Just 19 miles from Eugene, this Oregon lakeside escape combines forest hikes, serene stays, lovely state recreation sites, and much more for the ideal getaway.
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Washington has its fair share of spectacular outdoor spaces, but the ancient waters of this small state park give it a special character that can't be missed.
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Reconnect with nature at this underrated state park in North Carolina -- full of beautiful views and opportunities for outdoor fun!
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With 200 islands, 40,000 acres, and 1,300 miles of shoreline, this idyllic lake and state park in Arkansas is a must-visit destination for outdoor adventurers.
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The Panhandle city provides access to protected bays and bayous, perfect for kayaking or chasing fish. It's also minutes from some of the Gulf's best beaches.
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Gaze in wonder at icy blue glaciers while walking on trails past towering cascades at a renowned European national park you must visit at least once.
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Watch hundreds of bison dart past you and take in live music and other artistic displays at this unique festival in South Dakota's Custer State Park.
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A lakeside paradise in North Carolina is a gateway to an idyllic lake, with picture-perfect camping spots and scenic trails for hikers of varied abilities.
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For a truly out-of-the-way vacation, where you can camp under pine trees and wake up to a gorgeous lake view, this California locale is the perfect destination.
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If you want to see prehistoric fossils and have outdoor adventures on land and in the water, visit this national park that sits in Utah and Colorado.
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The largest state park in Georgia sprawls for 9,000 acres, offering 40 miles of hiking trails, a picturesque lake, and tons of historic destinations.
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If you're interested in experiencing Northern California's winery tours a little differently, try riding a bike along Napa Valley's massive new trail.
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Tucked deep in Superior National Forest, this secluded lakeside retreat offers rustic camping, scenic trails, and tranquil fishing, far away from the crowds.
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This coastal town in Connecticut is close to New Haven and other popular destinations for boating and beaches, but with far fewer crowds. Find out more.
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Apple-picking season is almost here, and it doesn't get much more romantic than strolling around the spectacular orchards of the magnificent Midwest.
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This 52-foot-tall, 147-foot-long, coral-covered structure in Fiji is a record-breaking UNESCO-endorsed underwater wonder that you can snorkel.
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If you are a wildlife-lover, make sure not to miss this unique once-a-year creepy-crawly migration in southwest Colorado that comes with a festival and food.
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With local vineyards, sailing on Lake Erie, and serene hiking trails out in nature, this New York village under an hour's drive from Buffalo is the place to be.
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Don't spend your weekend slowed down by traffic and other sightseers. Instead, head to this woodland paradise just outside one of Indiana's top parks.
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The Sunshine State can feel hectic at the best of times, but you'll find nothing but tranquility (and fishing) at this gorgeously undeveloped Florida lake.
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This small park on the island of Maui, in Hawaii, is an underrated gem that's perfect for snorkeling, kayaking, and camping. Here's what you should know.
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The small, seaside town in France is practically purpose-built for surfing, so much so that it's earned the nickname as being the "Surfing Capital of Europe."
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Escape bustling city life at this riverside nature haven outside of Chicago that is rife with opportunities for outdoor adventures!
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The White Mountain range in New Hampshire is home to some incredible hikes where you can enjoy fresh air and really get back to nature.
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This scenic California region offers the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and sophistication with fully-kitted glamping sites and local wineries.
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These gorgeous twin islands are the best places for American expats to retire, but it might require a hefty investment to officially immigrate there.
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This Southern California beach town has a few surprises, with epic hikes along the Pacific, beautiful harbor vistas, and sea caves shrouded in mystery.
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