Best known for its distinct color, this Texas river extends all the way to Arkansas, full of history, water activities, and outdoor adventures to be had.
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The Rocky Mountains are such a popular destination that escaping the crowds can be tricky, but there are areas where you can still experience true wilderness.
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North Dakota's oldest state park blends history with river valley scenery, offering trails, campsites, and cultural landmarks for every type of traveler.
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A Washington lakeside city near Seattle promises scenic trails, global flavors, and local brews in a peaceful setting perfect for a nature-inspired escape.
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This mountain town in the High Sierras offers excellent opportunities for hiking, camping, and golfing. You can also dine and learn about the town's history.
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If you're craving outdoor adventure, and you live in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, then you need to know about this park just around the corner.
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This little-known town on California's North Coast is experiencing a population boom. It's home to ancient redwood forests, idyllic beaches, and scenic trails.
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Home to Montana's largest river by volume, this beloved spot boasts tranquil waters perfect for a lazy coast and fast-paced waves to get your heart racing.
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The big cities in Texas have plenty to offer in terms of food, nightlife, and fun, but smaller towns also have lots of culture, charm, and outdoor adventures.
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These 13 Floridian state parks often fly under the radar but offer some of the best hiking trails and historical structures for culture buffs.
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Get ready to bike, hike, and boat in this state recreation area that's nestled in Southern California's mountains, centered on the beautiful Silverwood Lake.
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From riverside pools to forested trails and volcanic vistas, this under-the-radar Oregon retreat offers the perfect balance of relaxation and outdoor fun.
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A tucked-away park close to Pittsburgh is a quiet haven where birdwatching enthusiasts enjoy leisurely trails and nature lovers plan their weddings.
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Spot wildlife, explore the vast prairie, camp, and enjoy the stars when you visit this wildlife refuge tucked away near the city streets of Amarillo, Texas.
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Hikers looking for a change of scenery will find ocean vistas & a black sand beach on this stretch of California coast, and campers will be spoiled for choice.
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Enjoy kayaking, fishing, camping, and hiking along this quiet and crowd-free lake in upstate New York's dazzling Adirondacks.
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Embark on one of these beautiful Chicago boat tours, complete with tour guides, beverages, add-ons, and more — depending on what you're looking for.
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Within the foothills of Utah’s Wasatch Mountains, you’ll find a charming city with plenty of outdoor recreation opportunities and a historic amusement park.
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In Wyoming's Rocky Mountains, a short yet unforgettable hike winds through pristine wilderness, leading to one of the most spectacular viewpoints in America.
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Near Sedona, Arizona, visitors can find a red-rock haven with creekside trails for all kinds of hikers, nighttime events, and plentiful wildlife.
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From thrilling winter races and frozen lakes to summer cruises and fish fries, this Wisconsin gem delivers outdoor thrills and classic Midwest charm.
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Tucked in Europe’s highest peaks, this remote region blends wine culture, mountain villages, and hikes where rustic charm meets unforgettable scenery.
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Just beyond Chicago, a pocket of wilderness offers wooded trails, quiet fishing ponds, and peaceful campsites where visitors can reconnect with nature.
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Hikers and campers can enjoy recreational hiking trails, lake swimming, and overnight campgrounds in this national forest located in the Cascade Mountains.
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It's easy to overlook small towns in America, and the Eden of Ohio is no different. But here you'll find a hidden gem with outdoor fun and a great greasy spoon.
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The next time you head to Sequoia National Park in California, head to the crystal-clear waters and hidden waterfall of this off-the-beaten-path swimming hole.
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This beautiful, 54,000-acre state park in northeastern Pennsylvania offers trails for hikers of all experience levels and both stocked lakes and wild fishing.
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