With all the news these days about nature taking hit after hit, it's always a win when land is dedicated for conservation. This state park is a great example.
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Deciding how many comforts of civilization you want while camping is always a debate, but you'll never regret taking this piece of gear with you.
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There are hiking trails, and then there are hiking trails that lead you to three waterfalls and some of the best vistas in the world. This is one of them.
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For gorgeous sequoias and redwoods among 30 miles of hiking and biking trails, skip Big Basin and visit this hidden gem state park with fewer crowds instead.
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This former ski resort in Colorado was abandoned and transformed into a beloved backcountry destination, with rustic charm and an interesting history.
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From riverside hiking and mountain biking to winter skiing, this scenic spot near Duluth offers plenty of reasons to plan a Minnesota camping weekend.
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For a different Lake Tahoe experience, courses at this family-friendly adventure park feature wobbly bridges, tightropes, and zip lines among the trees.
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With miles of shoreline, Caribbean-like water, and a sandy beach perfect for family fun, this impressive lake in Missouri is an ideal vacation destination.
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If you're visiting New York for a relaxing trip this fall, consider this scenic town by the iconic Finger Lakes, which will bring you great hikes and wine.
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Once an international airport, this picturesque tract of land along Lake Erie is being transformed into a park that will offer a unique nature experience.
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The heavy hitters of Sierra Nevada are popular for a reason, but sometimes you want to explore something different. This lake trifecta is the place to do it.
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This vast Colorado wilderness offers dramatic scenery, and its remote location means fewer crowds. Here's why it's well-worth visiting for outdoor adventure.
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California has miles of trails to choose from, but this peak just a short drive from San Diego takes three hours to reach and delivers stunning views.
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The Centennial State's Flat Top range is home to some of the cleanest water in the country, and this lake at the center of a state park is no exception.
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Famous spots like Sequoia National Park are stunning, but this lesser-known grove just an hour from San Francisco offers the same epic trees without the crowds.
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The hike up to Half Dome is an intimidating one but thankfully, there's another, easier Yosemite trail that offers incredible views of the iconic peak.
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State parks tend to have a reputation of being lesser than their national counterparts, but this one bucks that trend with awe-inspiring redwood scenery.
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The Golden State isn't exactly lacking in world-class nature, but some parks are more crowded than others. This underappreciated gem is calm getaway.
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Sometimes, when military bases outlive their use, communities band together to turn them into something useful for the people. This base is one example.
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Getting out in nature is nice, but sometimes you want a little bit of civilizational comfort by your side. This special camping stove does just that.
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This stunning state park lake is a crystal-clear reservoir with Caribbean-blue water ideal for snorkeling, surrounded by forests for scenic waterfall hikes.
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A Montana hiking trip can offer more than national park crowds, with remote lake trails, wildlife encounters, and nearby towns for a comfortable overnight stay.
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Sure, the Great Lakes are impressive, but the Land of 10,000 lakes has plenty of breathtaking lakes in its interior, too. This lake is a great example.
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You might feel like you've gotten away from it all at a national park, but civilization might be closer than you think. This wilderness spot is different.
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Winter camping and other outdoor activities can be way more enjoyable with this one piece of high-tech gear that will keep you warm in cold temperatures.
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This massive artificial lake boasts 125 miles of shoreline, perfect for outdoor adventures in the southern foothills of the Adirondack Mountains.
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Near Mammoth Lakes, a scenic lake getaway features shoreline hiking, trout fishing, kayaking, and lakeside camping, with cabin stays for a longer weekend.
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