For a once-in-a-lifetime hiking experience, take on this extensive trail through the Alps, or challenge yourself with just one section for the incredible views.
For one of the best hikes in Joshua Tree National Park, you'll want to head to this lesser-visited trail to avoid the crowds. Here's what to know before you go.
There's still time for one last mega hike before the weather completely turns, so why not make it one of the most spectacular adventures in the Beaver State?
Near Sedona is a rock that has an uncanny resemblance to a famous cartoon dog. Not only can you hike up the rock, but there's lots of other nearby activities.
Maryland might be a small state, but it offers big wilderness opportunities. This state park is home to a swinging bridge that's fun for the whole family.
This stunning canyon hike is challenging but well-worth the effort to reach an otherworldly destination with clear green water and cascading waterfall.
Arizona had a volcanic eruption 1,000 years ago, and the remnants are now a national monument that you can hike through for stunning views and unique geology.
For an other-worldly hiking experience, head to this lesser-known destination in New Mexico where you can enjoy the fresh air and spot unique rock formations.
Most of us have heard of altitude sickness, but what about altitude psychosis, including hallucinations? Here's what we know about this mysterious illness.
Oregon is a hiker's paradise, and the Beaver State is packed with picturesque trails to spectacular lakes, secret beaches, stunning viewpoints, and much more.
This stunning waterfall is one of Arizona's best-kept secrets, but there's only a brief window of time where you can see it. Here's how to time your journey.
Most visitors are understandably eager to hit the trails and hike to Machu Picchu, but doing so on your first day might be more dangerous than you realize.
Gather the family for an outdoor adventure to this stunning and easy hiking trail lined with waterfalls that are even more beautiful as the leaves change color.
Why go to one state park when you can visit two? This trail in West Virginia connects two parks while taking you along a scenic river with perfect fall foliage.
Right near Monument Valley in Arizona is a lesser-known area that is just as stunning, offering towering red rocks, ancient petroglyphs, and secluded canyons.