This Serene New York State Park Offers A Scenic Beach And Camping Near Lake Erie
For a quiet getaway, visit this serene state park near Lake Erie for camping, swimming, and kayaking in summer or snowshoeing and skiing in winter.
Read MoreFor a quiet getaway, visit this serene state park near Lake Erie for camping, swimming, and kayaking in summer or snowshoeing and skiing in winter.
Read MoreLocated in gorgeous northern Washington, this coastal former army base now boasts forest trails and beach activities perfect for a weekend getaway.
Read MoreGetting out of Colorado's biggest and most popular cities is always a good idea, especially when you end up in charming places like this one.
Read MoreJust an hour north of New York is a plethora of quaint suburbs that are home to a surprising amount of history, nature getaways, and hiking spots.
Read MoreJust outside Boston, a New England day trip offers Revolutionary War sites, literary history, shaded walking paths, and spots to cool off during summer.
Read MoreIf you want something a little easier than the mountain hikes at Mount Washington State Park, this beautiful, serene lake park is an underrated gem.
Read MoreIt may be tiny, but this little city in Oregon's scenic wine country is perfect for those looking for a serene escape sipping pinot noir and walking in nature.
Read MoreYou may not realize it, but this California recreation area includes several of the state's most popular sites and gets more visitors than its national parks.
Read MoreFor a laid-back Kansas weekend getaway, this college town has indie bookstores, art museums, restaurants, and an easy-to-explore historic downtown district.
Read MoreWhen you think of swimming in Virginia, you think of the ocean. But this massive inland lake on the North Carolina border has sandy beaches and clean water.
Read MoreIf you like fishing and relaxing in nature, this scenic Southern California lake between San Diego and Palm Springs offers lovely cabins and camping.
Read MoreThis beautiful Utah lake may be a popular destination for its pink water and high saline content, but it was also named the dirtiest lake in the U.S. in 2026.
Read MoreColorado has no shortage of 14er hikes, but one summit stands out for its history, sweeping alpine views, and a trail that tests even seasoned hikers.
Read MoreJust beyond San Francisco's famous bridge is a lesser-known spot for a coastal day trip, with sweeping bay views, historic sites, and outdoor activities.
Read MoreBeyond the usual New England fall road trip, this scenic mountain train trip offers sweeping views, changing foliage, and a memorable New Hampshire escape.
Read MoreThe Big Apple is far more famous for its lively street scenes than its beaches. But those who know where to go head to this laid-back bit of oceanside.
Read MoreCape Cod gets all the attention, but this quieter coastal town in Massachusetts offers similar vibes without the crowds and sky-high price tag.
Read MoreThanksgiving travel is notoriously chaotic, but picking the right days to fly can help you dodge the worst of the airport crowds this holiday season.
Read MoreThis historic, star-shaped Maryland fort inspired a poem that became a national symbol, and its waterfront grounds make for a scenic visit.
Read MoreOne U.S. national park is known for a massive rock face that draws climbers worldwide, along with scenic hiking trails and viewpoints for everyday visitors.
Read MoreMichigan isn't the first place that comes to mind when you think of tropical getaways, but this incredible botanical garden transports visitors in the best way.
Read MoreThere are historic war sites, and then there are sites where major battles occurred. This monument to the past stands today in much of its former glory.
Read MoreThe Centennial State is packed with natural beauty, and this reservoir within two hours of Aspen and Colorado Springs is a dream for anglers.
Read MoreThis fast-growing city in Texas is quickly becoming a popular weekend getaway for outdoor lovers and history buffs, with a serene lake and quaint downtown.
Read MoreWhile Mammoth Cave might be the longest, this cave system in Northern California is known for having hundreds of different caves that visitors can explore.
Read MoreThis historic Washington town makes an easy Pacific Northwest escape, with vintage shopping, local cafes, walkable streets, and wooded trails to explore.
Read MoreA short drive from Modesto leads to a California getaway with an indoor water park, baseball-themed attractions, trampoline fun, and activities for families.
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