While the Great Lakes are certainly worth a trip, this smaller, inland lake in Michigan is perfect for a more relaxed getaway full of swimming and watersports.
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Cuttroat Pass on the Pacific Crest Trail in Washington is one of the best places to hike if you're looking to see the changing colors of fall leaves.
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White-sand beaches, boutique hotels, and luxury shops draw the rich and famous to this French Caribbean isle — which has a strong reputation for being safe.
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Feast on Venezuelan, Greek, or German cuisine in this underrated city in Texas — then head to the lake on its doorstep to swim, fish, cycle, and camp.
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Tucked away in Orange County is an underrated California city that features thousands of acres of parkland perfect for a laid-back vacation.
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This breathtaking cliffside footbridge in Spain was once considered the most dangerous walkway. Now it’s a safe and exciting view of gorges and canyons.
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Charleston has several important Civil War sites, but this lesser-known fort has an equally rich military history in a scenic park worth exploring.
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Built during WWII, this California army base was only meant to be temporary. However, it still exists as a recreation area featuring a beach and hiking trails.
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Not far removed from the bustle of Los Angeles and San Diego is this charming California community that provides easy access to hiking trails and sandy beaches.
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A new survey weighed factors such as economy and safety to name the best American state to live in for 2026, and surprisingly, it’s not New York or California.
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This nature destination in Canada contains a rock garden, water features, sculptures, and gorgeous flowers in the largest botanical gardens in North America.
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Not far from the metropolises of Detroit and Toronto is this Lake Huron city full of great eats, cool art, and a Blue Flag beach you won't want to miss.
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You may be surprised to learn that this beautiful park with a beach, a recreation center, and a dog run is actually the largest public park in New York City.
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From how to hold your glass to when to drink which wines, these French wine rules are important for American tourists to remember at restaurants.
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With record-breaking coasters, a water park in summer, and plenty of kid-friendly rides, this amusement park in Canada is a must-visit for thrill seekers.
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At this popular state park in New York, you can hike through a gorge to see cascading waterfalls, take a dip in a pristine spring, and camp under the stars.
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Forget Los Angeles: this nearby city features plenty of hiking trails, Asian restaurants, an impressive temple, and a low crime rate, making it worth a visit.
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If you're looking for a stunning and secluded nature adventure in California, this alpine lake offers challenging hiking and serene surrounds.
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Thousands of birds flock to this wildlife refuge in California, which is by a city with a 19th century courthouse, old museum, and a café serving homemade pie.
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If Great Smoky Mountains National Park is too crowded for you, travel west to this beautiful old-growth forest near a creek for incredible hiking trails.
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Kind locals can make all the difference when visiting a new place. In the U.S., this Mountain West state was found in a survey to be the friendliest.
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With more than 2,000 miles of hiking trails through these famous Upstate New York mountains, it’s about time this iconic trail got some recognition.
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This massive inland lake in Pennsylvania is the perfect spot for hiking, birdwatching, and watersports. You can even rent a houseboat for your stay.
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You may have heard of Banff, but this Alberta park could well have passed you by. However, its lakes and hiking make this lesser-known park worth the visit.
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This family-friendly amusement park in California doesn't just have roller coasters and rides — it has extensive gardens and a butterfly house, too.
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Calling all kayakers: Explore this extraordinary U.S. state with 3 million lakes and marvel at waterfalls and wildlife including black bears.
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This lesser-known volcanic park in California offers similar geothermal experiences to Yellowstone but is still a hidden gem with far fewer crowds.
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