Discover a quieter national park in Nevada, where golden aspens, mountain drives, ancient trees, cave tours, and dark skies make fall a rewarding time to visit.
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Discover an otherworldly California lake where striking limestone towers, sweeping mountain views, scenic trails, and paddling adventures await your next trip.
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This U.S. flight path, which goes over the mountains, was ranked as the most turbulent flight route in North America, despite being under 500 miles long.
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Escape the city at this Illinois state park, boasting 6 miles of sandy coastline, nature preserves, hiking trails, hundreds of campsites, and diverse wildlife.
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Explore a sprawling Southern California park filled with colorful gardens, fascinating museums, performing arts, and memorable adventures for the whole family.
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Discover a colorful Rocky Mountain town with scenic hiking trails, summer wildflowers, winter skiing, and inviting restaurants for a Colorado mountain getaway.
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Escape to a quiet California coastal town with uncrowded beaches, a historic pier, antique shops, and seaside dining for a refreshing Central Coast getaway.
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Swim in the 72-degree waters of this natural Florida spring, surrounded by lush canopies, rivers, and wetlands that host birds and other wildlife.
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Plan a Florida beach escape with remarkably clear waters, scenic waterways, and waterfront dining in a luxurious town that blends history with modern amenities.
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Discover a vast reservoir surrounded by colorful sandstone canyons, with boating, fishing, swimming, and camping for a scenic escape in the American Southwest.
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Tucked in the San Jacinto Mountains is a relaxed California community known for its hiking trails, dog-friendly atmosphere, and local shops and eateries.
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Take a scenic, 10-day train ride to visit some of North America's most beautiful national parks, with sightseeing stops in resort towns along the way.
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Discover a laid-back escape between San Diego and Palm Springs with scenic wineries, animal encounters, hiking trails, and fun family-friendly attractions.
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Discover a Colorado foothills getaway with scenic trails, creek adventures, Old West history, and charming downtown stays for a memorable escape into nature.
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Be just minutes away from Disney World without splurging on a Disney accommodation at this nearby resort boasting its own on-site water park.
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Break up the drive between LA and Las Vegas at a California ghost town with rugged off-roading trails, mining history, camping, and family-friendly attractions.
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Inside one of Tennessee's youngest state parks is a 60-foot waterfall, which plunges into blue waters that are open to hikers for a refreshing swim.
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If you're visiting the historical sites of Virginia, make a pit stop at this property dating back to the 1660s, where you can take a tour and have a picnic.
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Surrounded by mountain scenery, this Yosemite lake offers sandy shores, refreshing summer swims, nearby scenic hiking trails, and peaceful paddling adventures.
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This Florida state park boasts a 72-degree spring where swimmers can stay cool, along with waters for paddling, boat tours, and hiking trails.
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This Colorado lake may be small, but it stands out for being the highest-elevation named lake in the country, and you can visit it during a scenic hike.
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Sandy beaches, mountain trails, winter adventures, and cozy cafés make this California lakeside town a scenic escape with plenty to enjoy throughout the year.
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Just north of Boston, this historic Massachusetts beach offers sandy shores, summer sand sculptures, and a seaside escape with easy access by public transit.
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Though Niagara Falls is iconic, the United States is dotted with several other gorgeous waterfalls, from "Root Beer Falls" to the "Eighth Wonder of the World."
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If you love the great outdoors, this Canadian town near Vancouver is calling your name, with hikes, rafting, windsurfing, and paddling in a picturesque setting.
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This massive San Diego city park, just minutes from downtown, has over 60 miles of trails, a lake for boating and fishing, and a 46-site campground.
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It's not every day that you get to hang out in a park that used to be a storied training ground for soldiers. But this San Diego park is anything from ordinary.
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