An Extreme Daredevil Attraction Near Utah's Arches National Park Makes Ziplining Look Like Child's Play
Attention daredevils: this unique adventure experience in Utah should be the location of your next trip!
Read MoreAttention daredevils: this unique adventure experience in Utah should be the location of your next trip!
Read MoreA fine or trespassing charge is the least of your worries if straying off the path in Yellowstone. Any transgression could cost you your life.
Read MoreThis former Gold Rush town in Colorado has a rich history and offers visitors opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors and take part in annual festivals.
Read MoreFans of corn mazes, sometimes known as "maze heads," will definitely want to check out this one, which can take a whole afternoon to navigate.
Read MoreEnjoy beautiful fall foliage away from the crowds and one of the Adirondacks' best thru-hikes along this 135-mile trail that stretches across New York State.
Read MoreThis unassuming lake in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains is an outdoor haven with highlights like fishing, swimming, hiking and gorgeous places to stay.
Read MoreOnly 27 miles away from NYC, you'll find this New Jersey township that's home to many green spaces, forest trails, and a farm with a historic 200-year old barn.
Read MoreA road trip in New England means one thing: stunning fall foliage. And one of the best places in the Northeast to see leaves changing is in Vermont.
Read MoreNot to be mistaken with the Nordic country, this Maine town is home to many local stores, quaint streets, old pines, and opportunities for lakeside adventures.
Read MoreThis U.S. national park, filled with rich wildlife and foliage, comes alive in the fall season and is one of Samantha Brown's favorite places for leaf peeping.
Read MoreOne secluded state park near Austin, Texas, offers a lakeside getaway with hiking trails, campsites, peaceful boating and swimming, and fishing opportunities.
Read MoreThe most picturesque time of the year? You can be the judge, but these Blue Ridge Mountain adventures will have you singing the praises of fall in no time.
Read MoreBetween Portland and Old Orchard Beach, visitors can find a Maine park that offers pebble beaches, calming waves, tide pools, trails, and severe rocky cliffs.
Read MoreThis California town may be small, but it packs a punch with unique forests, diving and paddling spots, and charming inns that suit all kinds of travelers.
Read MoreThis New England destination is synonymous with stunning fall foliage, and you can also partake in outdoor activities and festivals while visiting.
Read MoreOn the shores of Lake Michigan, a golden stretch of sand with clear water and tall dunes offers families a peaceful spot to swim, paddle, and relax.
Read MoreExploring Cherokee National Forest is a large undertaking. However, using this hidden Tennessee community as a home base is a great way to start.
Read MoreThere is more to Kansas than you might think, especially with natural beauty, and this pristine "Prairie Trail" with wild bison is a great place to start.
Read MoreWhen planning a trip to Mount Rainier, stay just outside the national park in this secret Sasquatch-themed town with trains, horseback riding, and forests.
Read MoreThe hike to these surreal waterfalls hidden deep in an Arizona canyon is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure involving hiking, wading, and occasional long swims.
Read MoreFor a picturesque fall destination that is surrounded by brilliant forests and has the vibe of a Bavarian village, head to this festival-rich Washington town.
Read MoreThis hidden gem near San Francisco combines wildflower meadows, dramatic coastal views, and peaceful forest paths in one spectacular location.
Read MoreOne pristine Texas river is an outdoor paradise that offers visitors plenty of opportunities to kayak, canoe, swim, fish, hike, camp, and stargaze.
Read MoreJust outside of Denver, this Colorado gem offers the perfect blend of hiking trails, unique shopping, and Old West dining in one picturesque destination.
Read MoreHike to this amazing sandstone arch in northern Arizona for incredible panoramic views of the desert with bright blue Lake Powell on the horizon.
Read MoreThis U.S. national park is known for its local bear population, and some visitors have been caught feeding the animals. Here's why that's a bad idea.
Read MoreDuring spring run-off season, a creek flows right through Great Sand Dunes National Park, complete with little rapids that are perfect for skim boarding.
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