Sensational silvers and killer kings. Trophy-worthy trout and fantastically finned grayling. Hearty halibut and rewarding ...

Kari Gibbons, in her first traverse of the full 1,000-mile route, and Petr Ineman — who’d previously done it on a bike and on ...

The United States is home to a whopping three million lakes. So chances are pretty high that you’re no more than a full tank ...

Imagine walking through a slice of the Arctic tundra while never leaving West Virginia’s embrace. The Cranberry Bog Boardwalk ...

April through June is when the 5,000+ elevation areas on mountain slopes start to see blooms. Desert mariposa, blackbush, beavertail cactus, and desert fiddleneck wildflowers begin blooming around ...

Are you looking for the top U.S. national parks, ranked from stunning to must-visit? Read on for a list of the best U.S. national parks you can visit this season.

I recommend making the 28-mile scenic drive through the park and stopping for some short hikes, but I wouldn't plan to stay ...

Route 66? Try the Great Ocean Road. Florida? Head instead to Japan. These are the best places to go if you’d rather skip the ...

Practically all of Alaska is a natural ... cascades to swimmable emerald ponds, there are countless magnificent waterfalls found across the United States to explore. Need To Know: Ebner Falls can be ...

This photo provided by the Alaska National Guard shows an airplane partially submerged into the ice of Tustumena Lake at the toe of a glacier on Monday, March 24, 2025, near Soldotna, Alaska.

The plane was nearly submerged, with only part of the wing and rudder visible above the water. A sightseeing trip took a terrifying turn when a small aircraft, a Piper PA-12 Super Cruiser, crashed ...

The plane, a Piper PA-12 Super Cruiser registered to Morris, landed for unknown reasons near the toe of a glacier on Tustumena Lake, on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula on Sunday. The pilot and ...