One charming town in Idaho is a destination where history intersects, and two rivers form a confluence for outdoor adventure and hiking trails.
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Jamaica's waters offer much to enjoy. From easy, beginner-friendly beach-access reefs to more advanced sites, Jamaica has sites to challenge every snorkeler.
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Escape the crowds at this under-the-radar lake town, where you can go for swims and hikes in the summer and hit the ski slopes in the winter.
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This incredible stretch of river in the Southwest United States offers varying types of rafting, from relaxing half-day floats to longer adventures.
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The main entrances to Zion National Park lead to popular hikes, but there's another lesser-known entrance filled with beautiful vistas and rugged trails.
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One city out West takes the cake for the "most fun city in America." It has a little bit of everything, and its options go beyond its reputation.
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There’s no shortage of creative inspiration on this Canadian island where artists have long thrived and delicious seafood has carved a grand legacy.
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BASE jumping without a permit isn't legal in most places, but there are a handful of spots in the U.S. that allow it. This majestic Idaho canyon is one of them.
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Head to a city in Northern Louisiana for a buzzy collegetown vibe, a trendy downtown area, and incredible bike trails through local forests.
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Montana is packed with gorgeous nature, but what of its human history? This secret town straddles the two with mining history and outdoor adventures.
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This under the radar Maryland State Park offers visitors multiple trails to hike and access to a historical Presidential monument.
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For a glimpse into Vietnam’s history, head to this underrated city with exquisitely preserved royal sites and gorgeous natural areas.
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Away from Florida's famous beaches and theme parks is a state-protected river perfect for paddling, spotting wildlife, and relaxing away from the crowds.
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This small town in Wisconsin may not be home to many people, but it has a thriving art scene and outdoor activities, and celebrates its Native American past.
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One site in Montana tucked away amidst the mountains and valleys is full of Ringing Rocks, ordinary stones turned into musical instruments via geology.
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For the perfect mix of beaches, historical sites, and fascinating museums, head to this iconic coastal area in Florida, best known for its NASA launch site.
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Tucked away in a lesser-visited area of Kansas is a family-friendly rock park that offers visitors a year-round glimpse into the state's natural history.
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For fossils, wild bison, stunning hiking trails, and tons of history, make a stop at this state park in Kentucky, where you can immerse yourself in the Ice Age.
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You'll find plenty of spectacular scenery around the Caribbean, but gardens don't come much more magnificent than this award-winning stunner in St. Lucia.
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Bald eagles can be difficult to spot in the wild, but in New York, you may catch a glimpse of this rare bird species at one of these prime nature spots.
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Hiking enthusiasts must try this iconic trail in St. Lucia. It offers incredible views of the island’s stunning landscapes and insight into the local culture.
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Within this quaint New Jersey town, you’ll find a delicious local coffeehouse amidst charming shops and scenic landscapes great for cycling.
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As Canada’s second-largest ski resort, this snowy area is perfect for winter sports lovers of all ages, offering plenty of trails for beginners and experts.
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Undoubtedly one of the most incredible European destinations for explorers, this Austrian setting boasts an incredible combination of beauty and history.
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If you are looking for a challenging but rewarding trek in Upstate New York, the highest mountain in the Adirondacks is the perfect choice for impressive views.
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If you are looking for a unique state park, head to central Washington for a forest of petrified trees of a species so old they are called "living fossils."
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You don't have to leave the U.S. to see puffins in the wild. Head to this island in Maine to observe the black-and-white birds on an exciting boat tour.
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