Fall Transforms Utah's First National Park Into A Canyon Of Golden Leaves
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.
Read MoreUtah’s first national park is popular for a number of reasons, but visiting in autumn presents fewer crowds, cooler weather, and incredible fall colors.
Read MoreOne 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.
Read MoreCleveland's beloved but abandoned lakeside amusement park closed decades ago, but it has transformed into a lovely spot for an outdoorsy day.
Read MoreWisconsin 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.
Read MoreFor an underrated fall foliage adventure, hop in the car and drive this scenic byway that takes you through varying landscapes blanketed with autumn colors.
Read MoreHead 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.
Read MoreMany tourists visit Florida for its beaches and theme parks, but there are also small towns full of great food and historic charm waiting to be discovered.
Read MoreEvery 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.
Read MoreGlacier 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.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreCape Cod gets all the summer attention in Massachusetts, but this charming harbor town north of Boston offers beaches, boating, and far fewer crowds.
Read MoreIf you’re looking for incredible fall colors, like red, orange, gold, and purple, you might skip Maine or Michigan in 2026 and come to this state instead.
Read MoreSequoia National Park is incredible but crowds can ruin the experience. Thankfully, another nearby forest offers similarly impressive trees with fewer visitors.
Read MoreIndianapolis 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.
Read MoreWhile 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.
Read MoreCuttroat Pass on the Pacific Crest Trail in Washington is one of the best places to hike if you're looking to see the changing colors of fall leaves.
Read MoreFeast 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.
Read MoreTucked away in Orange County is an underrated California city that features thousands of acres of parkland perfect for a laid-back vacation.
Read MoreCharleston has several important Civil War sites, but this lesser-known fort has an equally rich military history in a scenic park worth exploring.
Read MoreBuilt during WWII, this California army base was only meant to be temporary. However, it still exists as a recreation area featuring a beach and hiking trails.
Read MoreNot far removed from the bustle of Los Angeles and San Diego is this charming California community that provides easy access to hiking trails and sandy beaches.
Read MoreA new survey weighed factors such as economy and safety to name the best American state to live in for 2026, and surprisingly, it’s not New York or California.
Read MoreYou 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.
Read MoreAt 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.
Read MoreForget Los Angeles: this nearby city features plenty of hiking trails, Asian restaurants, an impressive temple, and a low crime rate, making it worth a visit.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a stunning and secluded nature adventure in California, this alpine lake offers challenging hiking and serene surrounds.
Read MoreThousands 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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