For 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.
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A 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.
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This 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.
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Experience world-class fishing and unforgettable wildlife at this mythical lake in Alaska, which is the largest freshwater body of water in the state.
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Take 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.
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A recent hurricane changed the face of this secret party island in Tampa Bay, but the party is still going strong at this snorkeling paradise.
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It'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.
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One state park in Indiana might not have the crowds of Yosemite, but its ravine hikes, canoeing, fishing, and waterfalls are well worth the trip.
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The 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.
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Not far from the big city of Newark, experience small-town charm in this New Jersey destination offering nature, shopping, international cuisine, and festivals.
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Fresh Gulf Coast shrimp? Quaint Cajun lifestyle? Important maritime sites? This secret, off-the-radar Louisiana town has all that (without the touristy vibe).
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These 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.
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Head 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.
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Just outside of Newark's center, discover this charming neighborhood boasting a historic park, fascinating buildings, and a lake perfect for fishing.
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South 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.
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Underwater caves spanning 33,000 feet, karst landscapes, and serene waterside hiking trails define this secluded Florida state park known as a divers paradise.
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For 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."
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Experience Florida's wild side in this small coastal town, conveniently located near several parks and waterways brimming with wildlife and nature.
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This 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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This waterfall in North Carolina's Nantahala National Forest is the ideal swimming hole for families, with easy access and several trail options.
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If you are a fan of gorgeous campgrounds, head to this unique coastal state park in Oregon with sandy shores, historic trails, and even an old shipwreck.
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Enjoy an under-the-radar Caribbean destination with little to no crowds and incredible adventure activities, like volcanic hikes and reef diving.
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If you're looking for a trip with a more rigorous bent, traveling down this famous Texas river is perfect for experienced outdoor adventurers.
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These day-cruise companies are the best way to discover this incredibly scenic, tiny islands off the Connecticut coastline. Here's what you need to know.
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To get a break from the Tennessee heat, head to this unsung state park near Chattanooga that has plenty of rafting thrills and one of the best swimming holes.
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If you're looking to plan a lake trip in California, this little-known destination offers plenty of camping options along with jaw-dropping sunsets.
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The "Lobster Capital of the World" in Canada is home to the world's largest lobster sculpture and an annual festival starring the delicious crustacean.
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