For those who value tranquility and beauty over adventure, this small Connecticut park offers easy trails, perfect picnic spots, and stunning scenery.
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Explore Vancouver Island’s pristine beaches and dive among shipwrecks in the surrounding waters while staying in a lesser-known, quaint seaside village.
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The majestic California redwoods can be found throughout the state, but in this one spot just south of San Francisco, you can enjoy them with an ocean view.
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If you're looking to go off the beaten path in California, head to this breathtaking valley, where mountain ranges, vineyards, and ranches await.
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Wisconsin has many state parks to explore, but its largest state park is a scenic camping destination that is rich in beauty, history, and geology.
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Sedona, Arizona, is known for its energy vortexes, red rock canyons, and unique history. Explore it from a different vantage point on this romantic journey.
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This beautiful lakeside village is perfect for families looking to spend a day on the water while also being close to a downtown area with plenty of eateries.
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Enjoy the outdoors at one of New Hampshire's many lakes, where you can experience its natural beauty, peaceful small-town charm, and scenic hikes.
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If you want to beat the crowds of the real Yosemite, consider this scenic, off-the-beaten-path bird and wildlife haven full of trails in southeastern Arizona.
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Explore the oldest state park in Idaho, rich with beautiful lakefront beaches, iconic bridges, and even the chance to see the northern lights.
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If you love to explore abandoned places, you can take a short hike in the San Angelo State Park in Texas to this supposedly haunted and abandoned campsite.
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Filled with crystal clear water and surrounded by granite cliffs, this secluded quarry is the perfect retreat for a day of sunbathing and summer fun.
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This quiet, hidden gem of a county park located on the California coast offers stunning campsites, beautiful hikes, and gorgeous ocean views.
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In the middle of Utah lies a national forest known for its beautiful scenery and incredible lake that offers visitors a top-tier fishing experience.
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Friendliness might not always be the first thing that you look for when choosing a travel destination, but maybe it should be. Here's Nevada's friendliest spot.
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New Hampshire is full of stunning locations for nature lovers to visit. This mine has a fun interactive component that allows you to hunt for gems.
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If the enchanting blue waters of Lake Tahoe are calling your name, don a mask and fins and dive in at travelers' favorite spots to snorkel on this iconic lake.
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A small area of Nevada with secluded mountain campsites and great fishing spots is a solitude lovers dream. You can also immerse yourself in cowboy culture.
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If you're keen on exploring museums, galleries, and seeing where Bob Ross filmed "The Joy of Painting," visit this Indiana city, home to Ball State University.
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Get in the car and drive this 6-mile route through California's redwoods for fairytale-like scenery, wildlife sightings, and a breathtaking hike.
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When visiting Palm Beach, Florida, you don't have to go far to have a top-tier snorkeling experience. Head to this park for family-friendly water fun.
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If you're looking for some great fishing opportunities that will allow you to see the American West, try this river canyon adventure.
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For cycling and hiking enthusiasts, a trip to northern Oregon is worth it for a lot of reasons, and this gorgeous rail trail should definitely be on your list.
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This California beach is in the perfect spot for swimming in more tranquil waters and enjoying the great outdoors. Here's why you should go on your next trip.
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With its small town charm and wildlife, this city in North Dakota is a great stop for travelers or campers. Explore its scenic byway and historic museums.
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If you're looking to ski in the summer, there's only one place to go — and it's not too far from Yellowstone National Park.
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At Lake Sørvágsvatn, an optical illusion makes the view even grander. However, this destination is still well worth it even without the visual trick.
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