This little-known park gives some of the bigger names a run for their money, with fewer crowds, towering saguaros, spectacular scenery, and a quiet campground.
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If you're looking for a slice of serenity surrounded by sumptuous scenery, look no further than this lakeside state park in the Land of Enchantment.
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This small Arizona town offers access to trails, parks, and photogenic rugged landscapes, while maintaining lower-than-average prices on accommodation and food.
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This quaint Colorado city sandwiched between Denver and Fort Collins boasts Rocky Mountain views, nearby wilderness, and fun attractions and events.
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One of America's most historic rivers is a waterway of superlatives that serves as a beautiful ribbon to follow on a fun road trip just outside New York City.
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Don't overlook the natural beauty of state parks in the U.S. These gorgeous, coastal parks offer incredible views of the ocean that you have to see to believe.
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The Catskill Mountains in New York feature some truly stunning views, and this huge campground will give you the chance to take them all in.
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Michigan is full of bustling big cities and charming small towns alike, but this small city unfortunately tends to get overlooked by tourists.
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Discover California's towering redwood trees at this state park, tucked in the Santa Cruz Mountains, which features remote groves and serene hiking.
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This once-thriving coal town in Wyoming has turned into an abandoned ghost town, though while it lacks any tourist amenities it still boasts explorable ruins.
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There's never a bad time to get into hiking, and these are the bucket list trails from all around the world that need to be completed.
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Hawaii has plenty of gorgeous coral reefs that snorkelers love to explore, but the science behind the reefs is just as fascinating as the natural beauty.
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Tucked in the southeastern part of Big Sky Country, this peaceful retreat features lakeside camping, stellar fishing, and long summer days on the water.
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Discover the most otherworldly slot canyons in Utah, ranked for their dramatic scenery, unique geology and surreal atmosphere, with practical tips for hiking.
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This part of the state is home to forests and a designated wilderness area where you can get your fill of waterfall hikes and woodland views.
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In Wisconsin's Northwoods, a quiet lakeside destination invites travelers to fish, hike forest trails, watch wildlife, and slow down among clear waters.
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Washington is home to plenty of gorgeous natural scenery, including one peculiar feature that doesn’t have a clear explanation but is still beautiful.
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Within California’s wine country, you’ll find an under-the-radar state park with hikes through the rugged terrain and views of the surrounding landscapes.
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This town in Wisconsin is an idyllic place to visit for those who love retro vibes, historic buildings, and proximity to outdoor activities on the water.
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This state park in Illinois is perched right along the Illinois River, offering peaceful water views, great fishing opportunities, and a cozy campground.
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We're not going to claim that the falls aren't the main event, but there are plenty of non-cascade things to enjoy on a trip to Niagara Falls.
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Ohio is home to some of the most magnificent natural beauty in the U.S., and this lake is an underrated spot for fishing and outdoor adventures.
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This little-known park is home to a lake full of monster catfish, beautiful campsites, swimming, and fun paddling — and it's convenient to four states.
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While this NYC suburb was once known best for its factories, it's now a hub for luxury apartments, live music and sports events, and outdoor spaces.
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In a state full of big spaces, big treasures, and (sometimes) big crowds, it can be refreshing to find a state park that is little-known and little-visited.
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This suburb feels a world away from the glitz and hustle of the rest of the city, with its cute downtown area, shopping, dining, and mountain hiking trails.
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The city has a historic town square complete with flower baskets and walkable shops, plus dining and easy access to some of the prettiest spots in the Ozarks.
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