The Upper Peninsula of Michigan is often overlooked by travelers, but this stunning little gem is one of the region's best offerings and is perfect for camping.
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This unassuming lake in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains is an outdoor haven with highlights like fishing, swimming, hiking and gorgeous places to stay.
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Only 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.
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A 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.
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This Keys institution is a must-visit, where you can feed tarpon by hand, head out on an angling trip to reel in marlin, and shop local at the outdoor market.
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This popular hotel and casino boasts hundreds of rooms and slot machines, but visitors say it lacks when it comes to up-to-date facilities and customer service.
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Head to this Carolina town in the Blue Ridge Mountains for large doses of southern charm and interesting historical sites plus fun and kooky festivals.
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Take a short car ride from the big city and you'll be transported back in time, with all the Texan charm and small-town energy you can shake a stick at.
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Not 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.
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This 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.
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This vibrant and diverse Michigan city just outside of Detroit is not only popular with the locals but also with tourists for its deep history and great food.
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This Tennessee town is your next autumn destination. Admire fall foliage and rock formations with nearby hikes for all levels followed by tasty eats downtown.
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One secluded state park near Austin, Texas, offers a lakeside getaway with hiking trails, campsites, peaceful boating and swimming, and fishing opportunities.
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This historic Massachusetts city brings the fall spirit to life with haunted sites, witchy tales, Halloween festivities, and a magical aura.
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The 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.
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Between Portland and Old Orchard Beach, visitors can find a Maine park that offers pebble beaches, calming waves, tide pools, trails, and severe rocky cliffs.
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This 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.
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A Lake Erie beach park blends golden sand and skyline views with swimming, fishing, boating, and trails, creating Cleveland's ultimate outdoor playground.
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This charming farm near Seattle has fun for everyone — pick dahlias in summer or pumpkins in fall, followed by a glass of mead in the rustic tasting room.
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This New England destination is synonymous with stunning fall foliage, and you can also partake in outdoor activities and festivals while visiting.
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On 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.
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Exploring Cherokee National Forest is a large undertaking. However, using this hidden Tennessee community as a home base is a great way to start.
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This Virginia winery is a historic gem, featuring mansion ruins commissioned by Thomas Jefferson and award-winning reds and whites paired with Italian cuisine.
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Fans of live music should head to this underrated college town that is a walkable gem with plenty to do including breweries, antique shops, and concerts.
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There 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.
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When planning a trip to Mount Rainier, stay just outside the national park in this secret Sasquatch-themed town with trains, horseback riding, and forests.
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The 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.
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