This stunning highway in South Carolina is lined with unforgettable hikes that reveal some of the most impressive autumnal scenery in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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This magical getaway in the Blue Ridge Mountains is the perfect mix of nature and culture with trendy art galleries, panoramic treks, and delicious restaurants.
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Maryland’s 'Gateway to the Mountains' presents an incredible, scenic assortment of hikes, a hidden historic distillery, and access to nearby battlefields.
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If you're planning a trip to see this year's fall foliage, check out this interactive tools for predicting peak foliage times all across the continental U.S.
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This Tennessee trail reveals wildflower forests, dramatic bluffs, and mountain ridges, ending with breathtaking views across the Great Smoky Mountains.
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Fancy a drink from a lake or creek while hiking? You'll need this hydration must-have, a water travel gear every hiker, camper, and traveler needs in their kit.
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High in Colorado's San Juan Mountains, a picturesque lake invites you to kayak, hike, fish, or simply relax on its scenic shores surrounded by alpine beauty.
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If you're hoping to see animals out in nature on your next vacation, consider heading down to this nature preserve in Florida!
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On Texas' Padre Island, a hidden beachside campground offers calm waters, bird-filled skies, and starry nights, creating a serene Gulf Coast escape.
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This small community of Frenchman Bay provides access to beautiful hiking trails and some quieter parts of Acadia, while also hosting a unique granite gallery.
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Tennessee is a popular travel destination. However, if you are looking to escape the crowds, head to this lake with quiet coves, rolling bluffs, and trails.
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This simple setup saves trips to the faucet or gives you an operable sink anywhere in the wilderness; all you need are a few simple and inexpensive parts.
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On California's northern coast, a small town offers oyster shacks by the water, scenic trails through state parks, and wild beaches far from city crowds.
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All forests are beautiful, but some, like this one in Pennsylvania, feel like they've come right out of a fairy tale with moss-covered trails and ancient trees.
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This hidden gem town in Colorado is most known for its many different sculptures that can been seen around town as well as its proximity to nature trails.
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Campers and outdoor adventurers should always be wary of wildlife wherever they go, and travelers in Utah should watch out for snakes around these Utah lakes.
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Head to Ohio for your next outdoor adventure -- this is one picturesque location sure to meet all your nature-centered wants and needs.
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Some popular hikes in California require long waits for permits before you can hit the trail, but this area in a state park is easier to access without them.
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This northerly neighborhood in Chicago highlights the city's penchant for sprawling parks, art galleries, and delicious hole-in-the-wall restaurants.
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If you love taking your furry friend on adventures, these dog-friendly national parks and monuments are must-visit spots where you can both explore together.
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This picturesque natural phenomenon is a must-visit to get a glimpse of beautiful arches right on the east coast!
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This easy-to-remember three-line poem can help hikers respond correctly to dangerous wildlife encounters in America's most remote wilderness areas.
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This town in the Midwest has a walkable main street with beautiful sculptures and is close to gorgeous trails with marshland scenery and fantastic wildlife.
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This small, natural beach, located inside a wildlife refuge, is the perfect respite from the developed world, with great paddling, fishing, and hiking nearby.
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As the second-largest uninhabited island in the United States, visitors to this remote paradise are given a front-row view of Alaska's raw and rugged beauty.
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This Wisconsin state park is the perfect waterfront escape, with 19 miles of hiking trails, a glassy lake for swimming or paddling, and forested campsites.
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See bison, moose, elk, pronghorn, bears, birds, wolves, and countless other animals in this wildlife-rich valley in Yellowstone National Park.
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