From incredible waterfalls and a rock formation that resembles the Titanic to dinosaur tracks and fossils, this incredible geopark in Canada is worth a visit.
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Canada is an enormous country with lots of breathtaking national parks to explore, and in summer 2026, you can camp there for a discount or visit for free.
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From gorgeous beaches and resorts to untamed nature and rare wildlife, the largest islands in America, including Hawaii, have plenty to offer.
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Visit this rugged but idyllic island off Alaska's southern coast in the summer to swap frozen fjords and icy tundras for a little slice of paradise.
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While this stunning Gulf Coast wetland area in Texas won't officially open until 2030, you can still explore its scenic paddling trails by kayak right now.
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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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Campsites in popular national parks can fill up quickly, so why not visit the park with the most campsites? And it’s not Yosemite or Great Smoky Mountains.
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This beautiful state park in Indiana sits along the Ohio River and is home to great hiking trails and an abandoned amusement park within its rugged forests.
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You don't need a passport to enjoy a Caribbean-style vacation. This Florida park has clear water, family-friendly amenities, and miles of pristine beaches.
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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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National parks are natural wonderlands, but you may hit traffic at the entrances. Here's how to make sure gridlock doesn't ruin your trip to the great outdoors.
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Head to this historic gem on Lake Michigan, where pioneering history still remains in a ghost town surrounded by hiking trails and outdoor fun.
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Beyond the epic mountains of Colorado, the state is also home to one of the largest water parks in the country, and it's less than half an hour from Denver.
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This national park is the place to go to tick seeing the world's tallest trees off your bucket list, with the most impressive ones towering over 300 feet.
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Families around San Jose have relied on this summer water park to escape the heat for decades, but that tradition is taking an unexpected pause.
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This popular off-roading and camping spot on the California coast has reopened after a lawsuit temporarily blocked access. Here's what you need to know.
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This lake in Oregon's Deschutes National Forest is the perfect summer destination for boating, fishing, and camping, and it's just an hour from Bend.
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This amusement park ran for 100 years before shutting down, but today its grounds have been transformed into a family-friendly spot with easy trails.
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If you’re on a road trip in the West this summer, be sure to visit the mustangs and wild horses that roam freely on the border between Wyoming and Montana.
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While its soft, flat surface may seem like the perfect place to set up, here’s why outdoor experts and survivalists warn against camping in dry riverbeds.
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If you had plans for a fishing trip to this stunning Arizona lake, you'll need a backup. An unfortunately incident has caused the lake to close indefinitely.
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This massive lake along the California-Nevada border isn't just a paddler's paradise, it's a bonafide vacation hotspot steeped in American history.
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Once a thriving mining town, this remote, mostly-abandoned outpost in Alaska is a must-visit for adventure seekers looking for a true wilderness experience.
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California already boasts a massive state park system, and thanks to a recent initiative, they'll be adding three brand new parks to the roster.
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When New York City's summer heat becomes unbearable, locals head to a beloved Long Island water park for a refreshing escape. Here's why it's a must-visit.
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This park's reservation system was scrapped in early 2026, and visitor numbers jumped, bringing parking chaos, crowding trails, and leaving visitors frustrated.
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