• 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

    • Brecksville, Ohio

      Deer Lick Cave Trail

      4.48 mi / 495 ft gain
      Deer Lick Cave Trail is a loop trail that takes you by a waterfall located near Brecksville, Ohio.
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    • Waimanalo, Hawaii

      Kick Back at Bellows Field Beach Park

      5.0
      Bellows Field Beach Park is near the Bellows Air Force Base.  It has a campground, but remains relatively uncrowded when compared to other beaches on Oahu.  It has lush trees and beautiful mountain views.  There are small waves, good for boogie boarding. Note:  - Look for signs warning of Portugu...
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    • Ventura, California

      Bike the Lake Casitas Loop

      1.0
      48.9 mi / 3635 ft gain
      The Lake Casitas Loop s a fantastic cycling trail leading from Ventura, California through Ventura Canyon, around Lake Casitas and up over Casitas Pass, down through Rincon Canyon to the ocean and south on Rincon Trail back to Ventura. It covers almost all of the ecological zones and topographica...
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    • Evanston, Utah

      Kermsuh Lake Trail

      5.0
      13.04 mi / 1722 ft gain
      Kermsuh Lake Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a lake located near Oakley, Utah.
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    • Avalon, California

      Visit Two Harbors, Catalina Island

      5.0
      Just 30 miles from the commotion and congestion of Los Angeles, is a small island village that time seems to have left behind. You won't find the usual traffic, development, and big crowds here.  You won't find movie theaters, concert venues, hotels, nightclubs, or sporting events either. At Cata...
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    • Mesa, Arizona

      Kayak the Lower Salt River

      5.0
      It's not an Arizona summer without time spent on the Salt River!  And there's no better way than by kayak.  Summertime on the Lower Salt is full of people, mostly in tubes and on SUP's.  Getting on the river in the early hours of the morning help avoid some of the crowds. The best launch point by...
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    • Moab, Utah

      Bike the Ramblin' Trail

      3.3 mi / 200 ft gain
      The Ramblin' Trail, part of the Navajo Rocks trail system, is a beginner to intermediate mountain biking trail with a great mix of slickrock, dirt trails, and some sand that features excellent views of hoodoos, Navajo Sandstone, and the general Colorado River watershed redrock. Located off Utah H...
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    • Ackerman, Mississippi

      Camp at Choctaw Lake Recreation Area

      5.0
      The Choctaw Lake Recreation Area is great, as it provides opportunities for so many different recreational activities. Its two lakes can host various water activities (i.e. swimming, paddling, fishing, etc.). Cabin Lake is the smaller of the two lakes and is also the calmest. Then there is the 10...
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    • Gering, Nebraska

      Explore Scotts Bluff National Monument

      4.0
      Take some time to visit the visitor center and walk around the grounds. You can take a good look at the ruts of the Oregon Trail. You can take several small hikes (be sure to bring your camera) to get to the top of the Bluff, which provide very good views of the North Plate River plain. You can a...
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    • Waimea, Hawaii

      Waimea Canyon Lookout

      0.19 mi / 20 ft gain
      Waimea Canyon Lookout is a loop trail where you may see local wildlife located near Wainiha, Kauai, Hawaii.
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    • Woodstock, Vermont

      The Pogue and Mount Tom Trail

      4.38 mi / 751 ft gain
      The Pogue and Mount Tom Trail is a loop trail that takes you by a lake located near Woodstock, Vermont.
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    • West Glacier, Montana

      Hike to Howe Lake

      4 mi / 240 ft gain
      The hike begins along the Inner North Fork road across from a small parking area. The trail meanders up a slight incline most of the way through areas of a recent fire, as well as some areas with spectacular wildflowers when it gets a bit more lush. Around 1.7 miles in you will go up a relatively...
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    • Harrisburg, California

      Drive Aguereberry Point Road

      This was one of the more enjoyable drives I did in the park. I explored the area late one afternoon, checking out Aguereberry Camp and the Eureka Mine when I decided to explore further up to the end of Aguereberry Road.  The drive is awesome, especially late in the day.  The road is accessible b...
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    • Pembine, Wisconsin

      Explore Long Slide Falls

      Long Slide Falls is one of the largest slide falls in the Northeast Wisconsin region. Taking Hwy 8 north of Pembine, head towards Morgan Park until reaching the turnout for Long Slide County Park. Once there, the waterfall can be heard from the parking area. To see the top portion of the falls, h...
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    • Savannah, Georgia

      Wormsloe State Historic Site

      5.0
      3.25 mi / 82 ft gain
      Most visitors to the historic Wormsloe Plantation only explore the iconic tree-lined Oak Avenue and the historic areas – but they also miss out on a larger portion of the historic site. A 3.2-mile loop explores the park’s popular and historic areas before ending at a Civil War-era Confederate ear...
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    • Blue Ridge, Virginia

      Snowshoe the Blue Ridge Parkway

      3.3
      We don't get a ton of snow here in Virginia, but when we do, the Blue Ridge Parkway can be a great place to get out and enjoy a day of snowshoeing or cross country skiing. It's also a great opportunity to get your pup out and let him work out some energy as the chances of running into anyone are ...
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