A small, peaceful Midwestern city in Ohio offers visitors forest hikes through its parks and reserves, small-town history, and lazy paddles on the river.
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This little-known Hudson River spot offers free kayaking with breathtaking views of the New York City skyline, giving visitors a fresh perspective of Manhattan.
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The Finger Lakes can get busy, and if you are looking for a place to stay to beat the crowds, consider this town known as "The Birthplace of Memorial Day."
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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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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 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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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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One pristine Texas river is an outdoor paradise that offers visitors plenty of opportunities to kayak, canoe, swim, fish, hike, camp, and stargaze.
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From world-class golf courses to a water park and swanky restaurants, everything you're looking for can be found at this Phoenix resort hotel.
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Kayak-rental vending machines have been all the rage in Europe and are coming to America, too, offering paddlers quick and easy ways to get out on the water.
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Camp, hike, bike, ride a horse or ATV, or snowshoe and snowmobile along the trails at this state forest in northwestern North Dakota, just south of the border.
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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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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 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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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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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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This town in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains is an outdoor paradise with plenty of opportunities for hiking, fishing, kayaking, and summer camps for kids.
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The water looks inviting, and the adventures are endless, but you should think twice before diving into the lakes of America. You might have snakes for company.
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Upstate New York has tons of opportunities for outdoor fun, including in the Adirondacks and Thousand Islands. This city is a gateway to both with plenty to do.
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A trip to a Colorado destination just outside of Breckenridge is perfect for a summer trip, with a family-friendly beach park, or ice fishing in winter.
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This Oregon lake is the perfect late summer escape, featuring dazzling turquoise waters, huckleberry patches for a sweet treat, and secluded campsites.
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These two unbelievably blue lakes in Northern California are the best destinations for families who enjoy paddling, swimming, fishing, and camping.
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This Pennsylvania city is an incredible year-round destination for lakeside fun, accessible trails, and lots of amazing art throughout the area.
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