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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Northern California is an oasis for outdoor adventures, and we recommend checking out this underrated reservoir to get out into nature!
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This beautiful lake in the middle of Northern California's Sonoma wine country is one of the best places to camp, hike, and enjoy stargazing at night.
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River runners seeking peak adventure flock to Alaska's mightiest river, where bears and moose roam the shores and cliffs tower 1,000 feet above the water.
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Whether you're looking to spot some Arctic orchids or traverse rugged landscapes with herds of reindeer, this stunning national park in Europe has it all.
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The shimmering waters of Lake Michigan might seem perfect for a dip, but you might want to avoid swimming in these beaches along the shores of the Great Lake.
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Each fall, thousands of tarantulas emerge in this wild California landscape, but that's just one reason it's a must-visit for nature lovers.
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If you dare, drive along Italy's highest pass through the Alps, with incredible mountain vistas and a total of 70 terrifying hairpin turns .
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This scenic gravel road in Arizona's gorgeous red rock country is easy to navigate and offers some of the best dispersed camping sites near Sedona.
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Fans of wildlife and gorgeous New England scenery should head to this lovely barrier beach park on Nantucket Island full of nesting birds and rolling dunes.
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Thousands of enormous brown bears feed on the sockeye salmon, clams, and dense vegetation in this Alaskan national park with recent volcanic origins.
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Louisiana is full of off-the-beaten-path destinations that offer visitors a glimpse of authentic bayou food and wildlife. This coastal city is one of them.
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This lesser-known state park on the Skagit River offers both blissful seclusion in nature and creature comforts, including campsites and gorgeous cabins.
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The Blue Ridge Mountains are famous for their gorgeous hills and valleys. But the range's rivers have become an unexpected hotspot for snorkelers.
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Looking for outstanding fishing, hunting, and time spent on the water outdoors? Look no further than this small, underrated northern Maine community.
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If you're looking for Cornish cottages, small town vibes, gorgeous hiking trails, and local art galleries, look no further than this quaint Wisconsin City.
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This picturesque town near a Colorado national park brims with culture and activity and is only steps away from amazing hikes and other mountain adventures.
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Avoid crowds of hikers while admiring scenic landscapes along the iconic Camino de Santiago by starting your pilgrimage in Portugal instead of France or Spain.
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This beautiful route in North Carolina is a Scenic Byway with access to thrilling whitewater rafting and kayaking, as well as camping and other experiences.
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