The Best Florida Shores To Spot Manatees From Land (No Boat Needed)
Spot manatees from land in Florida at warm-water springs, wildlife refuges, viewing centers, and parks, from Crystal River to the Everglades.
Read MoreSpot manatees from land in Florida at warm-water springs, wildlife refuges, viewing centers, and parks, from Crystal River to the Everglades.
Read MoreMake a stop between Seattle and the North Cascades to enjoy a peaceful day of fishing or boating in an idyllic lake setting, surrounded by verdant trees.
Read MoreWhile Colorado abounds with iconic natural areas to pitch a tent, a less-talked-about lakeside campground is a pristine getaway with nearby trails.
Read MoreThe park is centrally located in southeast Florida and provides a nice spot to cast a line for largemouth bass or try your hand at wakeboarding.
Read MoreFor a quiet escape, skip the Jersey Shore and head to this South Jersey lake, where you'll find plenty of space for fishing, paddling, and spotting wildlife.
Read MoreChicago is a metropolitan playground with plenty to see and do, however, you can also have an excellent time on a day trip within 2 hours of the city.
Read MoreZion National Park is full of scenic drives, but the roads are often dangerous, and traffic is heavy. Recently, some changes have been made to improve this.
Read MorePeople are flocking to this Missouri city, and it's easy to see why. Visit for family-friendly events, a summertime water park, green spaces, and local food.
Read MoreYou'll find little snippets of the Windy City over in this charming Washington State destination that comes with all the delights of the Pacific Northwest.
Read MoreWhile hiking might seem pretty straightforward, there are some practical tips that both seasoned and novice hikers alike should take heed of.
Read MoreOne of the best fishing lakes in Kansas is also one of the most underrated wildlife destinations in the magnificent Midwest.
Read MoreIf you're on a road trip across Washington from Seattle to Spokane, make a point of stopping in this charming river city with orchards and outdoor adventures.
Read MoreA wooded escape in Georgia hides a subterranean world beneath a cascading stream, where muddy passages and mineral formations reward adventurous explorers.
Read MoreThis quiet pocket of Pennsylvania wilderness invites peaceful walks beside flowing water, wildlife sightings, and birding amid leafy scenery.
Read MoreMaryland may not be the largest state, but it is home to a wide variety of landscapes, including this mountain state park with a popular waterfall.
Read MoreTucked between Dayton and Cincinnati, this Ohio nature getaway features creekside trails, fishing spots, campgrounds, wildlife viewing, and paddling.
Read MoreHead to the north to experience a charming riverfront Canadian City near a beautiful lake with a reputation for some serious catfish.
Read MoreThis Maryland park features scenic forest trails, an ice skating complex, sports courts, playgrounds, and plenty of outdoor recreation for families.
Read MoreYour camping trip is always better with a clean and organized campsite. Luckily, you can find plenty of handy tools at your local Dollar Tree.
Read MoreA short drive from Seattle, this Washington destination offers clear water, year-round fishing, forest camping, and hiking with mountain views.
Read MoreSouth Dakota has some famous landmarks, but if you want to check out some outdoor adventure in the eastern part of the state, head to this lakeside state park.
Read MoreThis peaceful Nebraska lake park offers fishing, scenic trails, wildlife watching, and family-friendly RV camping surrounded by prairie views.
Read MoreThis park, tucked near the North Carolina-Virginia border, highlights a pristine lake that's perfect for boating with pontoon rentals and a public boat ramp.
Read MoreCamping is a popular pastime because it lets us see the world on a wallet-friendly budget. And some places around the U.S., you can even camp for free.
Read MoreYou don't have to go to the big cities in California for a great getaway. This city features family fun with parks, shopping, and stays that will delight all.
Read MorePennsylvania's wooded mountain retreat invites visitors to enjoy cozy cabins, nights under the stars, creekside scenery, and family-friendly activities.
Read MoreWhile it may seem like a sleepy suburb of Charlotte, North Carolina, this city offers a wide range of scenic parks, dining options, and fun entertainment.
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