Tucked into woodlands in the South is a national park with fascinating underground trails, along with camping, boating, and other activities above ground.
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Within an hour's drive of Yosemite is a small community bursting with gold rush history and outdoor adventures, from rafting to skydiving and cycling.
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Discover one of the country's top disc golf courses, along with cozy campsites and plenty of wildlife, in this state park near Portland, Oregon.
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This wine-producing Central Coast gem in California offers a more relaxed (and often affordable) alternative to the resorts and vineyards of Napa Valley.
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Arizona may not usually be associated with beaches, but this local town boasts sandy shores along its crystal-clear river and spots for water sports.
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Choose from three different trails to reach a stunning, crystal-clear Washington lake surrounded by mountain peaks and captivating wildlife.
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If you're new to the world of RV camping, watch out for these common mistakes that can derail your journey, according to an expert RVer and TV host.
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With the western Rocky Mountains as its backdrop, this ancient glacial lake is hub of activity and has remained a beloved getaway spot for generations.
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This enchanting little city offers a refreshing escape from the Texas summer heat, with spring-fed swimming holes and a charming downtown square.
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California's most famous sites have been depicted in films, art, and photographs, but nothing compares to seeing them for yourself, in living color.
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Staying warm overnight requires a combination of strategies, and experienced campers will tell you that smart choices before bedtime can make a big difference.
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This stunning region of Mexico is best experienced on foot with a guided tour, from a cliff-top hotel suite, or from a vintage train along the canyon's rim.
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This island has evolved greatly over the centuries and is now a hub for travelers seeking an action-packed vacation full of beaches and outdoor thrills.
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Spanning over 500 acres at the convergence of two ecological zones, Tennessee's newest archeological park sits atop a fascinating underground cave.
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Widely considered California's original beach town, this charming destination on Monterey Bay is home to a vibrant wharf and colorful seaside architecture.
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Originally named after its beautiful sunsets, this lesser-known city on Lake Michigan's shore is home to seven majestic beaches and a colorful downtown.
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This pristine mountainside lake in the Sierra National Forest is a beloved hot spot for fishing, swimming, paddling, boating, and simply relaxing.
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This scenic town in southwest Montana boasts one of the largest ski resorts in the U.S., but remains refreshingly uncrowded compared to other hot spots.
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You might be surprised to discover how many unique ways there are to experience the Grand Canyon, from train rides to relaxing floats on the Colorado River.
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This landscape of 40-foot white sand dunes in New Mexico's Chihuahuan Desert is "like no place else on Earth," and its story dates back to the last Ice Age.
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In the southwest region of the Rocky Mountains, this city truly has it all — rugged wilderness, river rafting, vintage train rides, and a charming downtown.
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Home to the greatest concentration of natural arches in the world, this stunning national park takes visitors through a labyrinth of sandstone formations.
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Surrounded by some of the most iconic natural landmarks in the state, Colorado's second-largest city offers both outdoor adventure and urban charm.
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From its colorful Dutch-inspired architecture to its swoon-worthy white sand beaches, it's no wonder this Caribbean island was rated the best to visit in 2026.
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This scenic waterfall holds mysteries that continue to puzzle visitors to this day, and it's set among ancient geological wonders that you simply have to see.
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Bigger than the state of Massachusetts and deep enough to submerge Toronto's CN Tower, this extraordinary lake is both a recreational gem and a sight to behold.
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New research has found that the characteristics of the "supervolcano" at Yellowstone National Park are much different than previously thought.
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