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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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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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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Why choose between beaches and a rocky coastline or hidden coves and ancient forests when you can see both on this scenic California hiking trail?
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California and Nevada are packed with famous national parks, but this massive national forest spanning both states is ideal for adventures in nature.
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Indiana’s largest artificial lake is a beautiful outdoor gem featuring swimming, fishing, boating, jet skiing, hiking, camping, and so much more.
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Whether you enjoy jogging, running, strolling, or cycling, you’ll love this beautiful 92-mile paved road through Michigan that’s the longest in the state.
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Wildflowers, wildlife, historic bunkers, and 86 miles of trails can be found at this former army base turned national monument in California.
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This National Park in Sweden is one of Europe's most beautiful for hiking through spruce forests, along streams, and by a coastline riddled with caves.
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From beaches with Victorian architecture and cleanliness awards to gorgeous trails with coastal and country views, this seaside U.K. town has lots to offer.
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Yosemite's most famous viewpoints are more crowded than ever, but this quieter, underrated eastern lookout delivers spectacular Half Dome views.
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Dust off the hiking boots and make some serious plans to visit the peaks and valleys of one of Europe's most underrated and under-visited national parks.
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Grab your hiking shoes and prepare an epic road trip playlist. This coast-to-coast route hits five national parks across the U.S. for epic hiking adventures.
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This Glacier National Park trail offers alpine scenery, wildlife spotting, and a spectacular waterfall on mostly flat terrain suitable for all types of hikers.
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One of the most popular national parks in Canada is a gorgeous Pacific Northwest wonderland full of scenic beaches, epic hiking, and great kayaking.
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You can see huge ice fields, tall mountains, and stunning wildlife at this remote national park, the least visited outdoor gem in North America.
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Nature took over this former cement quarry and now it’s the 29th state park in Kansas, featuring camping, swimming, and miles of scenic hiking trails.
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Utah is known for its Mighty 5 and Colorado for the Rocky Mountains, but another state actually has a stronger claim as the best hiking destination in the U.S.
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If you want incredible mountain views, lots of wildlife, and gorgeous wildflowers, don’t miss this premiere hiking trail in Grand Teton National Park.
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Hiking in this remote destination is not easy, so it sees fewer than 15 visitors a year, making it one of the least-visited national parks in North America.
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While Northern California gets the glory, there are many incredible hiking trails to be found in the south. These are eight unmissable hiking trails in SoCal.
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Rocky Mountain and Yosemite are great national parks, but if you love hiking, these other two parks offer over a thousand miles and more than 150 trails.
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This epic cross-country adventure covers 18,641 miles through every Canadian province and territory with sections for hiking, biking, and paddling.
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America's longest thru-hike covers nine states, 12 national parks, and nearly 7,000 miles of incredible landscape, but it isn't for the faint of heart.
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Arches National Park draws millions of visitors every year, but these lesser-known trails offer the space and solitude you won't find at the famous sites.
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Hiking is a wonderful way to enjoy nature, but if you think back pain is just part of backpacking, then pack your gear this way to avoid the pain.
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This alpine lake just outside of Yosemite is a quieter alternative with dramatic mountain views, but you'll need to complete a challenging hike to get there.
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