This national park is the only one in Portugal and features hidden gems like Roman roads, trickling waterfalls, and epic hiking trails with mountain views.
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If you're looking for a new lake adventure and you're up for a (much) longer flight, there's an absolute stunner straddling India and Tibet you can't miss.
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A master-planned Florida destination between Tampa and Fort Myers blends outdoor recreation, community events, and waterfront gathering spots.
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This provincial park in Ontario offers a sandy beach for swimming, more than 320 campsites for tents and RVs, and fishing spots just over an hour from Toronto.
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England is a popular destination for a reason, but it's not always the most budget-friendly spot. Luckily, you can look elsewhere in Europe for a fun getaway.
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This top natural attraction, 'Montana's first and best-known state park,' is a breathtaking limestone wonderland and lesser-known gem with camping and trails.
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Set along the southern shore of Lake Ontario, this NY state park combines wooded campsites, lakeside trails, picnic areas, and two 18-hole disc golf courses.
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An artsy roadside attraction in Canada’s New Brunswick has turned into a campground, where you can pitch a tent among large sculptures in the woods.
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Florida's Gulf Coast is home to a plethora of wildlife and rare flora and fauna. This park near Panama City features scenic views of the natural habitat.
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If you're looking for a Sierra Nevada lake escape but can't deal with the Lake Tahoe crowds, this is the destination for you.
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Among all the fan-favorite trails in Yosemite National Park, there's one gorgeous, wildflower-filled option that generally flies under the hikers' radar.
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This underrated national forest is home to one of the best national monuments in the Golden State and highlights wildflower meadows and alpine views.
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This lovely Quebec village captivates visitors with centuries-old architecture, peaceful riverfront vistas, picturesque streets, and picturesque parks.
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Florida has some very well-known state parks for those looking for fun and sun, but there are also several historic parks that are just as exciting.
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If you want to learn a bit about American history while taking in the views from three different states, head to this national park not far from Knoxville.
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Canada's first and only official grizzly bear sanctuary, a leading conservation effort, is a pristine west coast wilderness for wild animal lovers.
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Venture beyond Mammoth Cave National Park's main tours to uncover secluded natural wonders, unique landscapes, and lesser-known spots in this Kentucky park.
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This beautiful Mississippi lake has some of the best crappie fishing in the country in addition to recreational boating and camping with plenty of amenities.
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Midwesterners already know that Michigan is loaded with beautiful, dune-lined sandy beaches, some of which put Florida or California to shame.
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Texas' Hill Country is a charming region, and an excellent place to get a taste of it is this historic state park filled with bison and gorgeous sights.
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One of the most famous scenic drives in Montana is a stunning road with epic views. So why is there an uptick in drivers who choose to avoid it?
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In the Great Smoky Mountains National park, between Knoxville and Columbia, is a scenic hiking loop you can take to see three gorgeous waterfalls.
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This underappreciated Canadian city is an inland playground for scuba divers of all skill levels looking to explore ethereal underwater wreckage.
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Just outside a major East Coast city is a town combining lakes, colonial history, and local dining that most visitors never think to explore.
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Enjoy a lesser-traveled hike with views of jagged mountains reflecting in alpine lake waters, found within Yosemite’s stunning natural landscapes.
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The state of Kansas is welcoming a new state park that will add a visitor center and camping to its scenic trails and explorable caves for fun around its lake.
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The coasts of the United States feature many abandoned military forts, including this one in New Hampshire that was decommissioned after World War II.
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