A global ranking named this stretch of Southern California beach the best on the Pacific Coast and one of the best in the world. Here's what to do there.
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Stretching over 100 miles through the Southern Appalachian foothills is one of America's longest paved rail trails, perfect for cycling, walking, and more.
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This underrated California state park features a Civil War-era army fort with adobe buildings and reenactments, as well as beautiful nature and group camping.
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This remote island is the only U.S. national park south of the equator. Here's why it's worth the extra effort to reach for an adventurous travelers.
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The Midwest has some of the best fall foliage in the United States, but this isolated national park delivers autumn colors in near-perfect solitude.
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A global survey has just crowned this country as the best destination for hiking. Unsurprisingly, it's covered with stunning landscapes from coast to coast.
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Utah’s first national park is popular for a number of reasons, but visiting in autumn presents fewer crowds, cooler weather, and incredible fall colors.
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One of the most haunted places in the world sits on an island, and its dark Civil War history makes it the ultimate autumn ghost-hunting destination.
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Cleveland's beloved but abandoned lakeside amusement park closed decades ago, but it has transformed into a lovely spot for an outdoorsy day.
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Wisconsin has over 6,000 named lakes, but its deepest and clearest has a unique origin story and makes for one of the state's best swimming and diving spots.
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Head up to New York's iconic Finger Lakes region to explore this stunning state park that had a previous life as a Naval and Air Force base.
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Every U.S. state has its own outdoor appeal, but this Western state has just been ranked the most outdoorsy in America, and it's clear to see why.
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Glacier and Grand Teton get all the glory, but this lesser-visited national park offers some of the most breathtaking fall foliage in the United States.
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This is one of the most overlooked outdoor escapes in Texas, with hiking trails, a fishing lake, and canoe rentals just a short drive from Austin.
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Camping in winter can be magical, if you’re prepared for the cold weather. This low-tech camping trick is easy to achieve and can help keep you warm.
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Sequoia National Park is incredible but crowds can ruin the experience. Thankfully, another nearby forest offers similarly impressive trees with fewer visitors.
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Indianapolis is home to one of the largest city parks in the country, and its 30 miles of woodland trails and a massive lake offer endless outdoor fun.
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Winter camping can become dangerous without the right preparation, but this simple tip keeps you warm through the night and into the morning.
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While the Great Lakes are certainly worth a trip, this smaller, inland lake in Michigan is perfect for a more relaxed getaway full of swimming and watersports.
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Feast on Venezuelan, Greek, or German cuisine in this underrated city in Texas — then head to the lake on its doorstep to swim, fish, cycle, and camp.
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This breathtaking cliffside footbridge in Spain was once considered the most dangerous walkway. Now it’s a safe and exciting view of gorges and canyons.
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Charleston has several important Civil War sites, but this lesser-known fort has an equally rich military history in a scenic park worth exploring.
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Camping has been a beloved American pastime for generations, but the habits boomers grew up with are slowly disappearing among younger campers.
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You may be surprised to learn that this beautiful park with a beach, a recreation center, and a dog run is actually the largest public park in New York City.
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At this popular state park in New York, you can hike through a gorge to see cascading waterfalls, take a dip in a pristine spring, and camp under the stars.
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If you're looking for a stunning and secluded nature adventure in California, this alpine lake offers challenging hiking and serene surrounds.
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Thousands of birds flock to this wildlife refuge in California, which is by a city with a 19th century courthouse, old museum, and a café serving homemade pie.
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