Iowa is known for being flat, but this stunning little outdoor escape has scenic trails through historic woods and plenty of waterfront activity to enjoy.
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Families visiting British Columbia can find calm lakes, beginner-friendly hiking trails, fishing spots, and mountain scenery just north of Vancouver.
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When it’s time to enjoy the golden years, many Americans overlook great retirement spots, like this sunny Southwest paradise with a little bit of everything.
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This quiet Middle Tennessee escape near Gallatin offers lakeside camping, peaceful paddling routes, wooded trails, and standout birdwatching.
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In eastern Nebraska, this forested state park features rocky creek trails, a picturesque waterfall, panoramic observation towers, and overnight stays.
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This beachy hotspot in southern Europe offers visitors sun-filled days, sandy shores, art museums, a local market, and historical architecture.
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If you're looking for an outdoor experience that involves your four-legged friends, this park offers beaches, trails, and other amenities your dog will love.
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Enjoy an idyllic camping escape on the shores of a peaceful lake, perfect for swimming and casting a line from the shore, the pier, or a boat.
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Oregon is home to a lot of natural beauty, and if you check out this mountain lake in the Cascades, you'll be able to swim, camp, and take in sunsets.
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Canada is home to the only navigable fjord in North America, and to traverse its whale-filled waters, you can easily reach it from Quebec City.
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This North Carolina city offers scenic drives, access to waterfalls and trails, historic estate tours, riverside recreation, and four-season mountain views.
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National parks are the perfect destinations for outdoors lovers who want to get some exercise and fresh air, but which one has the most hiking trail options?
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There's no shortage of scenic sites to park up for the night (or longer) in the Pacific Northwest, but some offer better amenities and views than others.
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The Pacific Northwest is loaded with scenic green areas to hike and explore, and this lake park in Oregon is definitely a spot to put on your list.
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Some people might not think of England as a summer destination for fun on the water, but those people are missing out on this little inland treat.
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If you're in Florda's capital of Tallahassee, you'll want to check out this state park on the Gulf Coast that is home to more than 200 animals.
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If you really want to get off the grid, you can head to this resort in New York's Adirondacks, where you can have a rustic getaway without electricity.
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If you're looking for a less crowded spot in California's Mojave Desert, you can head to this designated wilderness area and really get away from it all.
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Don't waste your time shopping for new gear, because we've compiled a list of incredible vintage products that you'll want to add to your collection.
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At this Michigan historic state park, explore a 19th-century military fort and a historic lighthouse, plus camp, kayak and hike the surrounding wilderness.
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This Michigan destination is an underrated college town with sporting events, a local brewery, a family-friendly park, and easy access to city amenities.
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Discover a serene alpine lake in southern Colorado's San Isabel National Forest, perfect for camping, fishing, hiking, and year-round outdoor adventure.
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The small lake at the center of this park provides recreation and scenery, while its shores are filled with trails, campsites, cabins, and things to do.
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In North Macedonia, this historic European city blends ancient ruins, lively streets, Ottoman-era architecture, and national park trails with valley views.
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This growing city just 14 miles from Colorado Springs is home to nature and wildlife havens, as well as a charming downtown with cafes and a brewery.
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Along Minnesota's Lake Superior North Shore, this state park features roaring waterfalls, rocky river overlooks, accessible hiking trails, and sweeping views.
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Even when you're not by the ocean, there are plenty of places where you can get out on the water in Washington, like this state park on Hood Canal.
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