Hike among stunning waterfalls when you visit this Colorado park. As you explore, you'll discover a gorgeous stretch of trail ...

You may have noticed the big white “M” on the hillside between Moreno Valley and Riverside along Highway 60. That “M” is 150 feet tall and 150 feet wide—and there’s a trail you can use to hike right ...

Colorado’s waterfalls are summer showstoppers tucked into canyons, tumbling over cliffs, or splashing into hidden swimming holes. Some require a rugged hike, while others are easily accessible. With ...

Come for the soaring sandstone, stay for the stars—here’s everything you need to know about visiting Zion National Park.

Hike up the east wall of Zion Canyon to a deep, hidden, hanging canyon. Note: This trail begins at the Weeping Rock shuttle stop, which is where the hike to Hidden Canyon and Observation Point also ...

Picture this: towering cascades of pure, glistening water, surrounded by dramatic cliffs and stark landscapes. Iceland is a ...

Los Angeles is unique in its proximity to many peaceful backpacking campsites that are under an hour's drive away. We picked ...

Telluride's iconic box canyon looks just as good in green and wildflowers as it does in the snow. The mountain's San Sophia gondola operates for free for hiking and sightseeing between May and October ...

Roosevelt Point: This pullout spot has a short trail through overgrowth that leads to a scenic viewpoint. Vista Encantada: A picnic area with a canyon view, located near Roosevelt Point.

Roosevelt Point: This pullout spot has a short trail through overgrowth that leads to a scenic viewpoint. Vista Encantada: A picnic area with a canyon view, located near Roosevelt Point.