The Best Midwest Destinations Where You're More Likely To Spot Northern Lights
There are a number of spots in the Midwest, where large, open expanses with little light pollution allow the Northern Lights to shine - here are the best ones.
Read MoreThere are a number of spots in the Midwest, where large, open expanses with little light pollution allow the Northern Lights to shine - here are the best ones.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a perfect mix of mountain views, lush forests, and outdoor recreation, Dolly Sods is a must on your itinerary - find out more below.
Read MoreExplore this lesser-known island in the Bahamas, home to the highest point in the country. This site has a fascinating history, along with beautiful beaches.
Read MoreHead to a privately owned park in Northern Alabama to see this hidden gem, one of the longest natural bridges found east of the Rocky Mountains.
Read MoreOne of the best natural settings in Florida is this spacious region boasting seemingly endless trees, making for an ideal outdoor vacation choice.
Read MoreTake the kids on an adventure to these national parks, which offer nature-related events, games, and special tours guaranteed to excite their young minds.
Read MoreFor incredible views of elk in their natural habitat, visit this area in Pennsylvania to admire the largest herd of the deer-like animals in the Northeast.
Read MoreHead to Louisiana's lakeside retreat, under an hour's drive from New Orleans, for beautiful waterfront trails, historic homes, and Cajun-Creole cooking.
Read MoreEnjoy world-class skiing (and a hot cup of cocoa) at this Scottish ski and snowboarding mecca, a Highlands town located within the Cairngorms.
Read MoreWhile national parks provide an escape from the bustling city, this urban attraction is in the heart of a Midwest metropolis and features a famous landmark.
Read MoreThis gorgeous town in Mexico, renowned for its luxurious resorts, features a spectacular show where divers plunge down rocky cliffs into the thrashing ocean.
Read MoreCosta Rica is filled with adventure and stunning natural landscapes. Bask in gorgeous waterfalls at this free, secret swimming hole loved by locals.
Read MoreThe Mustang Mountain Coaster opened in 2021 on Sombrero Ranch, a horse ranch in Estes Park. Here's what you need to know about this family-friendly attraction.
Read MoreWhile the Blue Ridge Mountains are home to many incredible hikes, one of the region's most unique trails leads through a mountain in central Virginia.
Read MoreA backcountry byway in Idaho near the Montana border takes modern-day explorers on a journey forged by early adventurers and and Native Americans.
Read MoreThe most affordable vacation destination in the U.S. is in the heart of Appalachia in West Virginia, full of outdoor wonders and historic sites.
Read MoreEcuador is known for underrated cities and opportunities for unparalleled adventure, and this smaller setting is a gateway to the best action in the country.
Read MoreStand in awe of this giant dormant volcano in Maui that offers stunning natural views and a nearby national park highlighting Hawaii’s tropical landscape.
Read MoreTo ski year-round, head to this unique artificial mountain. Although there’s no snow, you can hit the slopes in the middle of a bustling European capital city.
Read MoreAvoid the crowds at this lush outdoor area in Hawaii, with thick forests and cool temperatures that'll have you feeling like you're in the Pacific Northwest.
Read MoreWithin Death Valley National Park in California is one of the wildest places on Earth with highly unusual terrain. It's known as "the Devil's golf course."
Read MoreEveryone has their own New Year traditions, but if you're looking to add diving into frigid, icy water to yours, here are the five best places to do so.
Read MoreMillions of adventurers flock to this North American ski resort every year to try out its world-class slopes and experience the beautiful landscape.
Read MoreA visit to this sacred Hawaiian site can be a little tricky, but it's worth it for the incredible views and serene vibe that surrounds the area.
Read MoreWhile it doesn't seem like something you'd encounter in Maine, this sandy setting is one of the more unique family destinations anywhere in the U.S.
Read MoreThe Arizona desert is home to a cactus forest where you can vacation on a historic ranch and participate in a variety of outdoor activities.
Read MoreOutdoor enthusiasts who want a little history with their adventure should visit the Northern California town that's the birthplace of mountain biking.
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