With a 2,000-acre lake, a local diner with an iconic soda fountain, and award-winning wineries, this little Texas town belongs on your bucket list.
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A sensory experience from the bottoms of your feet to the top of your head can be found in Arizona at the first "grounding park" meant for bare feet.
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This state park offers multiple waterfall hikes for all skill levels, plus basic camping should you want to stay and admire the stars in this dark sky area.
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This New Jersey suburb boasts an arts-friendly vibe and gorgeous hiking opportunities, all while offering easy access to New York City's downtown.
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Whether you're prefer leisurely glamping or roughing it backcountry way up along the timberline, unwind in nature at this stunning California peak.
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Take a break from exploring Boston to check out this beautiful Massachusetts state park right on Mystic Lake.
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Get the best of both worlds with this Cali beach location that is surrounded by greenery.
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If you are in New York City and craving an escape into nature, head to this hidden island retreat in nearby Connecticut with kayaking, birding, and camping.
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The most visited state in the U.S. has many different cities to go to for incredible outdoor recreation, delicious restaurants, and plenty of arts and culture.
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Check out Portugal's only national park filled with scenic vistas, dreamy lagoons and waterfalls, and rustic villages oozing with authentic cultural charm.
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Not far from Mesa Verde National Park, and home to a train that's a National Historic Landmark, this Colorado riverside hub is a must-visit for a magical trip.
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This remote fish camp on the St. Johns River is home to spectacular airboat rides, wildlife galore, and some great fried seafood specialties.
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Immerse yourself in a surreal world of needle-like rock formations and desert landscape on this epic trail in Utah's Canyonlands National Park.
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This state park allows visitors to hike among stunning rock formations, camp under the stars, and take in outstanding mountain and desert views.
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This small, rural city is known as the "Snow Capital of Wisconsin" and offers visitors to check out some interesting historical sites and winter sports.
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Florida is teeming with beautiful landscapes, but this national park near Miami is often overlooked, making it a peaceful getaway with incredible views.
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Take a long weekend to drive along this Texas route and catch some of the most beautiful views the Lone Star State has to offer!
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Discover the Pine Belt region of Mississippi by venturing into the oak forests and lakesides of this underrated hotspot, filled with fish, songbirds, and more.
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Yosemite's most challenging hike has earned a story-filled nickname, and the dangers are very real. These views are only for the most talented of explorers.
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This small town on Florida's West Coast is an outstanding spot for exploring by boat, doing a little beach combing, or taking a walk in the woods.
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Bring your shovel and pail to hunt for million-year-old fossils while traversing a volcanic mountain range in California’s sprawling Mojave Desert.
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While Colorado isn't known for its waterfalls, this unique state park on the Western Slope is home to a truly unique triple waterfall and verdant scenery.
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Head to this Mississippi destination for a beautifully rugged landscape (including rocks perfect for climbing), along with Civil War history and local events.
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No city in the Lone Star State is older than this delightful place, and it has all the amenities and adventures to back up its bucket of history.
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If you like your travel tinged with millions of years of incredible history, make a beeline for the magical geological delights of this Oregon city.
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It's no secret Cinque Terre is facing overtourism. Escape the crowds at this seaside town with coastal mountains to hike, a stunning beach, and tasty eateries.
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One town in North Carolina's Great Smoky Mountains range has unique connections to the local Native American people, including handicraft shops and a museum.
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