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Adventure at Krause Springs

Texas / Krause Springs

Spend the day swimming and exploring or stay the night and see everything this privately owned park has to offer! From the spring fed concrete pool, to natural spring fed swimming hole, waterfall, bu.

Ross Kyker

224 Saves

Paddle to Cypress Spring

Florida / Cotton Landing

Starting at Cotton Landing, you paddle about a quarter of a mile downstream until you encounter the spring run to the right/north.

Jeremy Clark

220 Saves

Hike to the Lake Agnes Teahouse

Canada / Lake Louise

Towering peaks, glaciated valleys and crystal clear water draws thousands of visitors a year to the shores of Lake Louise in Banff National Park.

Nate Luebbe

217 Saves

Canoe and Cliff Jump at Lake Nicol

Alabama / Lake Nicol Parking Area

Lake Nicol has several miles of unofficial trails that circle the west bank of the lake which features up to forty foot cliffs that provide both cliff jumping and an excellent view of the lake.

John Morgan Harrison

176 Saves

Kayak the Cahaba River

Alabama / Cahaba River

There are several places you can drop your kayak in. This is one of the more accessible spots. Another popular spot for dropping in your kayak is located on Grants Mill Road.

Edward Day

160 Saves

Paddle Guadalupe River at Berghiem

Texas / Bergheim Campgrounds

Drive up to Bergheim Campgrounds located at 103 White Water Rd Boerne, TX 78006 for a safe place to park your vehicles.

Sam Mauldin

147 Saves

Swim with Manatees in Blue Spring State Park

Florida / Blue Spring State Park

Located near Orange City, Florida, Blue Spring State Park is the largest spring on St. Johns River.

Lara Paul

134 Saves

Camp at Devils Lake State Park

Wisconsin / Quartzite Campground

Devil's Lake State Park has 29 miles of trail that vary in difficulty. The most popular trails are the East and West Bluff trails that circle Devil's Lake and offer some of the best views in the park.

Sonja Saxe

128 Saves