The Best Rivers To Go Whitewater Rafting (Other Than Colorado)
From coast to coast, America is packed with rivers ready for your next adrenaline rush. Here are the best whitewater spots beyond the Colorado.
Read MoreFrom coast to coast, America is packed with rivers ready for your next adrenaline rush. Here are the best whitewater spots beyond the Colorado.
Read MoreBay Center, Washington, is a prime Pacific Northwest escape that offers quiet coastal scenery and delicious seafood straight from the source.
Read MoreHidden just a bit north of Detroit, Michigan, is a beautiful river with an amazing kayak trail full of stunning scenery to paddle yourself down.
Read MoreInflatable kayaks are perfect for taking the occasional water trip or for backpacking, but some are better than others. These are the best of 2025.
Read MoreThis charming Connecticut town blends peaceful New England beauty with outdoor adventure, scenic trails, and a thrilling racetrack for a one-of-a-kind getaway.
Read MoreHere's a look at places where you're guaranteed beautiful swims and incredible scenery, with icy blue water and some of the purest water you'll find any where.
Read MoreBesides being the filming location of a '90s film, this Texas town is bursting with character. Visit for a charming Main Street, shopping, and nature.
Read MoreVisit this lesser-known reservoir canyon near Salt Lake City to avoid the crowds and better enjoy camping, hiking, fishing, and playing in the water.
Read MoreThis Land O' Lakes-area gem is one of the cleanest lakes in the state and has a wonderful variety of activities like fishing or paddling in a peaceful location.
Read MoreMnemonic devices help you remember life skills that could come in handy while exploring the great outdoors. This one is essential if you’re camping or boating.
Read MoreThere's always a risk to playing in the ocean, but this particular Florida beach has several different dangers to consider before dipping your toes in.
Read MoreThis part of the Rio Grande has outstanding rafting and kayaking, but be warned — it's not for beginners; these Class IV and V rapids really take it up a notch!
Read MoreNew York is anything but low-profile. Still, some regions of the state are home to hidden natural gems and outdoor adventure, like this park on the Hudson.
Read MoreA quiet Lake Michigan destination is a spot for history buffs and outdoor-adventure enthusiasts alike, with a historic ghost town and scuba spots.
Read MoreThis lake is a hub of adventure near Glacier Park, and it offers easy access to the park, mountains, and cute towns while providing a base for water activities.
Read MoreThis riverside village in the mountains of New Zealand's South Island is home to world class hot springs, as well as world class river running.
Read MoreSouth Carolina isn't often seen as the home of some of the most breathtaking wonders in the world, but outdoorsy travelers go there for its natural beauty.
Read MoreA waterpark at the beach might sound like overkill, but you and your family will have endless fun swimming at this underrated spot along Louisiana’s gulf coast.
Read MoreLooking for a cute little town with outdoor recreation, water sports, and food festivals. Consider this unique location in Southeast Tennessee near Chattanooga.
Read MoreNebraska, despite its reputation, is actually a very beautiful state with abundant nature. To camp, fish, hike, or tube, head to this city between clear creeks.
Read MoreLess than an hour from Reno is a sparkling gem where you can enjoy watersports and reel in rare catches like cui-ui and Lahontian cutthroat trout.
Read MoreThis state park is on the only inhabited barrier island off the coast of Louisiana, with beautiful wildlife and tons of fishing opportunities.
Read MoreMaine’s “big three” rivers — the Penobscot, the Kennebec, and the Dead rivers — offer unparalleled whitewater rafting experiences and fishing spots.
Read MoreThe journey to these Arizona thermal springs is not for the faint of heart, but the beautiful setting and the steamy, hot pools make it all worth it.
Read MoreBest known for its distinct color, this Texas river extends all the way to Arkansas, full of history, water activities, and outdoor adventures to be had.
Read MoreThis mountain town in the High Sierras offers excellent opportunities for hiking, camping, and golfing. You can also dine and learn about the town's history.
Read MoreIf you're craving outdoor adventure, and you live in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, then you need to know about this park just around the corner.
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