• 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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    • Cambridge, Maryland

      Bike the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge

      5.0
      20 mi
      The Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge is a prime location to get away for a day. The Refuge includes more than 28,000 acres of marsh, forrest, and croplands, and is teeming with wildlife. The park offers a visitors center with a large parking lot, perfect starting location for biking the loops....
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    • Blacksburg, Virginia

      Take a Stroll around Pandapas Pond

      4.5
      1 mi
      Great for walking or jogging. There are nice views of the pond and there are also other little areas like one dedicated to horticulture. Fishing is also possible (with a license).  Parking is very easy here!
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    • Larimer County, Colorado

      Hike to Jewel Lake

      4.0
      6.12 mi / 764 ft gain
      This trail starts at the Glacier Gorge Trailhead. This trailhead fills quickly at any time of year, so it's best to get there early to guarantee a parking spot. You can also park at Bear Lake where there's more spaces and add just under 2 miles to your round trip length. A mile into the hike, y...
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    • Hinckley, Minnesota

      Bike the Paved Trail in St. Croix State Park

      5.5 mi
      Getting There:The entrance to St. Croix State Park is located 15 miles east of Hinckley, Minnesota on Highway 48. It is another 5 miles to the Park Office.The Paved Bicycle Path:The path is 5.5 miles long one-way and runs from the campground to Lake Clayton Beach Picnic Area. Be sure to stop at...
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    • Echo Lake, California

      Ski Ralston Peak

      5.0
      Ralston Peak is a classic south Lake Tahoe backcountry skiing and snowboarding area, and is excellent for hiking in the summer, too. Please note, however, that backcountry skiing and snowboarding is dangerous – make sure you know the conditions and have avalanche equipment.There are two main appr...
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    • 324 State Park Road, Vermont

      Hike to Mount Philo

      5.0
      1.9 mi / 538 ft gain
      Mount Philo is a great hike year-round with incredible views from the summit. Starting from the bottom, the right hand portion of the loop is ‘paved,’ while the left hand portion is more of a traditional trail hiking experience. Dogs are allowed on this trail, but must be kept on leash. Take caut...
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    • Owings Mills, Maryland

      Serpentine Trail

      4.5
      2.39 mi / 226 ft gain
      Park in the area off of Deer Park road to access the trail. Dogs are welcome on leash. Trail can get muddy in the spring, and there are some stream crossings. 
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    • Shingleton, Michigan

      Mosquito Beach Loop

      4.54 mi / 413 ft gain
      Start at the Chapel Basin parking lot at the far northwest corner (if you see signs for Chapel Rock, you picked the wrong trail!), and you will be gifted with a great hike downhill at first. The trail will split and you will have to choose to go the falls route or the direct route. I would sugges...
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    • Kaiser, Missouri

      Lake Trail Loop

      1.28 mi / 128 ft gain
      Starting next to the Outpost Cabins in Lake of the Ozarks State Park, this is an easy 1.5 mile hike that is very scenic. The trail will lead you right up next to the lake. The lake is in view for most of the hike. Be sure to wear hiking boots because the trail is rough and it would be very easy t...
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Verdugo's North Ridge Trail

      12.7 mi / 2684 ft gain
      The Verdugo Mountain Range is a small, rugged range spanning across the northeast end of the San Fernando Valley from Sun Valley to Glendale. With close to 50 miles of graded and well-maintained trails, the Verdugos are surprisingly underutilized and make a great place for someone looking to esca...
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    • Alta, Wyoming

      Cascade Canyon Trail

      8.92 mi / 1096 ft gain
      This is a really scenic trail in the Grand Teton National Park. If you follow the trail all the way it will lead you to Lake Solitude.  This hike about 12+ miles round trip, depending on if you get the ferry across Jenny Lake (less with ferry). The actual hike begins on the west side of Jenny la...
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    • Lake Hughes, California

      Hike the Pacific Crest Trail from Horse Trail to Bear Campground

      11.63 mi / 2396 ft gain
      This is part of the Pacific Crest Trail. If you're through-hiking or sectional hiking, you'll have to hit it eventually. Try and avoid it in the late summer or early fall because of heat, and gnats. Find a way to check the bug report, we got marauded by gnats 90% of the way (early October) and ap...
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    • Loveland, Colorado

      Hike the D.R. Trail in the Bobcat Ridge Natural Area

      3.7
      6.2 mi / 1050 ft gain
      D.R. Trail, named for David Rice Pulliam who donated the land to create the Bobcat Ridge Natural Area, is a 3.1 mile spur off the Valley Loop Trail that climbs roughly 1,000' into Mahoney Park before it intersects with the Powerline and Ginny Trails. To get to the start of the trail, take the Val...
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    • Rapid City, South Dakota

      Hike to Falling Rock Overlook

      0.5 mi / 50 ft gain
      The beautiful hike is a tremendous spot to get out of town and enjoy the scenery and a great view of Rapid Creek down in the canyon below.  Parking is right off Falling Rock Rd. then the trail is a very well marked path through the trees, easy to follow, and leads you right to the edge of limesto...
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    • Holbrook, Arizona

      Hike the Giant Logs and Long Logs trail to the Agate House

      4.0
      3 mi
      Both trails begin from the Rainbow Forest Museum located at the southern entrance of the National Park. Start with the Giant Logs trail which will take you on a short .4 mi paved loop through magnificently colored wood. Make sure to stop at the top of the trail by "Old Faithful" which is almost 1...
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    • Greentown, Pennsylvania

      Camp at Rustic Bear Wallow Cabins

      Rustic Bear Wallow Cabins are the ideal compromise between going camping and staying home. Enjoy an intimate connection with the natural landscape of Pennsylvania, including two lakes and the Pocono Plateau of Promised Land State Park. Explore the rich landscape, enjoy the water, and come home to...
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