Nebraska may not be the U.S.' biggest tourism hub, but that doesn't mean it's not a state with a lot to offer adventure seekers, including this scenic river.
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Connecticut sometimes gets overshadowed by nearby New York City and other New England states, but this artsy small town is an example of why it shouldn't be.
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If you're looking for a breathtaking view on your hiking trip, these iconic French mountains have cloud-covered caps and abundant wildlife to find.
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Here's why this simple habit matters more than you think when camping or hiking in winter and how it can make cold-weather adventures safer.
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California isn't exactly lacking for tourism draws, but this overlooked town offers a chance to get up close and personal with enormous redwood trees.
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The Joshua tree forest is significant for many reasons, and if you want to go camping and hiking, you'll want to check out this national monument.
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The rainy winter months often correspond with hunting season, so campers and hikers agree that it’s smartest and safest to wear this clothing color.
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AI tools can revolutionize the way we plan hiking trips, but is the current state of the technology worthy of the hype? Here's what our expert has to say.
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Looking to get outdoors to experience some exciting whitewater rafting? This California river offers that opportunity, plus lots more fun activities.
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Hawaii is a place of unparalleled natural beauty, and this quaint, coastal town is no exception. Visit its shops and scenic wonders on the Big Island.
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Explore sink holes, springs, natural bridges, a castle, and miles of trails along the Lake of the Ozarks in this underrated oasis in Missouri.
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Texas Hill Country is famously beautiful thanks to its crystal clear water and rolling landscapes. This lake is the pride and joy of the region.
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Texas is well-known for being a state that loves sports, but this "sports capital" takes that love to a whole new level, becoming a sports paradise.
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With hiking, water sports, and all the small-town charm you could hope for, this lake town in New Hampshire is perfect for a relaxing getaway.
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Ohio has several college towns scattered around its forested hills, but this hidden gem between Columbus and Cleveland brings rich history and artistic charm.
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This simple hiking etiquette is more than just good manners. Following it may even help keep you and other hikers safe while out on the trails.
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On this glorious hike, you'll be rewarded with a mile-long stretch of rocky sea stacks, tide pools, coastal critters, and breathtaking sunsets.
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Iowa may not be a state most think of for outdoor lakeside fun, but perhaps it should be, as evidenced by this overlooked destination surrounded by parks.
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Idaho may not be the first U.S. state on most travelers' bucket list, but this beautiful state park full of outdoor adventure opportunities begs to be visited.
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This picturesque mountain town found in the great state of California plays host to engaging hiking trails and offers lots of outdoor splendor.
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Arizona may not be the first state people think of when crafting a cowboy vacation, but this dude ranch features a top-level western experience.
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The San Diego area of California has no shortage of opportunities for outdoor enjoyment, and this gorgeous lake deserves to be high on that list.
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North Carolina boasts many great outdoor recreation spaces, including this lakeside state park full of hiking, camping, and fishing opportunities.
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Most Americans are familiar with the nation's vast array of National Parks, but this particular attraction is less about panoramic views and more about history.
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This gorgeous Oregon mountain is the only place where you can see this breed of wild mustang horse running free. Be sure to stop by for a mesmerizing hike!
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California isn't known for active volcanic activity, but it has plenty of dormant beauties, including at this nature preserve, boasting a scenic lake.
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In just under 2,000 miles, you can visit all nine of California's national parks. It's a scenic road trip exploring the state's deserts, waters, and forests.
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