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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Thrill seekers are jetting across the waters between Florida and the Caribbean, but it's not easy. This crossing requires expert prep and respect for the sea.
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If you would love to settle down in a lake town but think you can't afford it, think again. This affordable lake town is the key to year-round adventure.
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A serene destination in Quebec provides a lakeside escape for camping with the family at a waterpark, a romantic destination year round, or winter ice fishing.
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Florida has plenty of beaches, but this friendly coastal suburb of Fort Lauderdale is the place to go if you want to avoid the throngs of people.
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Originally established as a railway station this Washington town offers hiking trails with spectacular views as well as watersports and activities.
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Lake Tahoe is famously beautiful, which is why many people look forward to setting up camp on the shoreline. These are the best beachy campsites in the area.
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If you're looking for equal parts cozy and fun in Quebec, Canada, this quaint city has year-round outdoor activities nearby, whether you have a paddle or tires.
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Connecticut is a nature lover's wonderland, and this state park along the Connecticut River allows you to sample everything the state has to offer.
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Float your canoe down the Mohican River between historic sights and scenic byways to see why this village located in rural Central Ohio got its title.
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For an affordable lakeside getaway, head to this Pennsylvania city near Erie with quiet lakeside campgrounds and small-town artsy vibes.
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If you're looking for an outdoor adventure across the Pacific Northwest, this Idaho-Oregon border town is the perfect launchpad to the wild frontier.
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Eighty-five miles from Little Rock sits a city with a gorgeous, 34,000-acre lake on the Arkansas River, full of bass, catfish, bream, and more.
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Fiji has a strong reputation for its pristine beaches, gorgeous resorts, and welcoming culture, but traveling to another part of the world does have its risks.
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This Fresno County lake was made especially for relaxing and cooling off in, but high levels of certain bacteria may put a damper on your outing.
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This secluded cove near the town of Avalon on Catalina Island is an underwater oasis for snorkelers and glass-bottom boat tours with serene, turquoise water.
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If sunsets on the beach are your idea of heaven, head to this state park in the San Juan Islands where you can camp and kayak as the sun dips below the horizon.
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This vast Idaho national forest is close enough to Yellowstone and Grand Teton to share their forest and mountain beauty but is considerably less crowded.
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This underrated town in Northern California promises scenic camping, endless outdoor activities, and festivals around an off-the-beaten-path reservoir.
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This hotspot has countless streams, lakes, and several major rivers, is home to more than 20 fish species, and has plenty of incredible camping options.
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