Those who like their European vacations with a side of outdoor adventure will adore this unbelievable hiking trail connecting the villages of Cinque Terre.
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This charming Canadian town, located halfway between Montreal and Toronto, offers a relaxing riverside getaway with quaint shops, history, and lovely ambiance.
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No cars, no crowds, no rush. This beach in Portugal's Algarve region is a cream-colored paradise accessible only by ferry and is one of the country's prettiest.
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If you love Narnia, stunning cloudswept views, and mythical stones steeped in ancient folklore, check out this secret hike in Northern Ireland.
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Theme parks aren't the only parks in Florida. The Sunshine State offers natural escapes, including this charming state park with an abundance of azaleas.
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For the perfect Puerto Rico trip, head to this coastal beach with some amazing snorkeling, shallow reefs that are teeming with life, and a bioluminescent bay.
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Utah’s famous Bryce Canyon offers a nighttime activity once a month to explore a different side of the gorgeous, iconic natural landscape.
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One of the most stunning caves in California is finally set to reopen after several years. But you need to book in advance to secure your spot.
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Experience one of West Virginia's most beautiful canyon areas with a unique and scenic train ride and a day or two on the water.
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Walk through an otherworldly cavernous landscape without the need for any special equipment at a unique, underrated state park in Florida.
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What are the best airports to fly into when visiting the Grand Canyon? Whether you want the South Rim, North Rim, or more remote areas, we got you covered.
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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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This small Washington island on the Columbia River has much to offer, from a lighthouse and waterfront inn to a local microbrewery and plenty of hiking trails.
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Whether you're into NASCAR races, the great outdoors, or delicious Southern food, you'll be glad you visited this small Virginia town surrounded by mountains.
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This short and winding mountain road trip will add a little excitement to your next trip to South Dakota's Mount Rushmore.
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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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North Dakota is a beautiful place for outdoor adventure, and for an underrated city to use as a base during your trip, check out this serene camping paradise.
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Most people think of sharks as man-eating sea creatures, but the ones that live in this glorious South Pacific saltwater lagoon can be downright friendly.
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This "magic town" in Mexico is well known for its proximity to Mexico's highest volcano as well as it's elefant-shaped waterfalls and beautiful lagoons.
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This cliffside town offers truly stunning, scenic areas and hidden beaches that have Blue Flag certification. Plus, it's a great escape from the Lisbon crowds.
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To experience the majesty of the massive redwood trees, consider taking a trip to this Oregon forest, where you can avoid California's crowds.
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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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If you're willing to drive around the Spanish countryside, this small town between Barcelona and Madrid has tons of outdoor adventure and historic sites.
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If you are looking for a great way to get some fresh air and take in the awe-inspiring fjord views of Scandinavia, head to "The Grand Canyon of Norway."
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If a town known as the "Main Street to the Rockies" doesn't get the travel blood stirring, we don't know what to say. This is Colorado at its finest.
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There's a part of New York's Hudson Valley that offers beautiful scenery, historic sites, and an adorable town to explore. And it's only 90 minutes from NYC.
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Walk through a pristine natural setting with mossy canyon walls and cascading waterfalls at an underrated Illinois state park next to Starved Rock.
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