How Long Can You Actually Stay In A National Park?
If you've fantasized about staying in one of the nations' beautiful national parks for an extended period, know that many limit the length of your stay.
Read MoreIf you've fantasized about staying in one of the nations' beautiful national parks for an extended period, know that many limit the length of your stay.
Read MoreImmerse yourself in the vibrant, fiery red rocks of Utah at this under-the-radar state park that boasts ample trails amidst towering spires.
Read MoreFor a unique, rustic stay within Glacier National Park’s wilderness, hike to this historic lodge with access to challenging trails and gorgeous views.
Read MoreA newly built trail was designed to revitalize interior villages with coffee plantations and cloud forests, with hikers engaging in an epic sea-to-sea trek.
Read MoreThe hike to the top of this magnificent trail in Arizona is arguably the state's most challenging, but the views make it worth every drop of sweat.
Read MoreUpstate New York is home to one of the biggest state parks in the country, an outdoor paradise that offers visitors unmatched beauty all year round.
Read MoreOn your next trip to North Carolina, stop by a beautiful state park full of amazing waterfalls and great hiking trails - it even has a lake with sandy beaches.
Read MoreThis state park in Arizona may be hidden, but it’s packed with activities. Camp next to the river, fish, hike, or cruise for miles through the desert.
Read MoreFor the ultimate excitement during a California road trip, daring travelers will want to stop at this state park where the desert becomes an exhilarating road.
Read MoreOne of the most challenging treks in the Grand Canyon is also one of the most rewarding. Solitude is possible on this beautiful backcountry route.
Read MoreA phenomenal combination of natural beauty and unparalleled danger, this mind-blowing glacier in the heart of Alaska's wilderness will delight explorers.
Read MoreThis 51-mile-long trail system is a multi-day rugged adventure through Zion National Park's most iconic sites. Best of all, you get to dodge the big crowds.
Read MoreSuperb views of the Grand Canyon from high up in a helicopter may sound out of your budget, but the experience might cost less than you'd expect.
Read MoreFor a relaxing retreat from the hustle and bustle of Cleveland, head to this nearby lake state park with plenty of fun outdoor activities and cute cottages.
Read MoreYou don't need to spend a lot of money on a Caribbean vacation or even pack a passport to see breathtaking sunsets, when this Midwest state has what you want.
Read MoreDeath Valley is mainly filled with arid desert scenery, but this region of the famed national park is home to a wondrous waterfall oasis.
Read MoreOne of the best ways to enjoy spring is with wildflowers. For gorgeous wildflower views and impressive waterfalls, head to this park in Northern California.
Read MoreIf you are looking for a beautiful spot in the Midwest for your next beach trip, head to this town in Michigan that is known for its similarities to Cape Cod.
Read MoreLiving in a big city certainly has its perks, but every once in a while it's nice to get away. These scenic road trips out of Chicago are the perfect fit.
Read MoreEnjoy the beauty of all four seasons and a region full of wine vineyards and national parks at this Washington landmark, the nation's third deepest lake.
Read MorePhotographers flock to Death Valley’s otherworldly landscape during sunrise and sunset, and these are the best places to see the red, pink, and lavender hues.
Read MoreIn Northern California, a stone's throw from the Google offices and the coastline, there's a hidden gem state park with great hiking through wildflower fields.
Read MoreFor a little time in nature and an escape from the city, head to this Indiana state park that is located near Fort Wayne and has a bison herd and easy trails.
Read MoreIn New Jersey, around Barnegat Bay, you can see beautiful wildlife at a secluded island that's so exclusive, you need to book months in advance to go there.
Read MoreOnce part of the Oregon Trail, this scenic wilderness area and lake offers visitors incredible year-round camping, fishing, and hiking opportunities.
Read MoreIf you're on the hunt for Petoskey stones, water sports adventures, miles of trails, and sandy lakeside beaches, this 303-acre state park in Michigan awaits.
Read MoreFor a chance to stay in a rustic cabin in the heart of the Smoky Mountains, head to this Tennessee spot for beautiful views, no crowds, and plenty of adventure.
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