The Natchez Trace Trail is a natural landmark in the United States cruising through Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi - here's all you need to know about it.
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Occupying a two-mile-long swath by the Long Island Sound, Hammonasset Beach State Park in Connecticut, is a beloved destination for swimming, hiking, and more.
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Hidden within a unique geological park in China is the world’s largest natural arch. Its magnificent, awe-inspiring beauty will leave you speechless.
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This garden in Georgia offers more than just flowers and greenery. Discover outdoor activities, shopping, a spa, cozy cottages, and so much more.
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Outside of Reykjavík and the famous Blue Lagoon, you'll find a stunning Icelandic peninsula with hiking trails, photogenic black beaches, and a Viking village.
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Before walking across the frozen surface of a lake to admire the pristine wilderness of the Adirondack Mountains, make sure it is safe to put weight on the ice.
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If you're looking to add an exciting respite to your road trip itinerary, we've got you covered with some of the best rest stops in the country.
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There's only one suspension bridge in the world linking two mountain summits, and you can find it in this picturesque ski destination in Europe.
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For adventurous trekking or merely enjoying lunch in a gorgeous setting, this natural attraction is one of the best places to visit in Iowa.
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Italy’s Lake Garda offers many opportunities for outdoor exploration, and this magical waterfall cave within a rocky gorge will leave you speechless.
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For a tranquil lunch or fun-filled day with your family, stop to admire the cascades at the largest continuously running waterfall in Missouri.
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Colorado is known for its amazing skiing, and you can hit the slopes at this sustainable resort long after the winter season ends for the rest of the continent.
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The title holder for the world's largest waterfall is a hidden, underwater phenomenon located in between Iceland and Greenland in an icy strait.
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Some ski resorts use weather-based dynamic pricing, with cheaper lift ticket costs on bad days. Here’s how it works and tips to save money on your next trip.
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Pittsburgh is known for its bridges, but it is also a city built among hills, and home to an intimidating street with the steepest average grade in the U.S.
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The Blue Ridge Mountains is home to a ski resort in North Carolina that gives Colorado a run for its money on the region with the best ski resorts.
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While Yellowstone is the Cowboy State's biggest natural attraction, this lesser-visited setting is loaded with terrific hikes showcasing vast beauty.
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Tropical serenity awaits you at the hidden Central American surf beach called Playa Maderas in Nicaragua known for mysterious "sand volcanoes."
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Within the dense jungle of Costa Rica lies a charming orchid garden with rare plants, stunning beauty, and a peaceful atmosphere with laid-back vibes.
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Experience Austrian bliss with skiing, hiking, horseback riding, or a spa day at this cozy alpine hotel in the shadow of the Leogang Mountains.
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Skip the pool and head to this Tennessee swimming spot in the Great Smoky Mountains for a relaxing, crowd-free day of tubing, hiking, and picnicking.
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Wander between towering spires of clay and explore Bolivia’s otherworldly landscapes at this lunar rock valley in the Andean mountain range.
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This underground natural wonder is an amazing spectacle that resembles the awe-inspiring cascades of Niagara Falls within Mammoth Cave National Park.
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Iowa is home to 'Little Switzerland,' an outdoor paradise that's perfect for nature-loving families. These are the outdoor adventures you can take advantage of.
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The western United States is famous for its epic ski resorts with the most powdery snow. This is what makes the west the best part of the country for skiing.
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The second-largest lake in Florida is perfect for a day on the water, filled with hiking, fishing, kayaking, and more, just miles away from Orlando.
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Explore one of the oldest hotels in the Northwest, a mountaintop ski resort in Oregon that was built in the 1930s and is now preserved as a historical site.
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