
Adventures highlight Hawaii's dramatic landscapes
Pristine beaches and rich cultural experiences are just the beginning of Hawaii's intrigue. There are six major islands to explore in the Hawaiian chain. The northernmost island, Kauai, is known as the Garden Island. It's home to tropical rainforests and verdant valleys. Marvel at its landscapes on adventures from stand-up paddleboarding to zip lining.
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Road trip to this stunning state park in Illinois
Seasonal waterfalls and sandstone canyons are among the many surprises at Starved Rock State Park, a riverside recreation area less than a two-hour drive from Chicago. After hours, enjoy Starved Rock Lodge and Conference Center, and choose from comfortable hotel rooms or cozy log cabins in the woods.

Year-round outdoor excitement in Louisiana
Located on the Gulf of Mexico with swamps, bayous and rivers throughout, Louisiana is a water lover’s paradise. Canoe through cypress trees dripping with Spanish moss to see salamanders and wading birds. Get close to alligators on a guided swamp tour. Louisiana is famous for world-class freshwater and saltwater fishing.

Get close to freshwater curiosities in Michigan
Plan on exciting outings to Michigan’s Great Lakes and rivers. The state's abundant waterways permit paddle trips for everyone from beginner to expert. For a crowd-pleasing route with unrivaled scenery, head to Lake Huron’s Turnip Rock. Glide in from Port Austin to enjoy 360-degree views of the intriguing rock stack.

Conquer challenging single-track trails in Utah
Take in spectacular Southwest scenery as you bike the Magnificent 7 Trail System. Known locally as "Mag-7," this network north of Moab shows off red rock landscapes and distant mountain peaks. Ride it point to point with the help of a local shuttle company.

See the stars above Nevada’s open horizons
Visit Great Basin National Park on a clear summer night and you can catch a glimpse of the Milky Way! Celestial bodies shine above this International Dark Sky Park, which received its designation in 2016.

Awe-inspiring views of the USA’s deepest lake
Stand atop the rim of Oregon’s Crater Lake and let the deep blue marvel move you. A volcanic eruption created this place, now a national park, where you can hike, ski, snowshoe, boat and camp. Guided tours can introduce you to the natural and cultural history of the area.

Set your own pace in Panama City Beach
Relax on award-winning Northwest Florida beaches, where almost 100 access points lead to soft quartz sand and warm, gentle waters. Feeling adventurous? Book a boat tour to see bottlenose dolphins or go parasailing to above the Gulf of Mexico and St. Andrews Bay.