Within Northern Arizona’s pristine desert landscape, you’ll find awe-inspiring sandstone cliffs and swirling patterns of red rock at a canyon monument.
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A Joshua Tree National Park hiking trail hides a secret abandoned shelter that offers visitors who can find it a glimpse of California's mining history.
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This expansive Yosemite campground is reopening in 2025 after a multi-year renovation. Here's what improvements to expect and how to reserve your spot.
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One of the coolest places you've never been is located in Central Florida, where you'll find an enormous forest with a unique ecosystem and trails to explore.
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To be able to explore a unique and ethereal geological wonder, head to this Florida state park with a tropical rainforest growing at the bottom of a sinkhole.
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Enjoy Glacier National Park’s stunning alpine views without crowds along an under-the-radar route that was once a historic, helpful mountain passage.
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Tucked away in the southwestern corner of Minnesota sits a state park offering not just beautiful scenery, but also a chance to watch grazing bison.
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This little-known Florida state park features more diverse and extensive examples of the region's flora and fauna than any other single destination.
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Cool off from Arizona’s heat in a gorgeously unique state park and swimming hole that turns into a natural waterslide among gorgeous red rock canyons.
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Visitors to the Land of Enchantment won't want to miss out on this incredible state park in New Mexico, with the opportunity to camp by a lake and see wildlife.
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A national park shortcut may not seem like a big deal, but it could land you on the wrong side of the law. Here's what happened when someone tested the limits.
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This popular Washington waterfall makes for a stunning sight, but if you're not careful, you could get seriously hurt (or even die) when hiking near it.
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The National Park Service has started to ban one type of payment in certain parks across the U.S., which has sparked controversy among visitors.
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Once home to one of North Dakota's earliest pioneer settlements, this park is now one of the state's most beloved hot spots for all-season outdoor fun.
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Care to get away in a scenic and serene mountain retreat? Consider heading off to this South Carolina state park with rustic but modern cabins.
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Underwater caves spanning 33,000 feet, karst landscapes, and serene waterside hiking trails define this secluded Florida state park known as a divers paradise.
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Folk music, mahogany cakes, campsites, hiking, canoeing, and even a 97-bell carillon tower define this artsy heritage state park on Florida's Suwannee River.
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This Central Valley city is the largest in the region and serves as a gateway to not only Yosemite National Park but also other different parks and attractions.
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This state park near Stuart offers up stellar kayaking and paddleboarding, plus boat access to off-the-beaten-track beaches for a tranquil day on the water.
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Explore a truly otherworldly, volcanic landscape and pristine hidden beaches without crowds at an underrated natural park along Spain’s Southern Coast.
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Explore Connecticut's mysterious park where hiking trails wind through an abandoned town's haunting remains to uncover its surprisingly dark secrets.
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For a getaway filled with amazing views, wonderful nature reserves, and the freshest seafood, this North Carolina destination is not to be missed.
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Don't let its immense popularity fool you — this seemingly simple Yosemite National Park trail is one of the most life-threatening hikes in all of America.
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If you are a fan of gorgeous campgrounds, head to this unique coastal state park in Oregon with sandy shores, historic trails, and even an old shipwreck.
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Looking for a beach getaway with a twist? This remote spot blends quiet hikes, epic coastal views, and once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounters.
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This Scottish village is situated in the Cairngorms National Park and is renowned for its outdoor adventures, hiking and walking paths, and numerous castles.
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The highest peak in the spectacular Shenandoah Mountains grants visitors to this Virginia destination incredible 360-degree views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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