California is well-known for its bountiful supply of oranges, as well as boasting many beautiful homes, and this college town brings those pluses together.
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European travel expert Rick Steves offers advice to hikers considering undertaking the Tour Du Mont Blanc or other long hiking routes on the continent.
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Denali National Park is home to the U.S.' tallest mountain peak, but it can also be home to a romantic getaway, provided you book this luxurious hotel.
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All-natural gear is a necessity if you want to avoid bringing modern pollution to pristine natural environments. Here's what you need to know.
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European Christmas markets have become a popular destination for many each holiday season, and this German market comes with its own special hike too.
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Florida is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the U.S. for a reason, and this "friendly" coastal city deserves to be added to your trip plans.
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Having Parkinson's disease doesn't mean you can't hike on the Pacific Crest Trail, and this nonprofit organization helps make that desire a reality.
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St. Louis tends to draw in the biggest crowds of tourists to Missouri, but not far from that famous city is a charming town with a historical focus.
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California plays host to many walkable large cities, but worth looking into are the smaller towns also built for exploring on-foot. Here are the best.
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This beautiful college town near New York’s Finger Lakes is perfect for gorgeous fall foliage and hiking trails that meander past incredible waterfalls.
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Iceland is primarily known for the cold climate, hot water springs, and the northern lights. This mountainous region is a must-visit for the hardcore hikers.
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If you find yourself in Virginia on vacation and are looking for a cozy place to visit, consider this small town with gorgeous beaches and fresh seafood.
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Many countries around the world can offer travelers scenic beauty and outdoor thrills, but this nation supplies all that along with the friendliest people too.
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When spending time out in the wilderness, especially alone, keeping in communication is important, and these top satellite devices can help.
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If you're craving a travel destination that truly flies under the radar, Alaska's "Little Norway" has everything you could want without the crowds.
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This North Carolina city may not be the most well-known, but it's packed full of fun trails, captivating outdoor adventures, and a vibrant downtown.
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Enjoy small islands with serene surroundings, but wish they came with more cuddly farm animals? Head to this Alabama destination featuring roaming goats.
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Making outdoor adventures accessible to everyone is a cause always worth supporting, and it turns out the state of Oregon is a cut above in that regard.
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Cumberland Island is itself a famous Georgia destination, but the state's "gateway" to the island is also a historic town that's worth visiting.
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Discover this historic rail trail in Wisconsin, now a peaceful, scenic path with small towns, rolling landscapes, and year-round outdoor adventures.
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Massachusetts is a lovely place to visit just about any time of year, but this coastal city is an especially great choice for a peaceful winter escape.
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The Swiss Alps may get the most press, but the French region of the Alps is just as breathtakingly beautiful, as well as the perfect place to ski.
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If you're looking to explore Italy's Dolomite Mountains, this hiking trail is a great place to start, and not just because it has some of the best views.
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This breathtaking alpine lake in Oregon is the perfect place to visit during your next outdoors-focused trip, especially with its proximity to Mount Hood.
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New York City is known for its lavish hotels, but this unique hotel offering in the Catskills is far from Manhattan, and focuses on outdoor splendor.
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Big cities like Atlanta may draw most of the attention of Georgia tourists, but small towns like this one brimming with history shouldn't be overlooked.
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Americans may do a double take at the idea of Georgia being a ski destination, but in this case, it's the European country, not the "Peach State."
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