Forget Lake Tahoe: These 5 California Lakes Are Scenic And Less Crowded Destinations
Trade crowds for serenity at these California mountain lakes surrounded by pines, granite peaks, and crisp water perfect for swimming or paddling.
Read MoreTrade crowds for serenity at these California mountain lakes surrounded by pines, granite peaks, and crisp water perfect for swimming or paddling.
Read MoreHead up into the hills of Pennsylvania to find a hidden snow-capped delight with a victorious name and an architectural wonder just a short drive away.
Read MoreThis clever cooking appliance puts out a lot of heat and has enough room to cook for large groups, as long as you don't have to carry it very far.
Read MoreBetween California and Nevada, this high-country lake sparkles beneath the Sierra Nevada with campsites, boat launches, and nearby casino fun.
Read MoreFrom Mammoth to Tahoe, these top-rated California ski resorts deliver epic runs, fresh powder, and stunning views — for both beginners and experts.
Read MoreYour quest for the perfect camping spot may be coming to an end when you find this quiet small town in Wyoming with gorgeous camping spots.
Read MoreThis North Carolina trail in the Blue Ridge Mountains is an exhilarating adventure with a spooky side trail, which leads to the site of a 1978 plane crash.
Read MoreOutdoor lovers and fishers will be thrilled to discover this stunning hidden gem in Illinois, brimming with delightful lakeside amenities.
Read MoreThis dreamy little town in northern Iceland is the perfect base for a whale-watching trip and boasts its own stunning black sand beach, complete with hot tubs.
Read MoreAt a fraction of an acre, this tiny Long Beach "national park" in California is a fun and quirky hidden gem with a 0.01-mile trail, "mountain" views, and more.
Read MoreFor a place to get the whole family out to enjoy nature, head to this family-friendly park in Nebraska with plenty of free amenities and water fun.
Read MoreIf you're a fan of music history, consider making a stop in this small Alabama town home to a recording studio used by a bevy of iconic musicians.
Read MoreJust minutes from America's Craft Beer Capital sits a suburb known for its breweries, Scandinavian festival, and easy access to fishing and hiking.
Read MoreThis small Virginia town is a hidden gem along the Appalachian Trail that makes an excellent base to explore different trails, parks, and nearby mountains.
Read MoreIf you've never been to the iconic coastal town of Somerset, Massachusetts, then you're missing out on an idyllic riverside community perfect for a visit.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a quaint destination where you can enjoy all of the history and beauty that Virginia has to offer, consider stopping by this small town.
Read MoreThis state is home to several popular national parks, but with the most natural arches in America, it presents a unique playground for outdoor adventurers.
Read MoreAcross America, a handful of extraordinary national parks give travelers the rare chance to see endangered animals thriving in protected wilderness.
Read MoreThose looking to enjoy the majestic beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia can catch this under-the-radar train ride with a 360-degree viewing deck.
Read MoreGeorgia's Golden Isles is full of coastal towns, lush marshlands, and sandy beaches -- but this historic town is known as the regions "hidden gem."
Read MoreDiscover lakeside bliss in this remote Missouri destination, southeast of St. Louis, that's known for kayaking, paddle boarding, and fishing.
Read MoreOutdoor enthusiasts must visit this small city in South Carolina with stunning mountain views, trails for any level of hiker, kayaking on calm lakes, and more.
Read MoreSan Diego is one of the most beautiful areas in the entire country. There is a gorgeous town in the county that has great hotels and a relaxing feel.
Read MoreThe Rio Grande is full of wondrous adventure, and this New Mexico park has got everything you could ask for, from trails and forests to breathtaking wildlife.
Read MoreThis remote reservoir is located in the Chattahoochee National Forest and offers a haven for campers, hikers, and fisherman hoping to catch a giant bass.
Read MoreIf you are looking for a secluded getaway off the beaten path, there's a hidden camping spot in the Gabilan Mountains. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreWhile this city makes for a perfect pit stop, it's worth a getaway all on its own, thanks to its lively casino and proximity to Minnesota's largest state park.
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