Believe it or not, a turquoise lake in southern California's Mojave Desert has dozens of campsites, lovely hiking trails, and numerous activities on the lake.
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The state park is tucked in a quiet corner of the state and features unique, flower-filled sights and mountain views from its easy and peaceful walking paths.
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This neighborhood in the Sandia foothills offers a great mix of outdoor activities, convenience to amenities, and stunning views of the city from above.
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Covering under 3,000 acres, this ghost town in New Hampshire's White Mountains is a hike through the past with relics, homes, and over 600 wells in the area.
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This trail deep in the heart of the Ozarks will lead you to one of Missouri's largest springs, treating you to views of wildflowers galore along the way.
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This charming lakeside town offers waterfront fun, nature trails, and outdoor adventures far away from Florida's most crowded tourist destinations.
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Hike through gorgeous forest landscapes while overlooking staggering cliffs on a popular trail that showcases the best of this West Virginia national park.
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Though it's small, this eccentric Delaware town claims to be the "center of the universe," with its historic homes, Quaker landmarks, and unique shape.
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A Pacific Island U.S. territory is a tropical paradise with something for the history buffs and space lovers, plus its a pristine destination for snorkeling.
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This truly unique experience high in the Austrian Alps is a great experience (unless you're afraid of heights). Read on for all the dazzling details.
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Although this Utah city is known for its snowy landscapes, it is also considered a vibrant summer escape, with local festivities and outdoor adventures.
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Cheryl of We're in the Rockies shares her best advice for enjoying the natural splendor of Rocky Mountain National Park -- even on a tight budget.
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This rewarding Colorado trek to a stunning local lake surrounded by mountains is less than an hour from Boulder, making it an accessible escape for hikers.
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This Kentucky state park is home to several fascinating sites, including a 76-foot Osage orange tree and a reconstructed pioneer settlement.
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These freshwater swimming spots in Wisconsin hide slithering surprises that could turn your peaceful day out into a dangerous wildlife encounter.
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Kentucky isn't just about its whiskey. Head east near the border for a small town near the Appalachian Foothills that offers plenty of outdoor activities.
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Ohio is home to many lakes and rivers that beckon tourists -- and also snakes. The good news is that most of the snakes in Ohio are harmless.
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West Virginia is home to plenty of picturesque landscapes, but this charming state park near Morgantown offers relaxing hikes and uncrowded views.
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For an unique and interesting excursion in L.A. County, head to this abandoned boomtown that is located in a stunning canyon along a dirt hiking trail.
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This gorgeous city in Wisconsin is considered the state's "Park Place" for it's lovely, green parks, botanical gardens, outdoor adventures, and artsy events.
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For a nature escape in the heart of a city, head to this giant forest park in South Carolina that is filled with trails, trees, and places to picnic.
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This small town in the Catskill Mountains of New York is an outdoor playground with plenty of comfortable resorts as well as campgrounds and stunning hikes.
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For a way to explore the best of New York's gorgeous Adirondacks region, take this sensational road trip filled with sweeping views and small town charm.
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With over 300 different bird species visiting throughout the year, this 8,000-acre wildlife refuge in Ohio is a must for any bird lover and birdwatcher.
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Enjoy a unique experience in Thailand’s misty jungle at a waterfall theme park where you can take Instagrammable photos and relax in a magical environment.
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Grizzly bears are ferocious animals. However, there's another prolific mammal numbered in the 200,000s that you should be more aware of in Alaska.
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You don't need to be a DIY genius (or have heaps of equipment) to make a difference to your next camping adventure, as these easy hacks show.
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