The East Coast's Most Gorgeous High-Elevation Lakes That Aren't In The Adirondacks
Discover gorgeous waters sitting thousands of feet in the air at these East Coast lakes, from a North Carolina reservoir to a Maryland freshwater body.
Read MoreDiscover gorgeous waters sitting thousands of feet in the air at these East Coast lakes, from a North Carolina reservoir to a Maryland freshwater body.
Read MoreHead to this suburb of Stockton, California, that's known for its fishing opportunities, delicious and diverse restaurants, and pretty green spaces.
Read MoreGet out into the great outdoors and cast those eyes skyward in one of Colorado's most underrated towns, a hotbed of adventure and excitement.
Read MoreSpanning nearly 1,000 acres on the shores of Chesapeake Bay, this scenic preserve is home to all kinds of wildlife, including a rare endangered species.
Read MoreThis scenic Arkansas state park offers dramatic whitewater, rugged landscapes, peaceful wilderness, and camping opportunities, making it perfect for a getaway.
Read MoreWant to take in the Canadian outdoors without getting overwhelmed by a sea of crowds? The country is hiding a beautiful lake oasis with everything you can want.
Read MoreThis Utah town is surrounded by mountains, so there is plenty of opportunity to take in the scenery, whether it's on Main Street or by a lake.
Read MoreThis massive, 4,000-square-mile lagoon is a playground for birdwatchers, boaters, nature lovers, and beach-goers looking for a remote escape.
Read MoreIf you're in Portland, Oregon, and want to take a quick break in a rural environment, you can make a quick drive to this scenic Washington city.
Read MoreIf you want to visit an Illinois city on the water, but don't want Chicago's noise, you can check out this suburb that has trails and riverside restaurants.
Read MoreEscape the city and explore a large Arkansas state park teeming with wildlife, fishing spots, hiking, camping — and even an RV you can rent during your stay.
Read MoreThis idyllic escape is only an hour's drive from New York City, complete with white sand beaches, several calm lakes, and an inflatable obstacle course.
Read MoreAmerica's wetlands are among the most underrated natural attractions in the country, and these are the best of the best on the East Coast.
Read MoreSandwiched between two major cities, this northeast Georgia county features mountain trails, scenic parks, and lake adventures in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Read MoreThis 2,400-acre New Jersey park is a surprisingly serene escape for the whole family — and it's only an hour's drive away from two major cities.
Read MoreWhen you want out of a busy city like Dallas, this lakeside community offers plenty of outdoor fun activities like camping, boating, and fishing.
Read MoreThis spot is wrapped in stunning scenery, with clifftop hiking trails, state park camping, and miles of blue water to explore by boat or kayak.
Read MoreThis Texas town is rich with 19th century history, and you can explore its historic buildings and downtown museums when you're in the Fort Worth area.
Read MoreA former Florida industrial site has been transformed into a scenic outdoor escape where wildlife, water views, and overnight stays now take center stage.
Read MoreThere are plenty of abandoned places across the United States, and sometimes, these places can be transformed into something new, like this Ohio park.
Read MoreWith over 100 miles of shoreline and more than a dozen barrier islands along the Atlantic Ocean, Georgia has more beaches than many people realize.
Read MoreThis state park located in Arkansas is perfect for both a nice stroll and an epic bike ride, as it centers around a long and scenic trail.
Read MoreKansas' windiest lake has become a favorite for outdoor recreation, where steady conditions and diverse activities keep visitors coming back year after year.
Read MoreThis pristine park in British Columbia is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and boasts a campground that provides everything from hot showers to firewood.
Read MoreFlorida may be a popular spot for senior citizens, but there are plenty of other places where you can enjoy retirement, including this Pacific Northwest county.
Read MoreThese thriving Minnesota mines transformed into the state's deepest inland lake chain and are now a hub for kayaking, diving, paddleboarding, and swimming.
Read MoreOhio's overlooked lakes offer escapes beyond Lake Erie, with scenic shorelines, campgrounds, swimming beaches, boating, fishing, and outdoor adventures.
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