One Of Florida's Most Underrated State Parks Is An Outdoor Paradise To Hike, Canoe, And Camp
For a crowd-free underrated experience, head to a state park hidden in Florida with plenty of rich hiking, camping, and canoeing opportunities.
Read MoreFor a crowd-free underrated experience, head to a state park hidden in Florida with plenty of rich hiking, camping, and canoeing opportunities.
Read MoreThe Caribbean is famous for its crystal clear waters and excellent snorkeling spots, especially this island that has plenty of places to explore. Find out more.
Read MoreBigger isn't always better, but Virginia's highest waterfall is well worth the challenging hike into the Blue Ridge Mountains to discover it.
Read MoreEscape London’s summer heat by cooling off in historic swimming ponds close to the city center that are loved by locals and visitors alike.
Read MoreDiscover the small mountain town in western Scotland that offers some spectacular beaches, breathtaking scenic views, and delightful attractions.
Read MoreSnorkel amongst gorgeous works of art in a unique underwater trail designed to save local coral reefs while providing a fun activity for the whole family.
Read MoreSwimming, boating, and hiking by rivers, lakes, and reservoirs can be fun, but visitors should always be aware of snakes and other wildlife in New Jersey.
Read MoreWorld-class fishing, 18 miles of beach, thrilling water sports, historic attractions, and so much more define this family-friendly Texas city on the Gulf.
Read MoreFor an Upstate New York spot that has plenty of fishing and charm, head to this village with waterfalls, lakeside views, and plenty of places to cast a line.
Read MoreA visit to the heart of Orlando can land you in this walkable neighborhood, an underrated haven with free shows and events, plus a gorgeous lake.
Read MoreThis spot on the West Coast is brimming with hiking trails and on-the-water recreation, so it's no surprise it was named America's most outdoor-friendly city.
Read MoreExperience world-class fishing and unforgettable wildlife at this mythical lake in Alaska, which is the largest freshwater body of water in the state.
Read MoreTake a detour off Nevada's Cowboy Corridor and discover a hidden oasis with several milky blue hot springs pools, perfect for a free swim in nature.
Read MoreA recent hurricane changed the face of this secret party island in Tampa Bay, but the party is still going strong at this snorkeling paradise.
Read MoreIt's a little out of the way, but a visit to this picturesque Hawaiian beach is well worth the extra time and expense, even if you don't snorkel.
Read MoreOne state park in Indiana might not have the crowds of Yosemite, but its ravine hikes, canoeing, fishing, and waterfalls are well worth the trip.
Read MoreThe perfect escape from the city is on South Carolina's coast and is a hidden gem town that is filled with sandy beaches and trails through serene salt marshes.
Read MoreNot far from the big city of Newark, experience small-town charm in this New Jersey destination offering nature, shopping, international cuisine, and festivals.
Read MoreFresh Gulf Coast shrimp? Quaint Cajun lifestyle? Important maritime sites? This secret, off-the-radar Louisiana town has all that (without the touristy vibe).
Read MoreThese bodies of water in Massachusetts are known for having both venomous and non-venomous snakes. Here's what you need to know if you're visiting.
Read MoreHead to Connecticut to a lake that offers a pristine, postcard-worthy swim beach that you can get to in only a few hours by train from New York City.
Read MoreJust outside of Newark's center, discover this charming neighborhood boasting a historic park, fascinating buildings, and a lake perfect for fishing.
Read MoreSouth of Houston lies a small Gulf Coast town that's perfect for a Texas vacation of fishing, heading out on a boat, and enjoying gorgeous beach views.
Read MoreUnderwater caves spanning 33,000 feet, karst landscapes, and serene waterside hiking trails define this secluded Florida state park known as a divers paradise.
Read MoreFor adventurers who love a good float or paddle down the river, head to this small Missouri city that is known as the "Canoeing Capital of the Ozarks."
Read MoreExperience Florida's wild side in this small coastal town, conveniently located near several parks and waterways brimming with wildlife and nature.
Read MoreThis Welsh village was once a major fishing area and is now home to beautiful, sandy beaches and some spots where you can see dolphins playing in the water.
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