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  • 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

    • Clarksville, Tennessee

      Dunbar Cave State Park

      5.0
      0.51 mi / 69 ft gain
      Dunbar Cave is located 60 minutes northwest of Nashville in Clarksville, TN. Dunbar Cave is the most prominent of several caves located in this designated natural area. In the entrance of the cave, square dances, radio shows, and big band era concerts were once held. Archeologists have found that...
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    • Borrego Springs, California

      Borrego Palm Canyon

      5.0
      2.73 mi / 558 ft gain
      Borrego Palm Canyon Trail is located just north of the park visitor center, making it a convenient place to begin your exploration of the Anza-Borrego Desert. To reach the trailhead, drive through Borrego Palm Canyon Campground, the largest developed campground in the park, where an $8 day use fe...
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    • Orr, Minnesota

      Blind Ash Bay Trail

      3.48 mi / 764 ft gain
      This trail starts either in the parking lot near the Ash River Visitor Center, or from the Kabetogama Lake overlook. We started from the Visitor Center since we were already there for a ranger program. The begins with some uphill but soon levels out and is mostly just a rolling trail that winds ...
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    • Warren, Texas

      Hike the Big Thicket - Sundew Trail

      0.9 mi / 19 ft gain
      The Sundew Trail is a 0.9 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Warren, Texas that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking and walking and is best used from September until May.
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    • Sisters, Oregon

      Mountain Bike the Peterson Ridge Trail

      1.0
      16.1 mi / 1167 ft gain
      Bend, Oregon has a deserved reputation as one of the top mountain bike destinations in the country. Unless you are from the area, you might not be familiar with nearby Sisters. Sisters is a sleepy western-themed town of 3,000 better known for it's annual rodeo and quilt festival but the locals ha...
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    • Belgium, Wisconsin

      Hike the Quarry Lake Trail at Harrington Beach State Park

      1 mi / 15 ft gain
      This state park is about a 30 minute drive north from Milwaukee on I-43. It has beach access along it's entire length, multiple hiking trails, and a great quarry lake that can be used for fishing, hiking, or general exploring. From the parking lot, go south toward the signs for Quarry lake. There...
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    • Wenatchee, Washington

      Stroll through Ohme Garden

      This is a great place to take a stroll and stretch your legs. With waterfalls and other beautiful scenery, definitely make a stop here if you find yourself in the area. No pets allowed. 
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    • Springville, Utah

      Maple Mountain (aka Spanish Fork Peak)

      5.0
      10.56 mi / 4524 ft gain
      The trail starts out very easy, but keep an eye out for the fork in the trail at the creek. It's easy to miss. It's right at the metal bench that will be on the left. Cross the creek and continue another quarter mile or so when you'll notice another branch to your left. Keep going straight here a...
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    • 3197 U.S. 44, New York

      Hike to Sky Top via the Undercliff Road

      7.3 mi / 900 ft gain
      Starting from the East Trapps parking area ascend the East Trapps connector trail marked with yellow blazes.  You can also park at the Mohonk Preserve visitor center where you can purchase your access pass ($15 per person) and pick up a free map of the presere trails and carriage roads.  The conn...
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    • Skagway, Alaska

      Backpack the Chilkoot Trail

      4.5
      33 mi / 6800 ft gain
      The Chilkoot Trail follows the access route from the Alaskan coast to the Yukon goldfields used during the Klondike gold rush. You can get to Skagway via road (from Whitehorse), flight, or ferry (from Juneau). Whale spotting on a ferry from Juneau is a great way to start the trip! There are 9 of...
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    • Sierra City, California

      Camp at Sardine Lake Campground

      5.0
      This campground is first come first serve and is located near Lower Sardine Lake.  There are a couple bathrooms located around the loop. Most campsites have trees, perfect for hammocking and shade. The campsite has great views of the mountains. There are a couple hiking trails nearby. Lower Sard...
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    • Buffalo, Wyoming

      Robin Lake via Solitude Loop Trail

      5.0
      12.82 mi / 1949 ft gain
      Starting at Coffeen Park, head south on the Solitude Trail. This trail will wind through the woods for several miles, passing Lake Geneva, and then Solitude Lake. After a glimpse of Solitude (it's a bit off the trail to the west), you'll start the climb up to Geneva Pass. After Geneva Lake, the e...
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    • Colorado Springs, Colorado

      Siamese Twins Loop

      4.0
      0.55 mi / 105 ft gain
      Siamese twins is about a half mile hike with little elevation gain that is a quick hike while driving the park.  The hardest thing about this is getting a parking spot to tell you the truth.  On a weekend or pretty much any summer day the five or so spots available at the trailhead are constantly...
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    • Chincoteague, Virginia

      Photograph the Assateague Lighthouse

      3.3
      0.25 mi / 25 ft gain
      The majestic red and white-striped Assateague Lighthouse sits like a grand decoration on Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge The coloring of a lighthouse, along with its particular pattern of flashing lights, is designed to make it highly visible to a boat in the adjacent ocean. The Assateague ...
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    • Huntsville, Arkansas

      Kings River Overlook

      5.0
      1.2 mi / 145 ft gain
      This is a great family hike short enough for little ones but with enough features to keep little ones engaged.  From the parking area, it's about .6 miles on a relatively flat, well-marked trial to the overlook.  (Plenty of room to step off trail for social distancing)  We went in April with thre...
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    • Makanda, Illinois

      Hike Rocky Bluff Trail

      1.7 mi / 157 ft gain
      Rocky Bluff Trail in Southern Illinois is part of the Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge near Carbondale. It's a relatively easy loop hike at 1.7 miles. This trail is not stroller or disability friendly. The parking lot is small and requires a $2.00 daily use tag you can obtain at the Crab Orchard Wild...
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