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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This West Virginia drive winds past rugged cliffs, vast forests, and quiet towns, making it one of the best ways to see fall foliage and mountain views.
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Hiking Camelback Mountain is a wildly fun and beautiful experience, but it's also dangerous if you don't know when to go and what to bring with you.
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A small, peaceful Midwestern city in Ohio offers visitors forest hikes through its parks and reserves, small-town history, and lazy paddles on the river.
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Improve your and your dog's camping experience with this simple yet effective hack that will keep them safe but close while on your outdoor adventure.
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Bugs can put a dampener on an otherwise amazing camping trip. If your efforts to keep the mosquitoes at bay just aren't cutting it, try this device.
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This trendy workout claims to help boost strength and bone health, but studies have shown that the results are minimal compared to traditional methods.
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This tiny Alaskan village tucked on Resurrection Creek is a haven for history buffs and outdoor enthusiasts with fly-fishing opportunities and gold rush lore.
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Twin towns in West Virginia offer a destination to explore arts and history, visit longstanding breweries, and dive into nature with spectacular waterfalls.
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Having all the right gear for your road trip is also about what you drive. Here's what you should look for if you're looking for a new, affordable car.
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A dedicated trail in the Pacific Northwest takes patrons on a scenic trek through the majestic Columbia River Gorge to award-winning breweries.
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This brilliant blue natural wonder will have you booking the next flight to America's Last Frontier and strolling across a glacier that is slowly disappearing.
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A place that is held sacred sits between Santa Fe and Taos in New Mexico, a place where cultures have melded and a destination for historical discoveries.
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Michigan is blessed with trails. Whether you're looking for your next hiking opportunity or a one-in-a-lifetime view, these trails are worth visiting.
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At this Arkansas town, enjoy Southern soul food at a restaurant open since 1964, fish for bass at a 1,520-acre lake, or dig for retro finds at the local market.
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An unusually named town in New Hampshire is home to a festival of the same name, held at a time when stunning fall colors decorate wooded hills.
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To enjoy the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains away from the national park crowds, head to this lake escape with mountain views, hiking, and camping.
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There's a camping and hiking paradise located just an hour or so from Baltimore, and while it's a stunner year-round, you can't miss it when autumn starts.
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This epic trail in Canada is actually hundreds of trails rolled into one, crossing wildly diverse landscapes in every province and connecting three oceans.
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These New England havens combine breathtaking autumn views with charming towns, scenic trails, and the perfect spots for a cozy fall getaway.
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One hike on the border of New Jersey and New York is part of the Appalachian Trail and yields one of New Jersey's most beautiful viewpoints.
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This history-rich town in Montenegro sits near a tall peak and a glorious national park, where you can enjoy gorgeous views and visit a mountaintop mausoleum.
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This East Coast destination is Samantha Brown's top pick for a fall getaway, thanks to its 50,000 acres of land filled with foliage and breathtaking sights.
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Transform your camping setup with Costco’s powerful solar generator bundle. Built to last, it’s the ultimate portable power solution for outdoor lovers.
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This Mojave Desert trail may be short, but its slot canyons, strange formations, and a ring-assisted climb make it one of California's most unique hikes.
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This little-known Hudson River spot offers free kayaking with breathtaking views of the New York City skyline, giving visitors a fresh perspective of Manhattan.
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