Nestled along the Illinois River, this rustic destination boasts hiking, rafting, wildlife, and year-round opportunities to connect with nature.

From the top of Minnesota to the hills of Arkansas, the fall months of September and October are when the Midwest is at its finest. With far fewer crowds than the iconic New England, yet equal amounts ...

Former WCCO anchor Don Shelby hiked some of the highest peaks in Alaska, sought craggy sheets of ice to climb on frozen waterfalls and rode some of Minnesota’s toughest terrain on a mountain bike. Now ...

India is known for its natural beauty and countless hidden treasures. When it comes to waterfalls, people are familiar with famous names like Jog Falls, Dhuandhar Falls, or Elephanta Waterfalls. But ...

The 2026 Celebrity President’s Cruise from Athens to Barcelona sets sail on September 13, 2026. Prices for the eight-night itinerary from $2799 per person twin share.

There is plenty to do in Pikes Peak State Park, from hiking to birding to hunting for fossils. Discover one of Iowa’s top nature destinations.

Our expert reveals the top attractions on the island, from historic sites to natural wonders Mauritius might be famous for its beaches, but there’s more to the island than turquoise lagoons. For a ...

Upstate New York is where city dwellers exhale – a region of winding rivers, forested peaks and charming towns that feel worlds away from Manhattan. And the best part? It’s only about 90 minutes from ...

If you’re looking to escape the peak tourist season rush, now is the perfect time to explore those tucked-away beaches and charming small towns of South Africa.

Worlds End State Park in Forksville, Pennsylvania might just be the universe’s way of telling you it’s time to embrace that feeling full-time, at least for a weekend.

Tennessee’s rolling hills and lush forests hide some of nature’s most spectacular water features. While popular spots like Fall Creek Falls draw thousands of visitors, the state harbors dozens of ...

Beginning in a lush forest cathedral of Douglas fir, ponderosa pine, and oak, you’ll walk beneath a canopy so thick that sunlight filters through in golden shafts, as if the trees are playing with ...