This small town in the Catskill Mountains of New York is an outdoor playground with plenty of comfortable resorts as well as campgrounds and stunning hikes.
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For a way to explore the best of New York's gorgeous Adirondacks region, take this sensational road trip filled with sweeping views and small town charm.
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Indiana is a Midwestern state that is home to 54 unique islands that offer visitors a chance to lounge by the water, camp, hike, fish and so much more.
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If 9-miles of hair-raising and utterly thrilling Class V rapids in California's Yosemite Valley is your cup of tea, this this rapid run is a must-have day trip.
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This iconic American waterway snakes around the diverse Midwestern and Western landscapes -- you're sure to enjoy your visit anywhere along the river!
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If you have ever dreamt of tackling a canoe trail that idles through a spectacular forest of the ancient variety, the Palmetto State has just the park for you.
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This large estuary, formed by several major rivers, features stunning scenery, a rural setting, and an abundance of wildlife perfect for kayakers and anglers.
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This Virginia community is a quiet haven for stunning trail views, pony sightings, camping, farm visits, and devouring comfort food in a serene setting.
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If you're dreaming of a nature-fulled getaway in the Great Smoky Mountains, check out this spot in Western North Carolina that's perfect for fishing.
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Just 19 miles from Eugene, this Oregon lakeside escape combines forest hikes, serene stays, lovely state recreation sites, and much more for the ideal getaway.
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With 200 islands, 40,000 acres, and 1,300 miles of shoreline, this idyllic lake and state park in Arkansas is a must-visit destination for outdoor adventurers.
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The Panhandle city provides access to protected bays and bayous, perfect for kayaking or chasing fish. It's also minutes from some of the Gulf's best beaches.
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A lakeside paradise in North Carolina is a gateway to an idyllic lake, with picture-perfect camping spots and scenic trails for hikers of varied abilities.
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This coastal town in Connecticut is close to New Haven and other popular destinations for boating and beaches, but with far fewer crowds. Find out more.
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This 52-foot-tall, 147-foot-long, coral-covered structure in Fiji is a record-breaking UNESCO-endorsed underwater wonder that you can snorkel.
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With local vineyards, sailing on Lake Erie, and serene hiking trails out in nature, this New York village under an hour's drive from Buffalo is the place to be.
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The Sunshine State can feel hectic at the best of times, but you'll find nothing but tranquility (and fishing) at this gorgeously undeveloped Florida lake.
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This small park on the island of Maui, in Hawaii, is an underrated gem that's perfect for snorkeling, kayaking, and camping. Here's what you should know.
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The small, seaside town in France is practically purpose-built for surfing, so much so that it's earned the nickname as being the "Surfing Capital of Europe."
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Climate change has brought on many environmental complications, including the increasing presence of a brain-eating amoeba in freshwater lakes and hot springs.
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For those up for an adventure, head out on a kayaking journey to this secret tropical island in Florida that is a local favorite and allows limited camping.
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This river is in a supremely underrated European destination, but even travel expert Rick Steves knows that it's perfect for kayakers and outdoor adventurers.
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Discover how this Caribbean destination, which is also filled with gorgeous snorkeling spots, became the 'Boating Capital Of The Bahamas.'
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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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