There is something for everyone in Texas, and the Lone Star State's best spot for birdwatching doubles up with natural beauty and fantastic adventures.
Everyone loves a waterfall, but what about one where the Devil himself is said to have hosted a dinner party? That's the legend of this New Hampshire waterfall.
Don't get mugged by a whale! Okay, it's not quite like that. But whale "mugging" is a magical, once-in-a-lifetime experience you'll hope for in Hawaii.
A destination in Switzerland was recently named the best ski resort in the world. Here's everything you need to know about this snowy oasis in the Swiss Alps.
There’s an infamous brontosaurus in North Carolina that’s had a rough life. Luckily, you can join the locals by visiting him and celebrating his endurance.
Hawaii is famous for its unbelievable nature, and the charm of this arboretum offers plenty of chances to escape the hustle and bustle and head into serenity.
There's no shortage of fabulous freshwater fishing adventures waiting around North America, but this lodge in Canada stands head and shoulders above them all.
In a state as popular as California, there's never a bad time to find a hidden gem. Tucked away in an underrated state park, this waterfall fits the bill.
If you are looking for a way to escape the hustle and bustle of Minnesota's Twin Cities, this gorgeous state park with beautiful lakes is just the ticket.
Afraid of sharks? No problem! Whale sharks are calm and friendly, and this destination in Indonesia is the perfect place to swim with these water teddy bears.
You probably don’t want to visit a place called the “Zone of Death,” but this part of Yellowstone National Park in Idaho has an unnerving legal loophole.
On these hikes, you're guaranteed natural areas with stunning and refreshing scenery that will take your breath away! Oh, you might also see a bear or two!
If somewhere is described as having some of the most mesmerizing blue waters in South America, it has to be pretty special. This place lives up to the billing.
American national parks have always been favorites of outdoor adventurers. To experience these gems intimately, see the parks that are great for camping.
Learn how the stunning Mount Shasta became a spiritual hub and perfect destination for outdoor adventures, healing energy, and grounding connections to Earth.
Acadia National Park is a stunning place to visit in Maine, but you'll be particularly perplexed when you see this iconic landmark that defies gravity.
There's a scenic waterfall in North Carolina, and with the trail being short, easy, and beautiful, it's perfect for the whole family (though it gets crowded!).
The most magical way to explore Florida is by paddling along its coast, which you can do on this 1,500-mile trail that'll take you from cities to remote areas.