• United States
  • United States

    The variety of ecosystems and adventures in the United States is truly remarkable. Whether you're looking to hit the beach, the mountains, the desert, or jump in the car and road-trip it all, the USA has adventure for everyone.

    Top Spots in and near United States

    • Chicago, Illinois

      Run Chicago’s Lakefront Trail

      5.0
      6.7 mi
      Chicago – the third largest city in the US and home to the deep dish pizza – doesn’t exactly scream “outdoorsy.” In reality, there is much more to Chicago than skyscrapers; there are dozens of parks, outdoor music venues, and the city is right on Lake Michigan, making it very easy on the eyes. Be...
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    • Boulder, Colorado

      Lost Gulch Overlook

      0.11 mi / 21.43 ft gain
      Lost Gulch Overlook: Boulder's Premier Sunset & Mountain View Destination A short drive up the very steep Flagstaff Mountain brings you to incredible views spanning from the eastern plains to the jagged, snow-capped peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park. Lost Gulch Overlook offers one of the...
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    • San Diego, California

      Rose Canyon Trail

      3.6
      4.21 mi / 220 ft gain
      This hike is open year-round but is especially beautiful in the spring when the wildflowers are blooming and the spring is running. This trail offers good entry level mountain biking, with mostly flat well maintained trails and a couple of challenging but doable hills. 
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    • Bend, Oregon

      Snowshoe or XC Ski to Tumalo Falls

      3.5
      5 mi / 500 ft gain
      If you are looking to Hike to Tumalo Falls in any season other than winter, click here!In the summer, Tumalo Falls can be a great destination to drive up and hang out due to the fact that you can park near the base of the falls. Because of this, it can get quite crowded! However, in the winter, t...
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    • Frisco, Colorado

      Frisco to Vail through Hike

      5.0
      12.7 mi / 3117 ft gain
      Starting at the Meadow Creek Trail head just off the turn off to Frisco this hike connects the stunning Eccles Pass and Gore Creek trails. Passing over Eccles Pass (11,917') and Red Buffalo Pass (11,742') this spectacular hike passes through dense forest, serene lakes and bubbling creeks. The V...
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    • Cassatt, South Carolina

      Goodale State Park Kayak Trail

      5.0
      2.44 mi / 154 ft gain
      Just minutes from downtown Camden, South Carolina, the kayak trail at Goodale State Park offers a peaceful half-day adventure that feels worlds away from the hustle of daily life. This quiet 3-mile out-and-back paddle winds through Pine Tree Creek and the serene waters of Adams Mill Pond, guidi...
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    • Healy, Alaska

      Camp at Wonder Lake

      Sitting at mile 85 of the 92 mile park road through Denali National Park, Wonder Lake Campground is an oasis in the wilderness. Wonder Lake is also the the closest you can get to Denali. (Note: You may see the big mountain called Mt. McKinley on maps, but everyone in Alaska calls it Denali.) Pr...
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    • Hiddenite, United States

      Hollow Rock Trail

      4.0
      3.45 mi / 741 ft gain
      From the parking lot, head northwest to find the trailhead for Buzzard Roost Loop. Follow that and stay left to meet up with the Hollow Rock Trail. This is a moderate hike with great views of the park. Perfect for a quick escape with the family. For a quick and tasty bite after your hike, hit up...
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    • Somerset, Colorado

      Hike the Three Lakes Trail

      5.0
      4.5 mi / 580 ft gain
      The Three Lakes trail near Crested Butte is a great loop if you're looking to hit up a couple mountain lakes. At 4.5 miles with moderate incline, this trail can easily be knocked out in under 2 hours. It also is a great hike to admire fall colors as you'll get great views of the Ruby Range and th...
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    • Randle, Washington

      Backpack the Snowgrass Flats, Cispus Basin, Nannie Ridge Loop

      4.8
      19.6 mi / 3000 ft gain
      Take three or four nights and check out some of the most epic views in the Pacific Northwest. Though you can do a shorter or faster route, I highly recommend you consider the 19-mile loop from the Snowgrass trailhead through Cispus Basin and Cispus Pass (6400'), and then back down Nannie Ridge. D...
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    • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

      Bike the Bluff Creek Trails

      5.0
      3.78 mi / 79 ft gain
      Bluff Creek Park is a beautiful forested park hidden within the suburbs of Oklahoma City near Lake Hefner. The park contains 2 miles of wheel-chaiasphalt walking path that sweeps along the outside scenic edge of the park through trees and by ponds. Inside the park is over 3.1 miles of single-tr...
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    • Snoqualmie Pass, Washington

      Cooper Lake

      The Owhi Campground on Cooper Lake is tucked away in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest near Salmon La Sac.  It sits at 2,788 feet and has views of Chikamin Peak (6960') and Lemah Mountain (7480'). The lake is quiet, very photogenic, and easily accessible.   The campground is on the north si...
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    • Waimea, Hawaii

      Stroll along the Iliau Nature Loop

      5.0
      0.3 mi / 40 ft gain
      Iliau, an endemic plant to Kaua'i's westside, grows along the path -- hence the name: Iliau Nature Loop -- is located in Waimea Canyon State Park. Not far after mile marker 8. It has the same trailhead as Kukui Trail.Native vegetation are identified in signs along the path. There are excellent vi...
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    • Beaver Ponds Trail, Wyoming

      Hike Beaver Ponds Loop

      5.0
      5.65 mi / 7188 ft gain
      Beaver Ponds Loop offers a perfect day hike in the Mammoth Hot Springs area of Yellowstone National Park. How to get there: The trailhead for Beaver Ponds is located just north of the Mammoth Hot Springs thermal area on Grand Loop Road. Although there is no designated parking lot for Beaver Po...
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    • Maple City, Michigan

      Hike Pyramid Point Trail

      4.3
      2.8 mi / 570 ft gain
      Beginning at the trailhead, the 2.8 mile round trip takes you on a gravel/sand trail up 570 feet. The trail slowly winds uphill until you hit an opening at the top that looks out at the Sleeping Bear Dunes and down on Lake Michigan. 
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    • Jefferson County, Washington

      Marmot and Constance Passes

      21.61 mi / 6135 ft gain
      The secret to this trip: Marmot Pass and Boulder Shelter, where you can camp on National Forest Service land. Multiple excellent, large backpacking sites sit just on the edge of the National Park, giving you great access to Mt. Constance and Mt. Deception, two of the tallest peaks in the Olympics...
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