Even though many snake species are harmless, you can still run into them around Delaware's many lakes and ponds across the state. Here's what you should know.
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Wildflower lovers won't be able to get enough of this lake in the Grand Tetons with flower-lined trails and views of the mountains reflecting off the water.
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This little-known spot is home to countless species and boasts nearly 200 miles of trails and roads to explore, not including the paddling and boating options.
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This intriguing Oregon ghost town offers a glimpse into the country's gold rush past, just a few miles away from outdoor campgrounds and hiking trails.
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Journey along this historic Colorado mountain byway where frontier tales meet stunning alpine scenery as you wind through picture-perfect towering peaks.
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Just 10 minutes from Eugene, you'll find an Oregon city with ties to an iconic TV show, stellar wine, fun murals, and summit hikes that reach over 1,500 feet.
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This small Virginia town is home to a 183-step observation deck, unique parks and outdoor adventures, plus local museums and quaint restaurants.
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This county may be known best for a singular stone monument, but it's also home to thousands of trails, charming villages, and many other attractions.
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If you're visiting Tucson and need a nature break, head to this nearby preserve for miles of mountain biking and hiking trails in a gorgeous slice of desert.
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Grand Falls — an incredible series of chocolate waterfalls deep in the desert of the Navajo Nation — has closed until further notice, for very good reason.
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One state dominates America's national park scene with nine incredible destinations spanning mountains, beaches, forests, and otherworldly deserts.
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This natural Colorado site may be hard to get to, but it's worth the challenging journey for its stunning landscape and out-of-this-world scenery.
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This South Island national park is home to three Great Walks and is an outstanding getaway for pristine vistas, waterfalls, wildlife watching, and stargazing.
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Spend time in nature at this scenic Tennessee river that offers an abundance of water and land-based activities.
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New York's Finger Lakes region isn't just for wine-tasting, it's where you can find stark-white deer and lots of adventurous outdoor activities.
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A coastal village once stood on stilts on a Bering Sea island, until its residents were forced to move to the mainland of Alaska nearly 100 miles away.
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Located in this Pennsylvania state park, visitors can camp and hike to see numerous abandoned structures from the area's historic past.
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The Smoky Mountains contain endless beauty, but this spot is definitely worth a visit and is home to a scenic swimming hole with clear water and forest views.
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You can visit some of the best state and national parks in the Southwest by taking a roadtrip that spans both New Mexico and Texas. Here's what you'll find.
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Once a secret site for the Manhattan Project, this New Mexico destination now offers outdoor adventures and museums to learn about the areas history.
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This incredible Arkansas state park offers a ton of outdoor activities. From hiking and biking to fishing and kayaking, you'll find plenty of ways to stay busy.
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This charming town in Alabama is the perfect place to discover nature trails made from converted railroad tracks as well as small town living. Find out more.
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This former "trolley park" once welcomed thousands of daily visitors — today, curious hikers can explore the eerie remains of its vibrant past.
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For the perfect summer spot less than three hours from New York City, head to this ethereal blue swimming hole surrounded by trails in the Peekamoose Mountains.
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This affordable city is a convenient distance from both LA and San Diego, and is an excellent place in California to retire. Here's what you need to know.
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Denver is close to the Rocky Mountains, but even closer to the city is a stunning state park featuring an expansive lake, tons of trails, and excellent birding.
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The "Home of America" is a historic spot with a view. Hikes through its rolling hills grant views of Boston, while museums give a deep look at history.
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