This Hudson Valley getaway offers woodland hikes, river overlooks, and stone ruins, plus easy connections to rail trails and nearby dining and cafes.
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This wildly overlooked suburb of Chicago is home to some beautiful trails as well as a revitalized downtown with plenty of shops and amazing eateries.
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One of the world's most bustling, neon-lit cities is now considered the best place on the globe for a culture-packed workation, or work vacation.
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No trip to New York City is complete without a visit to Central Park, but the entrance you enter through can greatly impact your experience.
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The area of the Nantahala National Forest is filled with falling water, some easy to drive to and some requiring a little bit of mountain hiking and adventure.
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One of California's mightiest rivers has come back to life after Native American tribes and environmentalist groups successfully got dams removed.
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A scenic New Hampshire trail offers a rugged landscape where twisting caves, tumbling streams, and wooden walkways create an unforgettable mountain adventure.
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The Adirondack region contains some of the most beautiful wilderness areas in New York, and this quiet campground is the perfect spot to start your adventure.
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Ready to dive into adventure at some of South Dakota's best lakefront spots? Not so fast. Before taking a dip, read up on the snakes that lurk in the deep.
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This pristine nature preserve in the Outer Banks offers visitors a chance to experience what these barrier islands were like before mass tourism arrived.
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From scenic vistas, to underground caves and more, here are the best lesser-known RV destinations to check out on your next cross country trip.
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This Southwestern Colorado town has a rich history connected to a branch of the Ute tribe and offers visitors plenty of outdoor activities and a large casino.
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This stunning body of water is just minutes from Lake Michigan but offers a more peaceful experience with views of the Sleeping Bear Dunes and tranquil coves.
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If you are looking to escape the noisy and busy streets of Chicago, head to this nearby wild Indiana wetland that is full of unique birds and allows camping.
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Cursing at a national park in the United States is something you should avoid — not just for politeness but also for legal reasons and to dodge a $100 fine.
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This village that is part of Grand Teton National Park features an underrated lake destination with accommodations and plenty of ways to explore the outdoors.
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One of the country's toughest hikes is in Oregon, with the 40-mile loop challenging even the most seasoned hikers who face steep climbs on a multi-day journey.
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If you're up for the adventure of a lifetime, and fit enough to handle the conditions, you can snorkel with Orcas in this beautiful Northern European country.
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Iowa is a state that has more than meets the eye, and this quaint town, filled with art, antiques, and recreation has a strong German history and a Hausbarn.
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Travel the road and camp in vintage style in this updated version of a Winnebago classic, complete with modern technology and comforts.
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This town in Vermont has gained a little notoriety but is also an affordable place for retirees, especially for its scenic outdoor activities and artsy charm.
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This massive scuba park has a private lake, training pool, and classroom, as well as underwater treasures to explore, floats, kayaks, and campsites.
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Discover Europe's most spectacular long-distance trek that winds through alpine peaks, pristine valleys, and historic sites across three nations.
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These beaches along the Great Lakes are havens for finding incredible sand dunes, historic lighthouses, and tons of lakeside fun on and off the water.
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This Minnesota town is off the beaten path, offering outdoorsy travelers stays in retro motels, hikes, lakeside fun, and the "World's Largest Pelican."
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One of California's many Gold Rush towns, this spot is unique for it proximity to the American River, a plot of giant sequoias, and the Tahoe National Forest.
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Outdoor lovers can enjoy themselves at this Washington State Park that is located on Deep Lake and has plenty of camping, hiking, birding, and canoeing.
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