of this charming township in New Jersey.
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Yosemite National Park might get most of the attention, but this spectacular alternative nearby offers a quieter experience with jaw-dropping sunsets.
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If you're looking for a little escape from the hustle and bustle of glorious Greensboro, these stunning state parks are just a short drive away.
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This stunning South American country has its own unique cowboy culture, and travelers can experience it with authentic ranch stays and horseback riding.
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Indianapolis offers tourists a lot to do, but if you would like an escape into nature, you can head to a nature preserve in the suburb of Fishers.
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A nationally beloved riverside byway through Illinois passes by spectacular scenery, including natural wonders and charming Midwest towns.
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If you can't face the Tahoe crowds but need your alpine lake fix, the Golden State has lot of options for you, especially if you're willing to hike in.
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Skip popular hotspots and crowded national parks for this Central Washington lake that's a haven for anglers with stunning views of dramatic basalt cliffs.
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Cuyahoga Valley National Park outside of Cleveland is the most popular (and crowded) option, but there's another winner nearby you can enjoy in peace.
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An urban hideaway right on the river, this park is loved by families for its gentle walking paths, tree-covered lawns, and easy access to fun activities.
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Located in the Finger Lakes, this quiet nature preserve has Seneca history, a hiking trail, and views over Canandaigua Lake from its hilly slopes.
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This peaceful Michigan escape invites travelers into a landscape of tranquil wetlands, charming storybook bridges, abundant wildlife, and scenic trails.
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Nestled between apartment complexes and city life sits a riverfront park that gives Indianapolis residents the ability to explore, kayak, and take a break.
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This community park in Indiana is a step above the average, boasting a spring-fed fishing pond, a fun splash pad for kids, and sporting amenities.
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If you'd like to retire in a charming New England destination, head to this town in Rhode Island, where you'll find a charming covered bridge and hiking trails.
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If you live near Columbus, Ohio, you won't want to pass this beautiful park with two lakes, fishing and hiking opportunities, and more by for some outdoor fun.
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Sequoia National Park is home to the largest trees in the world. Stand in awe underneath the park’s biggest giants that are accessible by trail.
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Learn the unwritten rules of visiting Zion National Park, from shuttle tips and hiking permits to flash floods, desert heat and hidden areas to explore.
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One protected wildlife habitat in Canada offers trails and waterways where visitors have a chance to see over 300 species of birds and other animals.
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