What does it take to make a president? That is a difficult question to answer, but this Texas town suggests nature trails and excellent wines might help.
Washington is home to some incredible scenery, and this island state park is no exception. Visit for tranquil beaches, wildlife spotting, and great food.
West Virginia's Seneca Rocks might be beautiful, but it's too crowded. Instead, get your rock-climbing adrenaline at this private company just 10 minutes away.
For a truly Texas experience, visit this state park home to hundreds of 'gators where you can embark on stunning hikes and spot lots of local wildlife.
One of Arizona's most famous landmarks is The Wave. It's so popular that there's a lottery where only 64 people are allowed each day. Here's what to know.
Visit this extensive network of mountain ranges spanning several states in Australia for endless outdoor adventure, from wildlife spotting and hiking to skiing.
Argentina is home to a hidden gem of a national park. You need a tour to enter, but it's worth it for the stunning red rock cliffs, fossils, and petroglyphs.
The largest sandstone arch in Sedona includes a popular hike that takes you to an arch so big that you can walk across it, offering Instagram-worthy photos.
Nestled in Virginia is a popular swimming hole that's filled with crystal-clear, aquamarine water. The hike is hard and the water is cold, but it's worth it!
For a challenging and scenic multi-day camping and trekking excursion in California, this trail spans Catalina Island rewards hikers with sweeping views.
If you’ve always longed to see wild animals on safari and Africa is too far away and too expensive, consider this unique drive-through safari in Arizona.
Some people are afraid of bridges because of their height. But this bridge near Dallas, Texas, will scare you because of the "Goatman" spirit haunting it.
America has no shortage of beautiful swimming holes, but few can match the serene splendor of this under-the-radar spot in Idaho. Bring your hiking boots.
The nation's capital might be a busy city of hustle and bustle, but these underrated islands are the perfect way to find some peace in Washington, D.C.
Want to conquer one of the highest peaks in the U.S.? Here are the easiest and most accessible routes that take you 14,000 feet or higher above sea level.
National parks should be where nature thrives, right? Unfortunately, there is an air quality issue, with the worst offenders are all in the same state.