If you are willing to lace up your boots and slog up miles of wild trail, this Colorado hot spring rewards you with warm soaks and breathtaking views.
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This remote Canadian national park is an otherworldly wilderness prime for glacial explorations, mountain hikes, wildlife spotting, and northern lights views.
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Combine a love of camping with the tropics of Hawaii with a vacation in one of three cabins built near one of the biggest volcanoes in the world.
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This Arizona national monument boasts 13 hiking trails, unique geology, and is even a designated International Dark Sky Park; so the stargazing is unbeatable.
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You might not expect to find this untouched gem with distinctive geographical features in Nevada, but that's what makes it even more alluring. Check it out!
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For a picturesque and quiet trip into the wilderness of Nevada without the crowds, head to this remote state park that is full of nature, hiking, and camping.
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An award-winning campground hidden in one of Florida's most stunning destinations offers much more than expected with its own a waterfront pub.
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With a name that means "clear water," this charming Oklahoma city has plenty of lakeside access, historic architecture, and even an annual rattlesnake festival.
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Tennessee has plenty to see across its lands and rivers. You can catch much of what it has to offer across three of its best state parks on this road trip.
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Hiking gets most of the attention, but river trips are just as fun, especially if they're down this historic Ohio river filled with islands and natural wonders.
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Tucked away in Vermont is this lovely once-bustling rail town, a perfect place to get away into the wild blue yonder or enjoy the sights of a cozy main street.
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A trip to some hot springs, especially ones with the stunning mountain views of this Idaho retreat, is the ultimate in relaxation. It's even open year-round.
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For epic views of Mount Shasta, hike to this heart-shaped lake in California. Bring your camera and camping gear, because this adventure will make memories.
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Seafood lovers will be in heaven when visiting this town, known as the "seafood capital of South Carolina," and boasting pristine beach fun.
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A unique state park in the Texas Hill Country is a historical settlement where its earliest residents left their mark permanently in stone.
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This California city is the ideal gateway to Redwood National and State Parks, breweries and seafood restaurants, unique stays, ocean beaches, and so much more.
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This canyon in the Nevada desert is one of the best places to enjoy hiking, hot springs, and natural desert beauty. However, it's also a remote location.
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Camping with kids is harder than it might seem, which is why taking a glamping road trip in Idaho might make for a more comfortable and convenient journey.
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The ideal base camp for your outdoor adventures in New York's Adirondacks is a town surrounded by clear lakes and family-friendly attractions.
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Take a trip to this gorgeous state park in Virginia to see wild ponies, hike to waterfalls, try your hand at bouldering, or camp in a cozy yurt.
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At this Texas state park, you can walk where the dinosaurs once roamed, spotting their tracks between hikes and swims in the refreshing river.
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An artsy community in Alaska is situated on a beautiful blue bay full with wildlife and scenery that will make it clear why artists find it inspiring.
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Ruins of some of most impressive buildings in ancient culture are situated in this remote canyon in the Southwest, where you can see the structures up close.
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If you're looking to truly get away from it all, this Michigan campground offers the seclusion you need to reconnect with the outdoors.
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Want to escape the crowds of Yosemite this summer? One campground just outside the park offers uncrowded serenity on the shores of an idyllic lake.
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If you love outdoor concert venues, head to this scenic amphitheater in Washington that rivals Colorado's Red Rocks, and offers onsite camping and food.
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Take this less-traveled road to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. Camp alongside the Colorado River while admiring stunning mountain views and desert landscapes.
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