Water activities and miles of scenic hiking trails are accessible to all in this accommodating and historic town nestled in Virginia's secluded western hills.
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This sparkling Missouri lake near Branson is a scenic escape where travelers can enjoy boating, fishing, and peaceful views surrounded by Ozark beauty.
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According to legend, Santa flies around in a magic sled. But if, secretly, Santa would prefer to deliver toys via boat, then this is his favorite event.
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To get those classic alpine views that Colorado is famous for, hikers should head to this spruce-lined lake near Denver full of trails, fishing, and camping.
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Sedona is a destination for Arizona locals and visitors alike, and there are several places you won't want to miss on the road trip north.
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There are plenty of amazing places to visit in Utah, however, this under-the-radar lakeside getaway is a great way to be near nature and beat the crowds.
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Seeing bioluminescence is like fireflies — conditions have to be just right and there's a bit of luck involved, but these locations give you the best chance.
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This winding waterway makes the perfect day on the water, whether you're looking for jet ski rentals or a long day of bass fishing, all convenient to the city.
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This Oklahoma lake, a destination for boaters and anglers, is losing its reputation for trophy fish as it gains a name as one of America's dirtiest lakes.
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Scuba divers and snorkelers who want to swim with sea turtles have many options outside of Hawaii, with stunning locations worldwide.
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Ohio is a scenic state that is part of Appalachian Country, and this county that is the gateway to this area brims with eateries and outdoor activities.
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This 2025 study analyzed five years of Google data across 50 states to determine which luxury experience Midwesterners love most. The answer might surprise you.
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Wisconsin is a beautiful state and an outdoor lover's paradise. This town, that is just outside of Madison, is an underrated spot with a park, trails, and lake.
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This unassuming island in Lake Hartwell is the last remaining evidence of a plantation, and it's home to about 60 graves and some possibly paranormal activity.
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If you're looking for a peaceful place to settle into retirement without breaking the bank, this gorgeous village in Arkansas has plenty of amenities.
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Comprising 24,000 acres of beaches, forests, and wetlands, this South Carolina preserve is named after the owner of the Boston Red Sox from 1933 through 1976.
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Explore the longest river in Florida with camping, kayaking, fishing, and fresh seafood along its scenic lakes, springs, and waterfront towns.
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High in Arizona's mountains, this peaceful lake surrounded by lush evergreens offers pristine fishing, kayaking, and camping in a tranquil forest setting.
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Any fan of the Wild West knows about Buffalo Bill Cody, and one of the top places to retire in the US is the town that he built in Wyoming.
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Michigan is full of outdoor recreation, but this stunning lake that is tucked into the Porcupine Mountains is a hidden gem with hiking, kayaking, and fishing.
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Ohio may not be the first place you think of for an exciting getaway, but Berea, OH is a surprisingly charming college town with plenty of outdoors action.
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If you're looking to enjoy the great outdoors but don't know what you want to do, consider this Tennessee state park which has a little bit of everything.
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Think twice before dipping your toes in — these five American rivers are as deadly as they are scenic. Adventure? Maybe. Safety? Not so much.
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With more than 50 lakes, a vibrant downtown, and a rich history, this small town in Central Wisconsin is the ideal retreat for outdoor fun and local charm.
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If you've ever wanted to tackle white water rapids, this quaint West Virginia town has access to some of the best in the country as well as natural beauty.
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A charming Hudson River village just north of New York City offers a walkable downtown filled with art, dining, and local culture, along with waterfront views.
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This charming Virginia town offers convenient access to both outdoor adventures on the water and a town center packed with restaurants and shops.
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