Even though many snake species are harmless, you can still run into them around Delaware's many lakes and ponds across the state. Here's what you should know.
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This little-known spot is home to countless species and boasts nearly 200 miles of trails and roads to explore, not including the paddling and boating options.
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The Smoky Mountains contain endless beauty, but this spot is definitely worth a visit and is home to a scenic swimming hole with clear water and forest views.
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For the perfect summer spot less than three hours from New York City, head to this ethereal blue swimming hole surrounded by trails in the Peekamoose Mountains.
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This beautiful lake in the middle of Northern California's Sonoma wine country is one of the best places to camp, hike, and enjoy stargazing at night.
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River runners seeking peak adventure flock to Alaska's mightiest river, where bears and moose roam the shores and cliffs tower 1,000 feet above the water.
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The shimmering waters of Lake Michigan might seem perfect for a dip, but you might want to avoid swimming in these beaches along the shores of the Great Lake.
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The Blue Ridge Mountains are famous for their gorgeous hills and valleys. But the range's rivers have become an unexpected hotspot for snorkelers.
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Looking for outstanding fishing, hunting, and time spent on the water outdoors? Look no further than this small, underrated northern Maine community.
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This beautiful route in North Carolina is a Scenic Byway with access to thrilling whitewater rafting and kayaking, as well as camping and other experiences.
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This state park in Kansas has a beautiful lake with plenty of campgrounds, trails, as well as activities like boat rentals, fishing, and birdwatching.
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This resort city in New Mexico is a close proximity to the Pecos River and offers visitors endless outdoor adventures, including birdwatching, walks, and more.
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This beautiful, exciting part of the Great Smoky Mountains is called the "Adventure Tourism Capital Of Tennessee" and is perfect for outdoor adrenaline junkies.
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With a national park, swamp tours, pirate history, and classic Cajun cuisine, this Louisiana fishing town 35 minutes south of New Orleans is a must-visit.
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These gorgeous islands are only a few hours away from Seattle and offer visitors plenty of options for camping, hiking, and enjoying Scandinavian vibes.
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This hidden island state park in Texas is remote enough that you can escape the crowds that gather at other Gulf Coast spots for swimming, fishing, and more.
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Social media influencers who closely interact with sharks have been getting a lot of attention lately. However, their actions may have unintended consequences.
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Explore this vibrant lake state park in upstate New York, where you can see the beautiful crystal-clear waters, hike along trails, or golf nearby.
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This out-of-the-way state park on Saginaw Bay offers beautiful scenery, a swimming beach, fishing, paddling, hiking, and more on it's 700-plus lakefront acres.
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As one of the darkest places in Washington, this state park offers stunning stargazing, comfy camping, and waterside sports and relaxation by Pearrygin Lake.
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Hidden just outside Boston is a stretch of pristine coastline, with trails meandering through woodlands, marshes, and beach dunes, all offering ocean vistas.
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The Wisconsin's Great River Road is a National Scenic Byway that also takes you to a riverfront village here that offers amazing campgrounds and more.
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Cheap cold beer? Crystal-clear water? Available parking? Look no further than this gorgeous beach in the Dominican Republic, one of the best in the Caribbean.
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This Maine town, named after a European capital, packs a punch with lively summer festivals, delicious local restaurants, and a nearby river for water sports.
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Boasting around 2,000 acres near the shores of Seneca Lake in New York's Finger Lakes region, this state park has everything you need for a camping getaway.
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With a 2,000-acre lake, a local diner with an iconic soda fountain, and award-winning wineries, this little Texas town belongs on your bucket list.
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If you are in New York City and craving an escape into nature, head to this hidden island retreat in nearby Connecticut with kayaking, birding, and camping.
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