There'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.
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This 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!
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New 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.
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A quiet Lake Michigan destination is a spot for history buffs and outdoor-adventure enthusiasts alike, with a historic ghost town and scuba spots.
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This 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.
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This 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.
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South 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.
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A 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.
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Looking for a cute little town with outdoor recreation, water sports, and food festivals. Consider this unique location in Southeast Tennessee near Chattanooga.
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Nebraska, 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.
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Less 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.
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This state park is on the only inhabited barrier island off the coast of Louisiana, with beautiful wildlife and tons of fishing opportunities.
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Maine’s “big three” rivers — the Penobscot, the Kennebec, and the Dead rivers — offer unparalleled whitewater rafting experiences and fishing spots.
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The 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.
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Best 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.
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This 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.
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If 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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Enjoy kayaking, fishing, camping, and hiking along this quiet and crowd-free lake in upstate New York's dazzling Adirondacks.
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Looking to explore Texas' Hill Country? Discover stunning landscapes and outdoor adventures in this charming town that make for the perfect year-round getaway.
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Discover one of Connecticut's most overlooked outdoor escapes, where a forested mountain trail leads to a striking stone tower offering sweeping views.
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Just 20 feet shy of breaking the surface, this 1,000-foot-tall sunken mountain in Lake Superior is allegedly responsible for the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
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A state park in New Mexico is a destination for camping, hiking, and fishing, and you can get here through an epic road trip.
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This Maine island requires a boat to get to, but you'll be rewarded with peaceful streets, luxury amenities, and exclusive beaches if you stay overnight.
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A Canadian lake town near Calgary promises a trip full of watery fun and delicious food, treating visitors to delicacies from the water as well as from land.
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A natural swimming hole offers fun and a break from the blazing Texas heat. No matter where you are in the state, you can find a good swimming hole for you.
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Just outside Anchorage lies a peaceful Alaskan retreat where mountain views meet riverside trails, whitewater adventures, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere.
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Lake Mead National Recreation Area is one of the most popular summer destinations in the U.S., but visitors should also be aware of some of the dangers.
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