Connecticut's deepest natural lake not only provides breathtaking views and ultimate relaxation; it's also the perfect spot for fishing and camping.
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Avoid the crowds at America’s busiest national parks. These lesser-known parks offer stunning scenery, fewer visitors. and unforgettable outdoor adventures.
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This lakeside town, tucked along Ontario's beautiful Georgian Bay, is a haven for watersports and fishing with a thriving downtown that's perfect for wandering.
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In Ohio, this scenic lake park offers boating, fishing, camping, and shoreline trails across acres of water and woodland, making it a relaxing outdoor escape.
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This little-known park has miles of underground caverns, some of which are normally open for tours (in real life and virtually), plus hiking trails to explore.
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This glacier lake is as pretty as it gets, surrounded by towering peaks and filled with crystal-clear water that invites visitors to take a dip.
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In California, this scenic state park along the Mendocino Coast features redwood forests, river paddling, coastal camping, and wildlife-filled trails.
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The oldest state park in the U.S. is getting bigger in 2026, acquiring land from neighboring areas. Visitors will be able to explore between the areas easily.
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Canada has a bunch of charming small towns, including this Ontario municipality that has colorful buildings and plenty of things to do downtown.
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If you're a golfer, you'll want to check out this South Carolina state park, which has an 18-hole course with lakeside views, as well as camping and boating.
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We know they are great, but which of the Great Lakes sinks to the greatest depths? Let's don the goggles and dive into the official data.
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Showering while camping is an adventure in and of itself, so it’s best to keep your toiletries organized and accessible with this genius hack.
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The crumbling concrete remnants of a historic Ohio bridge are a haunting reminder of its storied past, which you can explore today in a lovely riverside park.
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Ticks are, unfortunately, a fact of life when experiencing the great outdoors, but these states are places where you don't have to worry about them too much.
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This unique alkaline lake in Central Washington state is a scenic gem offering fishing, hiking, and dramatic caves in a canyon with Native American history.
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This tiny Tar Heel State town, tucked along the Blue Ridge Parkway, is the perfect getaway in nature for lovers of the outdoors and classic American road trips.
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From rugged terrain where you won't see another soul to more popular sites near Mount Hood, these are five campsites in the PNW that are hidden gems.
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There are many spectacular aquariums around the world, but these are the best of the best when it comes to magnificent animals and innovative design.
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This park in Wilmington, North Carolina, is a favorite of locals and tourists alike, and it's got something for every member of your family.
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The Gulf Coast of Florida is home to this record-breaking pier that offers beautiful views, a lot of fishing, and popular seafood restaurants.
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In Georgia, this small town blends historic downtown streets, antique shops, and classic Southern diners with nearby hiking trails, waterfalls, and parks.
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In Wisconsin, this safe village blends quirky troll sculptures, boutique-lined streets, and nearby parks with lakeside recreation and hiking trails.
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In Ohio, this lakeside state park offers boating, fishing, camping, and miles of shoreline, where visitors can swim, paddle, and explore wooded trails.
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Just a short drive away from the bustling city of Seattle is a challenging mountain trek with awe-inspiring views of peaks in the North Cascades.
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As the snow melts from the winter, it's time to usher in a season of "superbloom" flowers, especially in these five states with some of the best flora.
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Nothing feels more rejuvenating after a strenuous hike than a long soak in a natural hot spring. Luckily, there are places in the U.S. where you can do both.
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Ohio is known for its gorgeous lakes, and there are always more to discover. This one offers scenic hiking trails, peaceful fishing, and waterfront camping.
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