• 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

    • Marina, California

      Fort Ord Dunes State Park

      5.0
      3.08 mi / 141 ft gain
      One of the best parts of Monterey is the beaches – but their popularity is also their weakness, so if you want seclusion head to the lesser-known Fort Ord Dunes for solitude and beautiful views of Monterey Bay and the Pacific Coast. Historically, this location was chosen as the location for Fort...
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Music Box Steps

      5.0
      0.08 mi / 20 ft gain
      Climb a historical landmark in LA. This is where the famous, Academy Award winning short, Laurel and Hardy made called "The Music Box”. Filmed back in the 1930's the story is about two movers trying to deliver a piano, up these steps. There is a plaque is dedicated at the bottom to this film. It’...
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    • Big Bend National Park, Texas

      Hike Oak Spring Trail

      5.0
      7.4 mi / 1476 ft gain
      Oak Spring Trail is a 4.3 mile out and back hike where you may see beautiful wild flowers located near Big Bend National Park, TX.
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    • Galt, California

      Hike the Cosumnes River Walk Trail

      5.0
      3.1 mi / 16 ft gain
      This trail is a short, easy, accessible and beautiful trail for a nice afternoon walk (or photoshoot).   I recommend the River Walk Trail (~3 miles).  It is flat and easy to walk.  There are multiple loops so you can turn back at any time. There are small bridges, access to the water, meadows, e...
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    • Arco, Idaho

      Hike the North Crater Trail

      4.0
      3.5 mi / 666 ft gain
      One of the longest hikes at Craters (none of them are very long), the North Crater trail boasts a view of beautiful red and orange rock along the ridgeline of some massive volcanic craters. You can start the trail from either end—at the campground parking lot near the entrance to the park or at t...
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    • Juneau, Alaska

      Ride Mount Robert's Tramway

      Mount Robert's Tramway offers amazing views from the air, as well as saves you a trek up the mountain side. There are numerous trails to choose from once you get to the top, or just enjoy the ride. You can also visit the nature center to learn more about the wildlife and culture of Alaska.
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    • Woodville, Mississippi

      Hike the Clark Creek Nature Area Loop

      4.0
      4.4 mi
      At times, this can be a very strenuous hike due to its steeply sloping loess bluff hills and frequent creek crossings. The trails are all marked with blazes and the occasional trail map. Clark Creek has over 50 waterfalls, many of which range from 10 to 30 feet. One of which along the trail has a...
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    • Bryce, Utah

      Sunset Point to Sunrise Point

      5.0
      1.13 mi / 105 ft gain
      Sunset Point to Sunrise Point Trail is an out-and-back trail where you may see local wildlife located near Bryce, Utah.
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    • Warrenton, Oregon

      Coffenbury Lake Trail

      4.0
      2.55 mi / 43 ft gain
      Nestled within Fort Stevens State Park near Warrenton, Oregon, the Coffenbury Lake Trail offers visitors a serene journey through the Pacific Northwest's coastal forest ecosystem. This accessible trail circles the pristine Coffenbury Lake, providing year-round recreation opportunities and stunnin...
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    • Gladstone, Missouri

      Hike through Maple Woods Natural Area

      1 mi / 141 ft gain
      This is an easy hike through the woods on a non paved path. It can get muddy and washed out after rains and in some places the trail can be blocked by fallen trees or debris. The trail is roughly a loop with some side trails making it a shorter hike and some unofficial outlets to nearby neighborh...
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    • Kodak, Tennessee

      Kelly Lane Greenway

      2.5 mi / 50 ft gain
      This trail is located in the Seven Islands Birding State Park. This park is east of Knoxville only about 20 minutes from downtown Knoxville. The park is small but there is plenty of beauty and lots of hiking trails in the area. At the beginning of the trail there is a gorgeous flower garden and a...
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    • UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens, North Carolina

      Walk through The Botanical Gardens in Asheville

      0.5 mi
      Just a little under 2 miles away from downtown Asheville, NC, you'll find the beautiful Botanical Gardens. If you're looking for the perfect place to walk around, explore, and go at your own pace...look no further.  The entire wooded property is roughly 10 acres, but you can wander along the sho...
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    • Pine, Arizona

      Pine Creek's Lavender Farm

      5.0
      The building was built in the early 1900’s by the first settlers of Pine, the farm was turned into a lavender farm.  There’s a little shop, and the owner also does cooking classes!  Wonderful way to spend some time in the northern Arizona sunshine. For more information and a calendar of events, ...
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    • Kaneohe, Hawaii

      Kaneohe Bay 10 Reef Kayaking

      Kaneohe Bay is the remnant of a massive volcanic caldera. The collapse of the eastern side of the Ko’olau volcano created this protected bay surrounded by Hawaii's only barrier reef and the epic cliff sides that form the Ko’olau Mountain Range. If you have the chance to kayak out to these coral r...
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    • Brandywine, West Virginia

      High Knob Tower Trail

      4.7
      2.46 mi / 630 ft gain
      High Knob Tower Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you through a nice forest located near Brandywine, West Virginia.
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    • Cobden, Illinois

      Hike Indian Creek Trail

      0.75 mi / 65 ft gain
      This wandering intermittent creek inside of Giant City State Park only flows in periods of heavy rain or after snow melts. Prior to a confluence with Drury Creek, the path comes to a mid sized shelter bluff wall. What this shelter lacks in sheer size, it made up for in importance to Native Americ...
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