You Can Visit Two Of California's Stunning, Neighboring National Parks In One Trip
See the world's biggest trees, the highest mountain in the contiguous U.S., natural caves, and more in these adjacent California national parks.
Read MoreSee the world's biggest trees, the highest mountain in the contiguous U.S., natural caves, and more in these adjacent California national parks.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a truly world-class beach vacation, this San Diego neighborhood offers everything from stunning coastlines to aquariums and nature walks.
Read MoreEscape to the mountains of California and discover this lesser-known lake that offers a serene setting for swimming, hiking, fishing, and camping.
Read MoreThis new state park in The Grand Canyon State is ideal for those who want to avoid crowds and enjoy a leisurely hike in Arizona’s beautiful high desert.
Read MoreWhen you need a break after completing one of Colorado's tough high-elevation climbs, grab a quick bite and admire this former mining town's historic buildings.
Read MorePopular and populous, Los Angeles is the city equivalent of a kaleidoscope. Folks who want a change of pace can reach this quieter locale off the coast.
Read MoreThough Indiana is far from the ocean, you can still have a day of fun on the water at this local lake with beaches, fishing spots, and campgrounds.
Read MoreIn the hot and arid conditions of Death Valley National Park, this hidden natural attraction is a surprising spot worth venturing off the beaten path for.
Read MoreThis Southern California beach is iconic and popular among travelers today, but it has a complicated history and was once known as the "Slum by the Sea."
Read MoreThis U.S. city is packed with recreation options, from indoor amusement centers to unique live shows, and many activities are suitable for all ages.
Read MoreYou don't need a trip to the Caribbean to enjoy sandy beaches, gorgeous coastal views, and seafood. You could travel to this small Florida island instead.
Read MoreTourists tend to overlook this lake in a legendary national park in favor of more famous sights, but we think it’s worth a stop for every first-time visitor.
Read MoreGet a taste of everything SoCal has to offer without the crowds by visiting this charming coastal city conveniently located between San Diego and LA.
Read MoreAt over 23,000 acres, this man-made Wisconsin lake offers plenty of space for boating, paddling, fishing, and swimming, with cabins and campsites nearby.
Read MoreWhile the sand at this Florida state park might resemble sugar, you shouldn't eat it. Instead, just feast your eyes on the sweet coastal views.
Read MoreThough tourists flock to its neighboring city for a tropical getaway, this suburb was named the worst place for a staycation in the country.
Read MoreThis 53-mile-long lake in Oregon is a destination for unique desert scenery, hiking, camping, boating, and paddling, surrounded by mountains and canyons.
Read MoreLooking for a summer excursion to the Cascade Mountains without all the crowds of the National Parks? Visit this charming lake — and even spend the night.
Read MoreWith its foggy weather, plethora of museums and bookstores, and historical allure, this U.S. city was named the coziest destination in the country in one study.
Read MoreGo fishing, camp under the stars, rent a pontoon boat, hike the trails, and swim at two different beaches at this man-made Oklahoma reservoir.
Read MoreCiting its bad reputation and outdated design, President Donald Trump has agreed to give this busy U.S. airport a major makeover over the next decade.
Read MoreIn northern Ohio, there's a national park packed with over 100 waterfalls, 125 miles of hiking trails, and a scenic train ride through nature.
Read MoreVirginia's impressive wine region isn't as famous as the Napa Valley, but it does offer stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, plus much more space.
Read MoreWith stunning fall foliage as your backdrop, explore New York City, the Adirondack Mountains, and the scenery of Montreal during this romantic train journey.
Read MoreThose who love nature but hate crowds can take solace in this beautiful mountain escape in the Beaver State, complete with camping, diving, hiking, and boating.
Read MoreOutdoor adventurers looking for a hiking challenge with stunning views and distinct geological features should book a trip to this popular national park.
Read MoreThe Golden State's longest walkable pier is a must-see destination that offers everything from stunning ocean views and wildlife to shopping and delicious food.
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