This Pennsylvania city is an incredible year-round destination for lakeside fun, accessible trails, and lots of amazing art throughout the area.
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Camp, hike, kayak, canoe, or bike along Michigan's legendary Inland Waterway, which passed through a friendly village with plenty of local shops and parks.
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Located near Stowe, this tiny Vermont hamlet is an idyllic getaway in nature, especially for those who love swimming, leaf peeping, and mountain trails.
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If you don't like sleeping in a tent because of what might be lurking out there in the darkness, this DIY perimeter alarm will help you sleep much more easily.
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This Chicago neighborhood, tucked between downtown and Milwaukee, is the ideal getaway for those who love spending time outdoors with endless trails to explore.
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This North Carolina city 100 miles east of Asheville has stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, historic architecture, murals, shops, festivals, and more.
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This state park is one of the best places in the state to get an up-close look at a lighthouse and take in the region's iconic rocky shorelines.
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This little-known state park near Albuquerque offers a peaceful campground for tents and RVs, but several hiking trails and easy access to nearby attractions.
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Besides its famous red rocks and deep canyons, Arizona has some amazing mountain ranges — like this one, which towers over the desert just outside Phoenix.
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Bringing your own firewood on a camping trip might seem like a no-brainer, but the wood from your hometown could be banned in your destination.
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The Swiss Alps are covered in a wintry snow for much of the year, but for clear trails and the best weather, Rick Steves suggests visiting during these months.
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These mountain islands in southeastern Arizona are like an oasis in the desert, home to pine forests, hiking trails, and wildlife like hummingbirds and coatis.
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This county in California may have few residents, but it's bursting with forests, camping spots, hot springs baths, ski resorts, and cozy restaurants.
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These small towns have a population of 10,000 or less and feature some of the most breathtaking fall scenery, as well as tons of fall-themed activities.
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This town town in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado is the perfect alternative to Vail, with plenty of trails, amazing places to shop, and delicious restaurants.
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This adorable town near Lake Chelan in Washington sees at least 300 sunny days a year and is home to over 30 wineries, as well as casinos and orchards.
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It's easy to get lost in the wild beauty of Maine's waterways. Don't let yourself get too distracted, though. Some of those spots are swimming with snakes.
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This university town in Utah is an idyllic, riverside spot with tons of delicious eateries, plenty of museums, and, of course, incredible outdoor adventures.
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This crystal-clear lake, situated in the mountains just a few hours from Venice, is a gorgeous alpine wonderland for swimming and boating that's easy to reach.
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This remote town in Southern Utah is an alternative to Moab and gives you convenient access to Capitol Reef National Park as well as other desert destinations.
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This adorable college town in New Hampshire offers visitors plenty of New England charm as well as outdoor adventures in the White Mountains. Find out more.
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Home to a yummy food pod cart spot, the iconic Pickathon festival, and beautiful hiking trails through Oregon landscapes, this Portland suburb is a must-visit.
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If you're booking your next trip and in the mood for a whitewater rush, here's a winding waterway in the Rockies that has something for everyone.
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This little-known wildlife area in Louisiana is popular with hunters and fishers, but it's also a great spot to take boat trip, eco-tour, or do some birding.
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Arizona's tallest mountain is a nearly 13,000-foot high dormant volcano that's a hiking paradise in summer and a snow sports wonderland in winter.
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This coastal Oregon city makes for the perfect trip with seafood restaurants, the state's tallest lighthouse, beautiful beaches, and fun for the whole family.
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This granite city in Georgia is unique for its proximity to Atlanta, a stunning 400-million-year-old mountain, and for being home to 19th-century buildings.
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