With fun water coasters, snaky slides, and epic drops - as well as great food and fruity ice cream - you won't want to miss one of Florida's best water parks.
If you're a mountain biker, you have to check out this 3,000-mile trail along the Rocky Mountains. You'll be challenged and rewarded with stunning views.
Dressing for the weather can make or break your experience when enjoying outdoor activities, and Rick Steves has packing recommendations for visiting the Alps.
If you think fire and water are opposites that can't survive together, you're in for a surprise at this Caribbean spring known for its healing qualities.
Stylish shoes and a fresh neon jumpsuit might look great in an adventure photo, but you should avoid wearing them while exploring magical national parks.
Calling all European history lovers and outdoor adventurers! This off-the-beaten-track island has tons to explore and makes for a great summer vacation.
Are you ready to see a 77-foot waterfall among rugged hiking trails? That's just one scene you'll get to experience at this underrated state park in Oklahoma.
Visit this national park in Bulgaria to enjoy stunning mountain hiking opportunities, see alpine lakes, spot unique wildlife, ski, and relax in hot springs.
Whether you're skiing and dining in an igloo in winter or walking footpaths or paddleboarding in summer, you'll love the view at this gorgeous European lake.
Imagine floating down a river under the hot Texas sun, grazing the refreshingly cold water underneath you. That's only the main attraction at this park.
Watch out for sand dunes. Many people have trouble climbing back up this steep sand dune after visiting a beach in this Michigan park, and it could cost $3,000.
Boasting sweeping views, steeped in Wild West lore, and maybe even hiding a buried treasure, this underrated hike in the Southwest is a challenging adventure.
Looking for solitude? This Massachusetts island has two inns, no ATMs, and one sit-down restaurant. You'll get to enjoy the beaches and hikes all to yourself!
Looking for a place you can enjoy the outdoors without driving too far from the city? Check out this state beach with hiking trails, scenic views, and camping.
A certified Dark Sky Park, this state park in Texas is one of best stargazing destinations in the U.S., offering campers a front row to night sky splendor.
Making the outdoors accessible for all people is so important. This wheelchair accessible trail at Yosemite offers spectacular views of a stunning waterfall.
Are you ready to live your "Dune" fantasy? This national park in Colorado is home to the tallest sand dunes in North America -- and a mesmerizing hike.
What better way to spend the summer than camping, fishing, hiking, and playing disc golf or volleyball on this enormous campsite next to a gorgeous Great Lake.
This multi-day hike in Chile is no joke. You traverse rocky terrain, unmarked sections, steep inclines, and ... beavers! But the views are certainly worth it.