• 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.

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    • Clifton, Colorado

      Mt. Garfield Trail

      3.42 mi / 1808 ft gain
      This hike is approx. 4 miles long and takes between 2.5-4 hours to complete depending on pace and stoppage time. This hike begins at the parking lot located at the base of the trail. Directions to Parking Lot:  - Start at the Grand Junction Visitors Center, 740 Horizon Dr, Grand Junction, CO 8...
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    • Red Lodge, Montana

      Snowshoeing to Silver Falls

      8 mi
      Thinking we could drive straight to the trailhead in the winter was our first incorrect assumption. When we arrived, we discovered that Lake Fork Road is closed after a certain point, adding another mile or so to our hike. The snow was falling very heavily and we decided to start out and call it ...
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    • Rockport, Washington

      Kayak Ross Lake to Cougar Island and Rainbow Point

      5.0
      Start from the Ross Lake Trailhead off Highway 20.  Hike down with your vessel 1.5 miles to the hull road.  From there you can launch your vessel.   Ross Lake is very large with many destinations to paddle to.  I went to Cougar Island and Rainbow Point then paddled up to multiple spectacular wate...
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    • Lineville, Alabama

      Chinnabee Silent Trail to Cheaha Falls

      1.98 mi / 210 ft gain
      The valley at the base of Mount Cheaha is home to several picturesque waterfalls flowing out of Cheaha Lake. Many of these small waterfalls are accessible on the Chinnabee Silent Trail, including Cheaha Falls.  Following SR 281 further down the mountain from the park offices, you’ll come to the ...
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    • Witts Springs, Arkansas

      Six Finger Falls

      5.0
      0.03 mi / 0 ft gain
      Six Finger Falls is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a waterfall located near Witts Springs, Arkansas.
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    • Beaverton, Oregon

      Fanno Creek Trail

      5.19 mi / 315 ft gain
      The parking lot marked is at the North end of the Fanno Creek trail, you can get on the paved path here and put on just about as many miles as you want! With the help of google maps on your phone you can follow trail hop all the way down to Tualatin! But if you're looking for a shorter workout yo...
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    • Wilmington, Delaware

      Hike Brandywine Park Loop

      5.0
      2.2 mi / 65 ft gain
      It’s a great spot for a quick run or hike. If you want to extend your time outdoors after you’ve completed the loop, there are other trails to choose from as well. The park is dog friendly, but all dogs must be leashed.  Many enjoy this park for its scenic river and bridge views. The well-tended...
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    • Mexia, Texas

      Navasota River Trail

      5.0
      3.37 mi / 197 ft gain
      Navasota River Trail is an approximately 3.4 mile out and back trail following along the Navasota with several viewpoints located near Mexia, TX. This is a great trail for hiking, running, or simply stretching your legs. Dogs are welcome on the trail on-leash. 
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    • Banning, California

      Lake Fulmor Loop Trail

      5.0
      0.53 mi / 89 ft gain
      Lake Fulmor is a small lake in the San Jacinto Wilderness near Idyllwild, CA.  The trail loops around the lake offering spectacular views and is good for all skill levels.  There are picnic tables, grills, and a small dock where you can peer out over the lake or cast a line.  To fish in Lake Fulm...
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    • Columbia, New Jersey

      Hike the Mount Mohican-Raccoon Ridge Traverse

      7.5 mi / 1500 ft gain
      This point to point hike can be done in either direction. There is parking at the entrance to Worthington Campground. Cross Old Mine Road and start up the Garvey Spring Trail (orange markers). The trail passes Laurel Falls on the right then ascends steeply until you reach an old forest road.  The...
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    • Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

      Higgens Point

      3.0
      0.95 mi / 98 ft gain
      Higgens Point is an out-and-back trail that takes you through a nice forest located near Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
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    • Austin, Texas

      University of Texas Walk

      3.0
      2.99 mi / 197 ft gain
      The University of Texas Walk is about a 3-mile loop trail around the University of Texas at Austin. Beginning at the LBJ Presidential Library, the trail loops around all of UT's most prominent landmarks, including the LBJ fountain, the Blanton Museum of Art and of course the renowned school tower...
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    • Manitou Springs, Colorado

      Manitou Springs' Mineral Springs

      4.5
      Manitou Springs is home to eight mineral springs all fairly close to the main shopping strip of Manitou. The springs were originally utilized by the Native Americans. In the 19th century, they were utilized by visitors from all over the world due to their supposed health benefits. They all taste ...
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    • New Waverly, Texas

      Coloneh Trail

      4.0
      1.12 mi / 223 ft gain
      Coloneh Trail is a relatively short out-and-back trail in Huntsville State Park located near Huntsville, TX. The trail runs adjacent to Raven Lake with nearby campgrounds on several inlets of the lake. Along the trail, there is a fair amount of shade, but keep an eye out for roots and watch your ...
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    • Eddyville, Illinois

      Indian Kitchen

      3.43 mi / 381 ft gain
      Designated a national natural landmark in 1980, Lusk Creek Canyon is the name of a 906-acre canyon located within the Lusk Creek Wilderness Area of the Shawnee National Forest in Pope County, Illinois. The Lusk Creek Canyon Nature Preserve and National Natural Landmark features an outstanding sce...
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    • Groveland, California

      Drive the Yosemite Valley Loop

      4.3
      Upon entering Yosemite Valley National Park I made it a point to see Half Dome, El Capitan, and Washington Column and several other famous Yosemite formations. What I didn't realize was as soon as I entered The Village was that all could be seen within a 15 minute loop around the valley floor. Th...
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