• 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

    • Wilmington, New York

      Rock Climb at Notch Mountain in the Adirondacks

      Park at the Moss Cliff Parking area on Route 86 and cross the road to the trailhead for Copperas Pond. Make a short but steep approach to Notch Mountain Slabs, taking a left when the trail appears to split. The immediate face has four single pitch climbs, but skirting the face to the left brings ...
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    • Farner, Tennessee

      Turtletown Falls Trail

      3.45 mi / 377 ft gain
      Turtletown Falls Trail is a loop trail that takes you by a waterfall located near Farner, Tennessee.
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    • Tucson, Arizona

      Hike Bridal Wreath Falls

      5.6 mi / 1072 ft gain
      Bridal Wreath Falls is a 5.6 mile out-and-back hike that takes you through a Seguro National Park to a picturesque waterfall near Tucson, AZ. Keep in mind, the waterfall is more "picturesque" if it has rained recently. This trail is NOT dog-friendly. 
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    • Rancho San Antonio Open Space Preserve, California

      Deer Hollow Farm Trail

      4.0
      2.46 mi / 312 ft gain
      Rancho San Antonio Open Space Preserve has many beginner to intermediate hiking trails.  Deer Hollow Farm Trail Loop is a hiking trail for beginners, families, or anyone wanting to go on a short hike with nice views of the bay. The trail passes by a farm and deer can often be seen wandering arou...
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    • San Antonio, Texas

      Hike Restoration Way Trail Loop

      5.1 mi / 511 ft gain
      The Restoration Way Trail Loop is a 5.1 mile loop hike located in Northwest San Antonio within  Friedrich Park. The trail is definitely one of the more challenging trails in the park.  Portions of the trail are paved, however this particular loop is not recommended for those that have mobility l...
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    • Chico, California

      Monkey Face Loop

      4.0
      1.27 mi / 279 ft gain
      Monkey Face Loop is a loop trail that takes you by a lake located near Chico, California.
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    • Sarasota, Florida

      Deep Hole Trail

      4.4 mi / 0 ft gain
      Tucked in the Myakka Wilderness, along the Myakka River, is Deep Hole. After hiking through expansive Florida dry prairie and hammocks of ancient trees draped with spanish moss, you come to a large sinkhole, 200 ft across and 130 ft deep. During the dry season it is home to hundreds of american a...
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    • Verona, Wisconsin

      Visit the public gardens at West Madison Agricultural Research Station of UW-Madison

      This garden is open to the public from dawn to dusk, 7 days a week, free of charge.  The gardens are tended by summer interns.  During the off-season they are maintained by volunteers and apprentices.  We made our first stop here earlier this week.  It was beautiful. Tons of plants and lots of sp...
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    • West Glacier, Montana

      Rocky Point via Lake McDonald Trail

      5.0
      1.63 mi / 138 ft gain
      The Rocky Point Trail via Lake McDonald is a short, scenic hike in Glacier National Park that offers peaceful views of Lake McDonald, gentle terrain, and a quieter alternative to more heavily trafficked areas. Ideal for families and casual hikers, this easy trail winds through a fire-scarred lo...
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    • Anaconda, Montana

      Ski or Snowboard Discovery Mountain

      Discovery Ski Area is an alpine ski area in the small town of Anaconda, Montana. With over 2,200 acres of skiing and over 8,000 feet of elevation at the summit, you can find an adventure to fit any skill level.  After entering Anaconda take the Pintler Veterans Memorial Scenic Hwy south towards G...
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    • Brookings, Oregon

      Secret Beach

      0.4 mi / 100 ft gain
      The main parking for Secret Beach is a nondescript, unlabeled pull out on Hwy 101, between mile posts 254 and 255, as you are traveling north on the west side there will be a guardrail. Pull off the road where the guardrail ends and you can park behind it. About 6 cars can fit there. Super short ...
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    • Santa Barbara, California

      Red Rock Pools

      0.89 mi / 10 ft gain
      Red Rock Pools is a relatively popular swimming hole located along the Santa Ynez River about an hour outside of Santa Barbara, California. The trail to the swimming hole is relatively short, but more pools can be found if you follow the Gibraltar Trail down to the Gibraltar Dam (an additional ...
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    • Reno, Nevada

      West Plateau Loop

      3.0
      3.15 mi / 312 ft gain
      West Plateau Loop is a loop trail that takes you by a river located near Reno, Nevada.
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    • Denver, Colorado

      Westerly Creek Trail

      4.7
      The Westerly Creek Trail is a scenic, multi-use urban trail that winds through the heart of Denver’s Central Park (formerly Stapleton) neighborhood. Stretching for several miles, the trail follows Westerly Creek as it flows through greenbelts, parks, and wetlands, offering a peaceful escape for...
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    • El Paso, Texas

      Hike the Mayberry Trail

      1.8 mi / 127 ft gain
      This is a great trail to be able to hike year-round. Great place to see wildlife and wildflowers in the spring and summer. Also a great place to see many species of cacti. This trail connects to the numerous trails in Lost Dog system and has great views of the Franklin Mountains.
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    • Black Hawk, South Dakota

      Hike Botany Canyon

      5 mi / 807 ft gain
      After reaching the trailhead, the first couple miles are forest service road. You'll want to follow the main FSR, do not branch off onto any of the smaller dirt roads. The turn off to go down into the canyon is very easy to miss. It will be on your right hand side after a small patch of trees, th...
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