Float your canoe down the Mohican River between historic sights and scenic byways to see why this village located in rural Central Ohio got its title.
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Whether you're looking for a fun pit stop or a weekend getaway, this small North Carolina town with a fascinating history is worth a visit.
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This 30-mile trail system is tucked along a pristine section of northern Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula and is an all-season outdoor recreation haven.
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Costco's new snack box made for at-home munching is now getting a second identity as a camping hack thanks to its wide collection of easily carried foods.
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Building a campfire is easy in theory but can be difficult in practice, depending on what kind of materials you can find. This Costco product makes things easy.
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Park visitors are often oblivious to the warning signs that wildlife has become stressed or threatened by their presence, and when it's time to give them space.
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Think the least-ranked hiking state isn’t worth visiting? Its wild rivers, canyons, and sunsets might just change how you see outdoor adventure.
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Between two of the Texas' biggest cities lies a road trip packed with small-town charm, riverside fun, and historic sites that make every mile worth the stop.
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Admire the architecture of one of Wisconsin's most stunning lighthouses and kayak to red limestone sea caves while exploring this now-unpopulated island.
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Few things are as thrilling as seeing a magnificent beast in its natural habitat, but some of the world's most beautiful animals are best given a wide berth.
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For an affordable lakeside getaway, head to this Pennsylvania city near Erie with quiet lakeside campgrounds and small-town artsy vibes.
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It's just 25 minutes outside Chattanooga, yet has a world of adventure of its very own, from hang gliding to BBQ to antique shopping. Here's what to know.
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Located on a Native American reservation, this wildlife conservation refuge in Montana offers scenic drives where visitors can see American bison roam freely.
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An old mining town in Arizona boasts an underrated state park close to the state's "Haunted City." Take in the Panoramic desert views at this historical site.
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Arkansas is a natural wonderland for people who love the outdoors. A small city not far from Little Rock is a great destination for adventure.
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Though Maine has extensive forest cover and Alaska has a huge national forest, this U.S. state actually has the most national forests overall.
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Need an adventure? Escape to this unique Kentucky city with scenic forests, pristine lakes, and easy access to the famous Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park.
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Users say this hands-free light from Costco is the ultimate camping accessory, with excellent durability, strong illumination, and great battery life.
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This town provides countless facilities and campground for RVers to enjoy, a welcoming atmosphere, plus easy access to nearby attractions and natural areas.
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Head to this small Maine town in the foothills of Sugarloaf Mountain for a cozy getaway that offers cute inns and restaurants and year-round recreation.
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If you're looking for an outdoor adventure across the Pacific Northwest, this Idaho-Oregon border town is the perfect launchpad to the wild frontier.
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This 45-square-mile township in Antrim County is ideal for an outdoorsy getaway with opportunities for Lake Michigan water sports, bluffside picnics, and more.
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This peaceful lakeside retreat in Quebec’s Eastern Townships offers sandy beaches, forested trails, and breathtaking night skies, making it a serene escape.
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If you want Acadia without the crowds, check out this top-secret Maine island, where the hiking is excellent and the nature is nothing short of spectacular.
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Experience the spirit of this historic city known for brave settlers and ranchers. Home of Fort Richardson State Park and the birthplace of the Texas 4-H Clubs.
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Bears have a great sense of smell and wander into camp sites in search of food. These bear encounters are not only dangerous for humans, but for bears as well.
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Whether you're looking to camp, hike, fish, or swim, there's a perfect state resort park with just about everything you could hope for in a midwest vacation.
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