Oregon's Hidden Gem Mountain City Boasts Scenic Nature And Outdoor Recreation
Between a mountain and a river in Oregon, you'll find the "windsurfing capital of the world" and one of the "most underrated travel destinations in the U.S."
Read MoreBetween a mountain and a river in Oregon, you'll find the "windsurfing capital of the world" and one of the "most underrated travel destinations in the U.S."
Read MoreTucked into woodlands in the South is a national park with fascinating underground trails, along with camping, boating, and other activities above ground.
Read MoreWithin an hour's drive of Yosemite is a small community bursting with gold rush history and outdoor adventures, from rafting to skydiving and cycling.
Read MoreDiscover one of the country's top disc golf courses, along with cozy campsites and plenty of wildlife, in this state park near Portland, Oregon.
Read MoreArizona may not usually be associated with beaches, but this local town boasts sandy shores along its crystal-clear river and spots for water sports.
Read MoreChoose from three different trails to reach a stunning, crystal-clear Washington lake surrounded by mountain peaks and captivating wildlife.
Read MoreCalifornia's most famous sites have been depicted in films, art, and photographs, but nothing compares to seeing them for yourself, in living color.
Read MoreThis stunning region of Mexico is best experienced on foot with a guided tour, from a cliff-top hotel suite, or from a vintage train along the canyon's rim.
Read MoreThis scenic town in southwest Montana boasts one of the largest ski resorts in the U.S., but remains refreshingly uncrowded compared to other hot spots.
Read MoreIn the southwest region of the Rocky Mountains, this city truly has it all — rugged wilderness, river rafting, vintage train rides, and a charming downtown.
Read MoreSurrounded by some of the most iconic natural landmarks in the state, Colorado's second-largest city offers both outdoor adventure and urban charm.
Read MoreNicknamed "The Nature Island," this Caribbean destination celebrated a big leap in visitors in 2025, and travelers are falling in love with its beauty.
Read MoreFrom ancient cliff dwellings to some of the most-photographed and visually striking destinations in the country, Colorado has no shortage of iconic sights.
Read MoreFrom gentle trails along the rim to steep treks to the base, these trails reward hikers of all skill levels with extraordinary views of the famous Grand Canyon.
Read MoreIf you consider yourself a wine aficionado, this California destination is a must-visit spot for vineyards, a wine train, and an abundance of tasting options.
Read MoreDefined by sea stacks, dramatic waves, old-growth forests, and sea lions sunbathing on the shore, these coastal hikes in Oregon are incredibly picturesque.
Read MoreThis new national park in Ireland is a unique, non-contiguous collection of landmarks, from historical islands to stunning coastal spots and hikeable mountains.
Read MoreCalled the "Carmel of the North," this charming Oregon coastal city boasts scenic hikes, a golf course, water sports, and local restaurants.
Read MoreFar from the mainland of the U.S. is an obscure American national park full of island adventures, coastal hikes, historical trails, and sandy beaches.
Read MoreSurrounded by boreal forest and the crystal clear waters of Lake Superior, this town in northern Ontario is a year-round playground of outdoor fun.
Read MoreThe reviews are in: these hiking trails are considered top-notch for their accessibility and endless stunning views of the Adirondack Mountains.
Read MoreOn Florida's west coast, you'll find a small island bursting with hiking trails, gorgeous beaches, wildlife, and top-tier sunsets at this state park.
Read MoreThough Great Smoky Mountains is the most-visited national park in the U.S., this gateway city is equally worth exploring for family-friendly fun.
Read MoreSlated to open in late summer 2026, this Maryland state park will feature yurts, cabins, and a cozy visitors' lodge with family-friendly activities and hikes.
Read MoreWashington's largest national park sees relatively few visitors per year, yet it boasts some of the state's most stunning views and hiking trails.
Read MoreNew York City may offer round-the-clock fun, but this mountainside spot upstate also has an array of offerings no matter which time of year you visit.
Read MoreIf the crowds and chaos of Rome are getting you down, Rick Steves suggests taking a trip to this nearby destination for a quieter, calmer experience.
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