This lesser-known Utah mountain town near Zion delivers year-round adventure, from skiing and snowmobiling to summer trails, lakes, and wildflowers.
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There's more behind the Grand Canyon's striped layers than meets the eye, and some of the best places to see them aren't from up from the top.
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Florida's Gulf Coast has a plethora of lesser-known scenic spots where you can enjoy the ocean, wildlife, and serene settings. This one RV park embodies it all.
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This state park in southern Oregon features scenic views, hiking trails through majestic redwoods, fishing, and several options for campers.
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Visitors to Chicago (and even some locals) might be surprised to learn just how close they are to a quiet escape into a peaceful outdoor experience.
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From an annual fiddling competition to a handmade miniature of Notre Dame cathedral, this Georgia town features an array of unique culture and fun.
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While everyone else heads to Mount Rainer, head to Washington's Mt. St. Helens for one of the coolest state parks, where you can even sleep in a yurt.
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This lesser-known Florida Panhandle spot features a coastal dune lake, Gulf beaches, plus trails, fishing docks, and a preserved historic district.
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A stunning eco reserve in Southern California is home to rare and endangered species, including one that exists nowhere else.
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There's no shortage of beautiful spots along the waters of Michigan, and this spectacular state park is another one to add to the bucket list.
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This quiet Illinois village rests between two lakes and offers access to Rollins Savanna Forest Preserve, nearby beaches, scenic trails, and family attractions.
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This quiet park about an hour outside of Austin offers a lake for top-tier bass fishing, swimming, and paddling, plus sites for RV and tent camping.
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Check out the best Great Lakes road trips, from Lake Michigan to Lake Superior, with scenic drives, must-see stops, and travel tips for every itinerary.
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Instead of fighting the crowds at those world-famous Gulf beaches, consider a short drive inland to explore some of Florida's natural swimming holes.
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When you think of North Carolina's state parks, the certain ones might come to mind first. However, this hidden gem offers both fishing and paddling.
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This small West Texas city offers a relaxed rural setting with a nearby reservoir for fishing and camping, a railroad-era museum, and classic local diners.
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An important piece for camping is your pillow. Sure, a tent or sleeping bag is also priority, but a sore neck is no fun when you're trying to enjoy yourself.
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This Northern California state park features towering old-growth forests, rugged shoreline viewpoints, summer camping, and challenging trails.
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This city in North Carolina may be small, but it offers visitors and residents a calendar of events, local parks, diverse food, and kid-friendly attractions.
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You don't have to travel far from Portland to get outside. Go fishing, hiking, swimming, and more at this pretty lake setting within a county park.
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Along South Carolina's Grand Strand coastline, this pier offers wide casting space for anglers, seasonal events, ocean views, and an easygoing place to relax.
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If you want a nature escape without leaving the city limits of Milwaukee, you can head to this scenic park in town where wildflowers bloom in the spring.
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Oregon is one of the USA's best destinations for those who love the great outdoors, and this stunning lake is full of fishing and paddling adventure.
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This Arkansas town is right by Greers Ferry Lake, with its fun on the water and views of the Ozarks. Plus, it's just over an hour's drive from Little Rock.
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A lakeside camping trip may be just what you need this summer. Here's where dozens of fellow campers have recommended across the United States.
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In this charming riverside city in the Gem State, nothing is quite as it seems. Let's take a look at one of Idaho's most curious destinations.
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Just a few miles from downtown Fort Wayne is a nature preserve that will help you forget how close you are to the city, with trails, a pond, and wildflowers.
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