This Idaho resort offers travelers adventure year-round, from black-diamond ski runs in winter to swimming, boating, and hitting the links in summer.
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You can only visit these islands on live-aboard dive expeditions, but the long cruise is worth it to see tons of big marine life in a truly wild location.
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If you're looking to see the sights on Washington's coastline, you'll want to take this scenic byway that winds through villages, parks, and more.
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Visit one of Minnesota’s smallest state parks for a peaceful day of fishing and camping amongst serene wooded landscapes rife with singing birds.
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One of the best spots for pike fishing in Indiana is a river filled with cold water and beloved by anglers throughout the Midwest.
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Minnesota is a state known for it's many, many beautiful lakes, and there's one located at a state park that should be at the top of your list.
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Minnesota’s pristine forests also hold a lot of history, like this state park that was once a military outpost and now hosts idyllic campgrounds and hikes.
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This underrated regional park in Northern California offers visitors pretty treks to the sound of rushing cascades, viewing decks, and grazing goats.
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If you want to avoid crowds but still enjoy Canada’s famous blue lakes and majestic mountain scenery, head to this quiet spot in an underrated national park.
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This Ohio nature reservation features lakes for fishing, easy lakeside loop trails through forests and wetlands, migratory bird habitat, and quiet picnic areas.
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This 2,600-acre Florida suburb is a walkable community with thousands of homes plus thoughtful amenities such as pools, bike rentals, and shops.
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This peaceful spot, just moments from the island's cruise port, makes a relaxing hour of wandering through greenery and learning more about island history.
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As one of the least-visited protected wilderness areas in California, this destination boasts remote trails and mountain climbing, plus dispersed camping.
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This historic Canada island park offers coastal hiking trails past old forts and lighthouse viewpoints, quiet beaches with shipwreck remains, and birdwatching.
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This New York barrier island park offers shoreline beaches, a long oceanfront boardwalk, fishing pier access, waterfront concerts, and seasonal aviation shows.
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From Sedona’s trendy local food scene to those unmissable stargazing opportunities, these are the must-do activities you won’t want to miss.
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This Ohio town is a gateway to all kinds of campgrounds and golf courses. Plus, you'll have the opportunity to get out on the water and have some fun.
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This scenic Utah State Park, located between Provo and Fishlake National Forest in Central Utah, is a scenic nature spot offering mountain and water adventure.
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Away from Maine's popular coastal spots, you'll find an often overlooked forest area where you can paddle, fish, hike, and camp in a uniquely wild setting.
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This scenic, artificial lake in Texas, located between Austin and Lubbock, is a secluded nature haven known for fishing and other water activities.
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This Lake Huron state park in Michigan's Lower Peninsula offers a sandy swimming beach, sunrise shoreline views, nature trails, and lakeside camping.
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This island nation in Asia has verdant forests, gorgeous historic forts, and beaches perfect for water activities is one of 2026's fastest-growing destinations.
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This stretch of Newfoundland's coast has over 200 days of fog every year and is a paradise for anglers who can catch Atlantic char, salmon, and cod.
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This coastal park has a beautiful campground for RVs and tents, tons of hiking trails, and five miles of pristine Oregon beach from which to whale watch.
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This unexpected industrial site in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood has new life as a leafy park where visitors can sit on the pond pier or take a stroll.
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Tucked near the heart of Toronto, this sprawling beach is a haven for volleyball, quiet strolls, swimming, and kayaking, with views of downtown.
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Florida is home to some truly unique animals, and you can check them out at this wildlife refuge on Sanibel Island, in addition to hiking and boating.
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