Endless recreation options on lakefront Illinois
Start exploring Chicago by kayaking the Chicago River through downtown or walking or biking the paved Lakefront Trail. Exercise in Grant Park and other urban parks with Lake Michigan views as your backdrop.
Get in gear and pedal your way around Rhode Island
Bike paths and trails stretch through scenic Rhode Island landscapes. See panoramic views of historic harbors and Narragansett Bay. Pedal along the historic Blackstone River and in Block Island’s nature preserves.
Reel in prized fish from West Virginia’s waters
West Virginia offers 158,000 kilometers of rivers and streams. Cast a line for bass, crappie, walleye, catfish and trout. Try the Guyandotte River in the Hatfield-McCoy Mountains or Cheat Lake in Mountaineer Country.
Fishing with freighter views in Sault Ste. Marie
Bypass the popular viewing area to watch mighty freighters pass through Michigan’s Soo Locks. For an up-close vantage point, go fishing in the St. Marys River. Pull in salmon, pike and bass.
Keep your eyes open for wildlife in Louisiana
On your own or with a guide, canoe or kayak in Lake Martin, a wildlife preserve near Lafayette. While paddling through a swamp, you’ll spot creatures that include water birds, alligators and nutria.
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See Eastern Oregon by bicycle and motorbike
Jump on your bike of choice and hit the Eastern Oregon trail. There’s more to cycle, motorbike, tour and gravel grind on the trails, tracks and over 560 kilometers of scenic bikeways.
Hike and paddle in Central Oregon national forest
Hike around one of the many lucid lakes in Deschutes National Forest in Bend. Paddle a canoe or kayak, go fishing and take spectacular photos of your surroundings, including Mount Bachelor.
Lovely lakeshores perfect for exploring
You could spend a lifetime exploring amazing places in California. Just imagine: It could be you camping and kayaking along 58 kilometers of shoreline at crystal-clear Whiskeytown Lake near Redding.
Want to surf? Go to California, of course
Adventurous folks flock to laid-back Dana Point for surfing along 10 kilometers of Pacific Ocean coastline. While you’re catching waves, don’t be surprised if you see dolphins and whales.
It’s a natural – go explore Oregon’s trails
There are kilometers and kilometers of hiking paths, cycling routes, and nature and water trails to explore in Tualatin Valley. A must-see spot near Portland is Tillamook State Forest.
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Play along 160 kilometers of Washington coastline
Paddle in Bellingham Bay surrounded by stunning mountain peaks. Whatever level of activity you are seeking in Bellingham, find it around the Salish Sea, during bayside strolls or on alpine trails.
Get a group together for an Oregon bike ride
Forget the stress of trip planning and let a guide take charge of your next mountain biking adventure. An exciting option is touring the McKenzie River Trail in Willamette National Forest.
Reach the summit of Devils Tower National Monument
It’s a challenging feat, but climbing to the top of the northeastern Wyoming monument is a thrill like no other. Unless you’re an expert rock climber, seek a guide’s assistance.
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Sunrise hiking trip in Washington mountains
Rocky terrain and snow-capped peaks greet visitors to the Glacier Peak Wilderness. Expect an amazing view of the northern Cascade Mountains – especially when surrounded by the glow of the rising sun.
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Hit the water and hike trails in Carlsbad
At pristine beaches and the outstanding Carlsbad Lagoon, water sports aficionados have plenty of reasons to enjoy California’s weather. Landlubbers can follow the longest trail system in the San Diego area.
Dive into adventures on Florida’s Sports Coast
Go on your own or charter a boat and guide to go snorkeling and harvest bay scallops, the ultimate sweet treats from the Gulf of Mexico. This is the hub for Florida’s scallop season.
Go mountain biking in Washington Wine Country
Under sunny skies 300 days a year, rigorous mountain biking outings are in store in Yakima Valley. After those outdoor adventures, relax with a glass of craft beer or local wine.
Where there’s water, there’s fishing in New York
Discover an array of adventures at New York’s ponds, lakes, parks and along the coast. Net small fish in a Catskills stream or reel in a big catch in a Great Lake.
Head to Batavia to play golf on scenic courses
The views are gorgeous on four courses in Batavia, about 45 minutes from Buffalo, New York. You won’t soon forget the stunning landscapes at the 27-hole Terry Hills Golf Course.
Water wonders in Mount Rainier National Park
Ask rangers which trails lead to over 20 waterfalls in Mount Rainier National Park. Your reward will be the views of the cascading water – too great to forget to take a photo.
