This quirky little city in Illinois is worth spending time in for its adorable (and unusual) squirrels, charming shops, and fun local parks.
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Dodge the tourist traps of New York City and head to this stunning neighborhood park, where you'll find a massive pool, gorgeous nature, and top-notch views.
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Escape the crowded treks of Nepal for an idyllic and unspoiled hike through the newly opened Karakoram valley known as "The Yosemite of Pakistan."
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Most people think of lush beaches and tropical sunsets when they think of the Caribbean, but this unique Barbados park boasts a different type of beauty.
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While there's so much to do above ground in California, this phenomenal cave invites explorers to venture beneath for an experience unlike any other.
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Honolulu may be the primary destination for Hawaiian vacationers, but this small town on Oahu offers a more laid-back, outdoor adventure experience.
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The Yucatan peninsula in Mexico is dotted with iconic scuba-diving spots called cenotes. Here are a few crucial things to know before exploring them.
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For some of the best snorkeling in St. Lucia, head to this picturesque beach for colorful soft coral, an array of fish, and even sea turtles.
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Not far from the Canadian border sits an unassuming Idaho town that offers travelers exceptional access to nature and a fun downtown setting.
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Travelers will find as much charm and creativity as they will adventure and natural beauty in this elevated Alabama town that offers a glimpse of simpler times.
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Do you love the serenity of lakes? How about outdoor adventures in the summer and winter? If so, you'll love this Minnesota town that offers all this and more.
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At a remote gorge in the Salome Wilderness in Arizona, experience cliff-jumping into brisk, cold water and some truly challenging hiking trails.
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Far from the busy streets of Boston lies this remote state park, where visitors can enjoy fishing, camping, hiking, and other year-round outdoor activities.
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Those who want to visit a less-visited part of Florida should visit America's first national wildlife refuge on an island with scenic trails and lagoons.
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Adventurous travelers who love exploring and learning about a destination through its waters should head to this Brazilian river that redefines snorkeling.
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The world's largest designated Dark Sky Sanctuary is Oregon's answer to the Outback, where you can see the Milky Way from a luxurious lodge.
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Some of the world's most fascinating destinations are under threat due to the effects of climate change, from wildlife hot spots to natural wonders.
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This city in Morocco is a laid-back introduction to the bustling country, with its European vibes set on a comfy, coastal paradise that feels like the Med.
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Whale-watching is one of the world's most inspiring experiences, but how does swimming with the largest creatures on the planet sound? Get to Australia.
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Escape the city bustle by walking through a Rhode Island hilltop park’s gorgeous natural landscape with incredible views of Providence and a rich history.
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Get to know Colorado's charming small towns by driving along this stunning scenic byway that cuts through the mountains and offers endless adventure.
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This lesser-visited area of Wyoming offers breathtaking alpine scenery, rugged trails, and peaceful waters without the crowds you'd find at Grand Teton.
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Once a booming logging camp and resort area for the wealthy, this little ghost town in Great Smoky Mountains National Park should be on your list of must-sees.
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This man-made whitewater river in Indiana has novice to professional levels and is surrounded by five miles of paved and lighted paths.
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Within Tennessee’s sprawling landscape, you can hike through a pristine forest setting to enchanting waterfalls at one of the largest parks in the state.
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If you're ready for an epic, year-long road trip across the United States, check out these route options that will grant you 70-degree temperatures.
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This 20-mile path passes soaring peaks, serene rivers, quaint towns, and much more. Plus, it's free, open all year, and close to some iconic Idaho destinations.
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