During the time of steel mills, Pennsylvania's rivers were quite polluted. Luckily, these strange creatures called the "Livers of Rivers" are helping with that.
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Nestled amid the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, this laid-back town is home to historic hot springs, a beloved brewery and tap room, and endless outdoor fun.
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This small town in Pennsylvania is considered the "Gateway to the Poconos" and is an amazing spot for bluegrass lovers and outdoorsy travelers alike.
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Hot springs are healthy, beautiful, and relaxing, but not all of them are safe to swim in. Here are the signs to look out for when making the decision to enter.
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An island just outside of Pittsburgh gives travelers the best of both worlds with a nature escape only 10 minutes from the "city of bridges."
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Costco customers rave about this double-seater camping chair, well-built with all kinds of handy features that make sitting around the fire more comfortable.
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If you love Congaree National Park in South Carolina, you will also like this overlooked state park that is less than 30 miles away and has plenty of trails.
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Long winding roads, no guard rails, and steep turns. These drives through America's national parks have some of the most seasoned drivers afraid.
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Legends echo through this Connecticut park, where a short but exciting trail reveals circular stone formations and a striking 60-foot waterfall.
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One of the oldest national forests east of the Mississippi is now considered under threat by many area residents. Here's what you need to know.
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Learn to spot all the dangerous warning signs that might indicate a hotel pool is unsafe for swimming and could put your safety at serious risk.
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For unique views of Lake Superior, head to this island state park in Wisconsin that includes a beach boardwalk, hiking, camping, and plenty of incredible views.
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These breathtaking lakes offer some of the best swimming and water sport opportunities, and some of the best views. Check them out on your next visit.
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If you're visiting Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, you must check out this clear, calm, shallow lake that's perfect for swimming, canoeing, and much more.
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Once a settlement for employees of a chemical plant, this southeast Texas city has completely transformed into a thriving paradise for birds and wildlife.
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With 40,000 gallons of water pumped into the creek every hour, this picturesque Ozark Mountain hot spot is idyllic for trout fishing and waterfall chasing.
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Stroll through a North Carolina riverside town where historic streets, coffee shops, and murals invite you to slow down and explore its local charm.
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This town in Colorado might be flying under the radar, but it is a major draw for its outdoor recreation and wildly popular, annual summer festival.
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Hike miles of trails in rugged wilderness, or use your binoculars to spot the elusive red-headed woodpecker with a visit to this wildlife management area.
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This versatile piece of cooking equipment available at Costco promises to take your campfire cooking to the next level without breaking the bank.
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Escape to Zion's desert beauty with luxe tents, cozy bungalows, and stargazing nights at a glamping resort just minutes from the park's entrance.
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West Virginia is a state full of outdoor adventure and charming small towns, and this idyllic destination in the Mountain State is a pristine stop.
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This underrated Missouri city is a slice of Germany in the U.S. with its authentic Oktoberfest, local wines, beautiful downtown district, and zen river trails.
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This new rainforest trail, just one of Australia's many natural wonders, is a beautiful trek rife with picturesque views... just be sure to pack your bug spray!
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Vermont boasts 93 miles of scenic trail where travelers can hike, cycle, ski, or simply savor charming towns and landscapes across the state.
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Connecticut is home to a variety of wildlife, and some species are favorite meals for snakes. Here are some of the state's most snake-filled lakes and rivers.
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This wonderful Colorado state park is easy to access from Denver, and it's home to a popular campground, sprawling lake, and several miles of hiking trails.
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