For the most adventurous hikers, England's eastern coast offers a challenging (and sometimes deadly) trail that feels like walking on water.
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Steeped in history and tragedy, the Punta Gorda Lighthouse on California's rugged Lost Coast is the perfect day trip or longer backcountry camping adventure.
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Stretching from San Diego to Riverside, this sprawling California national forest promises amazing views and an endless list of hiking trail options.
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Do you love cycling, hiking, and the outdoors? Not a big fan of camping? All you need are your basics and a credit card to try this convenient travel method.
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An hour from Los Angeles, this California state recreation area is a haven for camping, fishing, swimming, and hiking, with access to the Pacific Crest Trail.
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Scenic drives, alpine ridges, historic ski terrain, and vibrant foliage make Vermont's highest summit a popular year-round mountain destination.
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For those brave enough to enter this wild and deep cave system in Illinois, a wondrous world of bats, bizarre rock formations, waterfalls, and more awaits.
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This river flows for over 200 miles through the Peach State's various regions to North Florida, making it one of the longest wild rivers in the US.
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The autumn months are a perfect time for a bike ride or hike through a wooded trail, and Washington has a stunning Northwest gem you can't miss.
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Just outside San Diego, a hidden California park offers lush forests, wildflower meadows, and sweeping Pacific views from its mountain summit.
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Just outside Palm Springs, a rugged California park dazzles with alpine forests, steep peaks, and some of the most challenging trails in America.
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Whether its hiking or striking waterfalls you're looking for, these majestic stops along the Pacific Coast Highway are worth stopping at and exploring.
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With multiple tiers of rushing water and a stunning path that winds through arid landscapes, this SoCal waterfall is a treasure — just be mindful of the heat.
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A trip to the Pacific Northwest just isn't complete without camping and hiking, so this stunning Washington State park an hour East of Portland is for you.
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Whether your kayaking voyages take you down the river or out to sea, know how to stay safe and ensure the best experience possible in every situation.
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A trail just outside of Colorado Springs leads hikers down trails that were created during the region's last Gold Rush and toward spectacular views.
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In New Hampshire's hills, this town charms with a pristine lake, forested trails, and haunting ruins, making it an intruiging New England escape.
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Set on the shores of Lake Winnebago and the Fox River, this Wisconsin city is a launchpad for water adventures, including fishing, boating, kayaking, and more.
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For cozy meals on the road, outfit your RV or other camping vehicle or small home with this dining table from Ikea that's compact yet can seat up to four.
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If you're looking for the perfect bag to pack your camping supplies, this low-cost IKEA product is surprisingly tough and spacious.
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With nearly 700 lakes, this region two hours north of Toronto, Canada, will have you spoiled for choice. Enjoy water sports, hiking, and stunning fall foliage.
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Home to rare, pink flowers, captivating hiking trails, and rugged landscapes, this wilderness area in Oregon is an outdoor adventure lover's dream.
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The Old Farmer's Almanac released its 2025 Fall Foliage Map & Peak Leaf Color Guide with updated guidelines for peak leaf peeping in regions across the U.S.
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Retirement is made for road trips, and this scenic Montana road through a national park offers breathtaking vistas, nature trails, a cozy lodge, and a lake.
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For an affordable retirement spot in Florida, make sure to check out this town just north of Tampa with fresh-caught seafood, nice parks, and easy trails.
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Keep your campsite bug-free and serene with a simple, natural pesticide you can easily make with organic items commonly found in your kitchen.
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For those who prefer to brave the outdoors the rustic way, these tent-only campgrounds offer stunning glimpses into Oregon’s pristine nature.
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