Some parks offer an escape that is truly in the middle of nowhere, while others are in the city, such as this one-of-a-kind park in Columbus, Ohio.
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It is a great way for lovers of camping and the outdoors to make the absolute best of some of America's coolest and most scenic cycling routes.
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A dazzling lake created by a volcanic eruption sits between Portland and Mount Rainer, with accessible trails to experience the scenery.
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If you want to hit the trail and see some unique birds, head to this nature preserve in Ohio and check out the wildlife. It's just over an hour from Akron.
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Remote trekking routes, Sherpa villages, turquoise alpine lakes, and glacier views make this Himalayan destination more than a bucket-list climb.
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Colorado is known for its abundant, top-tier ski resorts, and the best ones share some commonalities, while also offering different adventurous experiences.
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This peaceful Michigan village offers river paddling, scenic parks, quiet fishing spots, and one of the state's most fascinating ancient stone carvings.
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Within an hour's drive of NYC is a family-friendly city with waterfront fun, international cuisine, kid-friendly parks and indoor centers, and a cottage museum.
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This Washington park offers pedestrian trails through WWII housing remnants, as well as miles of mountain biking paths, surrounded by nature and wildlife.
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Amazon's best-selling camping pillow is compact and comfy, perfect for travel or spending a night in a tent, leading some to say, 'I won't travel without it.'
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Birdwatchers and outdoor enthusiasts will love this coastal rail trail through Delaware's Delmarva Peninsula that connects two beachside towns.
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This Hudson Valley nature preserve is filled with scenic trails, and many paths lead to old quarry ruins that tell a story of the area's granite mining history.
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Texas has a number of historical forts, including this one which is now a historical site. You can tour the remains, enjoy a hike, and camp on the grounds.
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This peaceful mountain park in Washington offers calm lakes, quiet campgrounds, alpine scenery, and uncrowded outdoor adventures surrounded by wilderness.
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This quiet park feels far from the nearest civilization, making a wonderfully relaxing spot to camp, fish, or spend the afternoon paddling the lake.
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This park is not only home to many animals, but it's also easy to get there and see them thanks to its convenient location and unique scenic drives and trails.
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A lakefront garden in Toronto compliments the city skyline as a tribute to music. Here, you can find live music, trails and butterfly-attracting wildflowers.
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Along with hiking America’s best trail, you can cast a line and enjoy stunning Lake Superior views at a scenic Minnesota state park.
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The baking landscapes of the Mojave Desert might not seem like the obvious place for abundant wildlife, but this spectacular setting will surprise you.
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An underrated state park in South Central Montana is a paradise for anglers, who can stay awhile at campsites with scenic mountain views.
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The trail is made of smaller segments, each with a unique character, with some perfect spots for activities like biking, birding, or just watching the sunset.
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Near Santa Rosa, a rugged mountain wilderness offers backcountry camping, sweeping valley views, and miles of trails for hikers and horseback riders.
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This charming Illinois city features historic brick streets, colorful murals, cozy cafes, forested parks, peaceful lakes, and relaxing Midwest scenery.
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You'll find a little bit of everything in this gorgeous town on Canada's Lake Superior shore, from sweeping trails to spectacular views and beyond.
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Even without an ocean, the Midwest boasts several stunning and unique piers boasting lighthouse views, restaurants, historic sites, and other activities.
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This restored Illinois wetland refuge offers birdwatching trails, prairie hikes, fishing lakes, and sweeping marsh views filled with migrating wildlife.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park might be the most visited national park in the United States, but there are still some secret spots that demand attention.
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