This is a terrific spot in the Great Smoky Mountains to pause and enjoy a meal — just be careful walking across the creek, as the rocks can get slippery.
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If your aim is to take in some natural splendor while keeping a comfortable distance from the Big Apple, this tiny town off Lake Champlain is worth your time.
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An inland lake in Wisconsin offers deep‑water scuba adventures, shimmering turquoise waters for swimming and kayaking, and scenic shore trails with camping.
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In Washington state, a handful of lesser‑known parks offer extraordinary wildlife experiences, making these lands must‑visit for nature lovers.
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According to a 2025 report, this Southern U.S. state boasting outdoor fun, gorgeous coastlines, and affordability is the most popular place to move.
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This unique park filled with petrified wood formations takes up an entire block in a South Dakota city and is free to explore all year round.
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This quiet European ski area delivers some of the softest powder, steady winter conditions, and broad terrain that rivals well-known global resorts.
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This sleek fold-in-half camping bench is the ultimate fireside essential, with the portable, compact, and sturdy item able to seat up to three adults.
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With a population of around 8,000 people, this quaint Wisconsin village with gorgeous nature is a half-hour drive from Milwaukee and an hour drive from Chicago.
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If you're a fan of the outdoors, but not fossil fuels, a staple European car manufacturer offers a van with a handful of conversion options on the market.
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Camping means being away from the kitchen, but you can still make great meals. Here are some recipe ideas and a simple way to save time cooking outdoors.
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Sorting out what to do on your first camping trip isn't easy. Thankfully, we've put together a list of advice from people who learned the hard way.
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This village, tucked in New York's stunning Catskill Mountains, is surrounded by river scenery with plenty of delicious restaurants and antique shops to peruse.
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This park offers sand dunes and beaches that are perfect for strolling, birding, sports, or just gazing at the water — plus, you're allowed to spend the night.
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Only experts should attempt this off-road vehicle trail, although the breathtaking views make the challenge and the danger seem worthwhile.
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For an idyllic small town full of cowboy vibes and Texas charm, head to this spot with friendly faces, wide open prairie, and striking canyons.
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Escape the busy streets of Dallas by heading to a state park offering a sprawling lake for fishing, pristine hiking trails, and great campsites.
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This Washington ski resort came in second in a least of most affordable ski resorts, with good terrain and amenities and a fun, dynamic city a short drive away.
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This peaceful Smokies entry point packs lush scenery, roaming animals, and access to scenic drives and campgrounds just minutes from Bryson City.
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It appears that this body of water near the Tennessee border offers more angling and kayaking opportunities than you can swing a catfish at.
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Explore the world’s most spectacular superyachts featuring record-breaking designs, luxury amenities, unmatched engineering, and hidden features.
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For a cozy town that is a mountain gem packed with scenery and outdoor fun, head to this Alabama city near two state parks and a river.
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If you're a camping newbie, you should read up on these basic campground etiquette rules that will make you a good neighbor to your fellow campers.
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Enjoy a vacation to the lake at these five underappreciated destinations that results show are the most clean and clear lakes in the United States.
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Stretching across 4,530 acres in the Sandhills, just 23 minutes from Fayetteville, this North Carolina state park offers lovely scenery, nine trails, and more.
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Fans of fishing, paddling, boating, and kayaking who find themselves in the vicinity of Trigg County might want to stop by this humble spot.
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Two months and 14,498 miles is what it will take to visit all U.S. national parks in the lower 48 states on this optimized road trip created by an AI pioneer.
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