X Scenic US Destinations Where You Should Probably Avoid Solo Hiking
A solo hike can be peaceful and rewarding, but some locations aren’t worth the risk. Avoid venturing out by yourself on one of these trails around the U.S.
Read MoreA solo hike can be peaceful and rewarding, but some locations aren’t worth the risk. Avoid venturing out by yourself on one of these trails around the U.S.
Read MoreThis darling town is known for its timber-framed buildings, historic High Street, and its proximity to the forest that inspired "Winnie-the-Pooh."
Read MoreWith 100 acres for hiking and biking, this scenic nature preserve in Knoxville, Tennessee, offers a fun way to get active and enjoy nature in the big city.
Read MoreOn your next trip to Europe, take in historical sites, breathtaking views, and some of England's most iconic natural landmarks on this spectacular trail.
Read MoreMichigan is chock full of incredible lakes, even beyond the Great Lakes. Here's where you can enjoy a full day of fishing and beautiful lakeside views.
Read MoreRetirees love this ‘Peach State’ county as it’s near Atlanta and a major airport. It’s also got Southern charm, natural beauty, trails, and golf.
Read MoreThis Texas state park you've never heard of features rugged landscapes, exceptional rural, dark-sky camping, hiking trails, and a unique cave to tour.
Read MoreA favorite among kayakers in Northern Georgia, this massive state park pairs tranquil waters with cozy cabins, woodsy hikes, and stunning wildlife.
Read MoreWhat was once part of the North Sea is now an expansive lake northeast of Amsterdam that offers sailing, windsurfing, and historic maritime towns.
Read MoreWyoming's cleanest mountain lakes and canyon reservoirs offer inviting waters for boating and fishing, with shoreline campsites and nearby hikes.
Read MoreBlackpool might get the bulk of the attention on the North West Coast of England, but it also makes a great base for several day trips exploring the region.
Read MoreA Vermont state park offers lakeside recreation and summer-camp vibes. Enjoy swimming at a pristine beach while staying at a quaint cottage.
Read MoreMissouri's marvelous natural scenery is on full display at this tranquil state park, just a short drive from the hustle and bustle of St. Louis.
Read MoreWonderful Wales is home to one of the most magnificent stretches of coastline in Europe, where you'll find a national park to fall in love with.
Read MoreThis English riverside town has ornate old factories and steam train journeys, while a nearby wildlife attraction offers animal encounters and rides.
Read MorePick your own fruit at a farm, shop for handmade chocolate and jam at indie stores, and kayak or tube by a lake in this town near Portland in Maine.
Read MoreA beloved British holiday destination for generations, this vibrant seaside town is known for its dramatic beauty and divine restaurant scene.
Read MoreAway from the crowds of the Grand Canyon is another canyon escape with backcountry trails and dispersed camping for a truly wild experience.
Read MoreEnjoy Irish singing, dancing, and storytelling in this family-friendly city near Chicago, then watch baseball, play golf, or explore its trails.
Read MoreEscape civilization at this high-elevation lake in California, with quiet shores perfect for fishing, access to trails, and a handful of primitive campsites.
Read MoreTrade Boston’s cityscape for a nearby state forest. Winding trails pass by the remains of historic structures, while wildlife plays amongst the trees.
Read MoreThis Arizona site has been a national monument since the 1920s and features one-of-a-kind rock formations and varied ecosystems, making it a unique destination.
Read MoreCornwall is one of England's most charming destinations, but this fascinating town inland shows that there is more to the county than its gorgeous coast.
Read MoreThis county in Alabama may not be an obvious retirement choice, but it offers affordability with access to nature through lakes, trails, and forests.
Read MoreThis Vermont waterfront state park has wooded campsites and lean-tos with swimming, paddling, and forest walks past remnants of a once-busy slate industry.
Read MoreLake Mead National Recreation Area is one of the most popular summer destinations in the U.S., but visitors should also be aware of some of the dangers.
Read MoreBirders shouldn't miss out on this wildlife sanctuary between Chicago and Rockford that is a hidden gem filled with trails, ponds, and all kinds of birds.
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