Washington is home to some scenic views, including in this little city, where you can camp on the lake and enjoy a meal in a 1950s-style burger joint.
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Traveling solo has its perks but can feel extra overwhelming in big tourist hubs. If you're looking to Europe, here are some underrated spots to check out.
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If travel costs are eating away at your budget, save money by hitting the thrift store for some of your essential travel gear and outdoor accessories.
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To escape the city, Sacramento locals head to this sandy beach to lounge in the sun and cast a line, away from the crowds on California's coast.
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This secluded hot springs area in New Mexico offers natural, toasty bathing pools, but you'll need to hike through the wilderness to get there.
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If you experience poor sleep and strange dreams when camping in Colorado's mountains, you're not alone. Learn why high-altitude camping is linked to nightmares.
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These massive botanical gardens found in the U.S. will transport you to climates around the world with their variety of flora and greenhouse spaces.
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These sister cities straddle a river and are surrounded by wetlands and forest, making them part of a sportsman's paradise for fishing, paddling, or hunting.
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New York's newest state park, with Finger Lakes views in the northwestern part of the state, was converted from being a Boy Scouts' camp with scenic waterfalls.
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If you're looking for a little peace and quiet in the Midwest, or just a quick escape to a lake, these spots have the solitude you need.
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Remote prairie landscapes, roaming bison, scenic drives, and quiet hiking trails make this little-known Canadian national park a must-visit for nature lovers.
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From Canada's British Columbia to Portland, Oregon, here are five Pacific Northwest saunas for some heat, relaxation, and community, plus a cold plunge.
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Pooches are more than welcome at this gorgeous riverside park in Central Texas, complete with waterfalls and swimming holes for cooling off.
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Phoenix, Arizona, offers some wonderful hiking, and if you're looking for some beginner-friendly trails, we've got five of the most scenic and enjoyable.
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If you're looking into buying a Solo Stove, but the price is causing you to worry, you should check out these well-reviewed alternatives instead.
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It's still a long way from completion, but this truly special multisport trail in North Carolina is perfect for an outdoor adventure.
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The mysterious mountains of New Mexico are home to one of the most fascinating and controversial discoveries in the history of the United States.
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America is home to wide array of hard-working cities, but this one topped a 2026 study. It also has a lot of railroad history and some great views.
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Indiana has scrapped a $15 million-plan to expand green spaces and riverside amenities in this Indianapolis state park amid funding shortages.
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This waterfront park offers visitors and residents a lovely afternoon stroll, combining waterfront views with delicious and varied meal options.
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These locations are home to 5 of the best over-the-top spring wildflower displays in Virginia, according to research including tourism and wildflower websites.
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This recreation area includes a beach that's popular for swimming, excellent fishing on the lake, and even a few nature trails that allow you to explore.
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At 280 feet deep, Minnesota's second-deepest natural lake is a recreational hot spot for camping, swimming, and canoeing in the Boundary Waters.
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There's nothing like standing under a colossal redwood, and there are plenty of monoliths waiting to be admired at this spectacular California state park.
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The popular Starved Rock State Park near Chicago will see some of its first renovations in three decades throughout 2026, which may impact your upcoming trip.
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This property, formerly privately-owned ranch lands, has opened up for limited public use with trails and some hunting, but more improvements are coming soon.
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Canyoneering is the sport combining hiking, rappelling, scrambling, and playing in waterfalls — and you can do it all just a few miles from LA.
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