• 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

    • Cleveland, South Carolina

      Raven Cliff Falls

      4.5
      7.76 mi / 2185 ft gain
      Location: From the intersection of US276 & SC11, head Northwest on US276.  Drive to the top of the mountain, 1 mile past the visitor's center, and The Raven Cliff Falls Parking Area and trail head will be on your right.  After parking in the Raven Cliff Falls Parking Area, the trailhead is l...
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    • Longmont, Colorado

      McIntosh Lake Loop

      4.5
      3.6 mi / 72 ft gain
      McIntosh Lake is in northwest Longmont. The 3.6-mile loop extends all the way around the lake, with the first half being on a paved cement trail with neighborhood playgrounds, basketball, volleyball, and a seasonally open restroom. The trail turns to dirt on the western half of the loop, and here...
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    • Buckeye, Arizona

      Hike Valley Vista from Turnbuckle Trail

      5.0
      2 mi
      The Valley Vista trail is a short hike in Skyline Regional Park, located in the southern region of the White Tank Mountains west of Phoenix.  From the top you'll have a great view of the Estrella Mountain Range and the southwest valley.  For the most direct route, take the Turnbuckle trail.  This...
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    • Humboldt County, Nevada

      Hike Black Rock Point

      1.5 mi / 500 ft gain
      Overlooking the Applegate & Overland Emigrant Trail Split, Black Rock Point is a large, dark rocky outcropping from which the Black Rock Desert derives its name. The views are perhaps the best in the entire Black Rock Desert - High Rock Canyon Emigrant Trails National Conservation Area. The h...
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    • San Diego, California

      Bayside Trail

      4.5
      1.99 mi / 397 ft gain
      The Bayside Trail features beautiful spring wild flowers and is accessible year-round. The trail is wide with a few rest stops and benches along the way. The trail is breezy, much cooler than many trails inland, featuring ocean views throughout the duration.  This monument commemorates the landi...
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    • Ketchum, Idaho

      Alice Lake, Twin Lake, Edith Lake Loop

      21.85 mi / 3996 ft gain
      Alice Lake, Twin Lake, Edith Lake Loop is a loop trail that takes you near multiple alpine lakes located near Stanley, Idaho. Check the Forest Service website for updated permit and camping information in the area. 
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    • Fargo, Georgia

      Camp at Stephen C. Foster State Park

      4.5
      Stephen C. Foster State Park is a hot spot for Georgia wildlife. The swamps and bodies of water attract alligators, black bears, herons, turtles, and more. The park is ideal for birding or simply enjoying the sounds of nature. Choose from campsites, cottages, lodge, or pioneer camp for a cozy sta...
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    • Joliet, Illinois

      Hike the Joliet Iron Works Historic Site Trails Loop

      4.0
      1.3 mi / 26 ft gain
      The Joliet Iron Works Historic Site Trail is typically used for hiking, walking, and birding. If you want to amp up your hike, hop on the Illinois and Michigan Canal Trail, an 11 mile trail connecting the iron works to the Romeoville Prairie Nature Preserve. 
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    • Colorado Springs, Colorado

      Yucca Flats Loop at Palmer Park

      5.0
      2.66 mi / 381 ft gain
      The Basics: It might be easy to overlook Palmer Park if you're planning an adventure outing in Colorado Springs, but definitely don't discount this inner-city oasis! It took me many years to memorize Palmer Park's confusing trail system (the trail maps don't help), but whether this will be your ...
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    • Tucson, Arizona

      Brown Mountain Trail

      4.0
      4.23 mi / 505 ft gain
      I really enjoyed this hike. I recommend hiking the trail as a loop hike from the Kinney Road parking area. Also, the best time to hike is just before sunset. The hike is just over 4 miles total out and back with only about 500 feet of elevation gain. It has a climb at the beginning then rolls alo...
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    • Glenville, North Carolina

      Hike to Frolictown Falls

      1.5 mi / 350 ft gain
      This is an awesome hike to do if you're short on time or have hours to kill. Because it is so easy to access, it doesn't take very long to get down to it and can be accessed by two separate trails. Both trails are well maintained, however, while there are some blazes, it is not heavily marked. Th...
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    • Hot Springs, Arkansas

      Falls Creek Falls via Falls Branch Trail

      4.3
      1.6 mi / 210 ft gain
      The 3 trailheads to get to the Falls Branch waterfall can all be accessed within Lake Catherine SP. Follow the main road to the very end of the park, passing the amphitheater just before you reach the trail's parking lot. The three trails you can take to reach the Falls are Falls Branch Trail, Ho...
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    • Independence, California

      Mt. Gould Summit

      9.98 mi / 3750 ft gain
      Starting at 9,200 feet at Onion Valley Campground, take Kearsarge Pass Trail. The hike begins immediately with a substantial increase in elevation, switchbacking up the mountain. On the way up rest and enjoy the beautiful alpine lakes, which include Gilbert, Flower, Heart and Big Pothole Lake. Fl...
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    • Oglesby, Illinois

      Lover's Leap Overlook

      1.42 mi / 194 ft gain
      Starved Rock State Park is just outside of Oglesby, Illinois. The park features sandstone bluffs and the Illinois River runs through the park. Dogs are allowed on trail if kept on leash. The trail is open year-round for a variety of activities. The Lover's Leap Overlook Trail is rated as beginn...
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    • Mouth of Wilson, Virginia

      Twin Pinnacles via Big Pinnacles Trail

      5.0
      2 mi / 525 ft gain
      To reach the Big Pinnacle Trail Head, park at the Massie Gap Day Parking area, and then follow the road west (away from Massie Gap) until you reach the trail head located on the left side of the road.  Follow the Big Pinnacles Trail for 0.4 miles until it intersects with the Twin Pinnacles Trail....
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    • Alta, Wyoming

      Taylor Mountain via Cole Creek

      8.76 mi / 3261 ft gain
      The Coal Creek Trailhead is at 7,250 feet. Follow the trail as it goes up Coal Canyon and through Coal Creek Meadows. Taylor mountain is the peak on the left side of the canyon as you climb. When you come to a fork at 2.5 miles (just after the meadow), take the left fork (toward the west) to begi...
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