If you're heading out on the road trip of a lifetime through the landscapes of Western Canada, don't assume that the law of the land is the same as in the U.S.
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It's not easy to get here — you'll need your own boat, and the nearest land is over a mile away — but the site is loaded with history and marine life.
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The Windy City has its charms, but if you need a break from the pace of downtown, there's a peaceful outdoor treasure not too far away.
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Book lovers, curious travelers, and the politically-minded should check out this literary cultural hub, according to this Washington, D.C., local of many years.
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It has the highest annual average temperatures year-after-year, and it often feels even warmer than the thermometer indicates, catching visitors off-guard.
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This park has a new name but its primary feature — a wildly popular hiking trail past waterfalls and scenic creeks — has been around for a while.
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Escape Austin’s city center by taking a trip to an adventure park in the forest, where you can fly past pines on a zip line or paddle down the Colorado River.
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Make a day trip from Fort Wayne or Indianapolis to explore a small Indiana city with a historic downtown and access to a rail trail in the woods.
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Head to this national park in Colorado to discover some of the American West's most interesting animals, from majestic elk to yellow-bellied marmots.
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This breathtaking Canadian lake offers turquoise waters, remote wilderness, scenic trails, world-class fishing, and unforgettable boating adventures.
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Good things come in small packages, and that has never been truer than at Indiana's smallest state park, a treasure trove of fossils and discovery.
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From famous salmon runs to fly fishing mountain rivers or deep-sea fishing, the region has a little bit of everything to suit angler of all skill levels.
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This Louisiana city, near Lafayette, gets less attention but is currently a rapidly-growing gem with a variety of shops, renowned local eats, and music.
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Visitors to this Pennsylvania state park will enjoy miles of hiking and biking trails, along with a chance to spot a variety of unique bird species.
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New York offers retirees memorable experiences with lake cruises, Broadway entertainment, vineyard visits, and historic sightseeing opportunities.
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This abandoned military fort in Tennessee, a vestige of the Civil War, is now a scenic park with riverfront trails, wildlife, and traces of its battles.
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Views of the Long Island Sound are just part of the allure of this destination in Connecticut, as it's also home to cute restaurants and a historic lighthouse.
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Not far from the Bay Area's suburbs, this charming California town is a tiny surviving relic of the Old West, with historic buildings and scenic hilly trails.
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If you love spotting cool, rare, or adorable animals, visit one of America's most popular park destinations. Here are some critters to look for while there.
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Minutes from downtown Ottawa, explore over 220 square miles of Canadian parkland with year-round recreation opportunities, from hiking and swimming to skiing.
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This overlooked Vancouver Island getaway offers freshwater recreation, scenic parks, mountain vistas, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere.
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There are plenty of state parks and wooded areas throughout Pennsylvania, but if you're looking for a quiet place to escape crowds, this might be your spot.
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This vibrant historic neighborhood in Boston has centuries-old landmarks, expansive green spaces, diverse cultural attractions, and an acclaimed dining scene.
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This town just over an hour from downtown Toronto is a bustling Ontario old mill town with fun shops, tasty restaurants, and a historic downtown.
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Getting up to this beautiful alpine lake is a challenge, but it's worthwhile if all that oxygen is getting to you and you're looking for some lofty views.
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If your idea of relaxation involves Atlantic waves and fruity cocktails, a pier in South Carolina checks those boxes and adds a dash of Lowcountry charm.
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Locals can't speak highly enough of this little town in Northern Sonoma County, surrounded by dozens of wineries, a scenic river, and fantastic restaurants.
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