• 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

    • Albuquerque, New Mexico

      Hawk Watch Trail

      4.61 mi / 2267 ft gain
      The trail starts out at the Three Guns Trailhead and has great signage as you drive to it. You'll start the hike on the Three Guns Trail for about 0.5 mile before you'll officially cross into Cibola National Forest. Once you enter there will almost immediately be a spur to the Hawk Watch Trail to...
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    • Marble Canyon, Arizona

      Cathedral Wash Trail

      5.0
      3.28 mi / 597 ft gain
      Cathedral Wash Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a river located near Marble Canyon, Arizona.
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    • Brandywine, West Virginia

      High Knob Tower Trail

      4.5
      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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    • Comstock, Texas

      Camp at Roadrunner Campground

      We set off from Austin to Big Bend, a 7 hour drive with no stops. Some advice had wizened us to the idea of staying in a state park along the way. Balmorrhea had already been visited by our fearless driver and so we set our eyes and our GPS on Seminole Canyon State Park. Settled just near the Mex...
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    • Scottsdale, Arizona

      Boulder the Unknown Handcrack near Tom's Thumb

      V-easy. 20 feet. Start on the Tom's Thumb Trail about .1 mi. Then take the Mesquite canyon trail left (SE) for .2mi. It will connect with the Feldspar trail. Turn left (E) and continue on until you see the climber access sign. Continue on the well marked trail towards the Girlie Man climbing area...
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    • Otter Rock, Oregon

      Surf Otter Rock

      5.0
      Otter rock is the most popular surf spot for beginners in the state of Oregon. Located by Devils Punch Bowl, Otter rock offers playful waves that are great for beginners to learn how to surf. It's often called the Waikiki of Oregon. Even though it is a predominately beginner surf spot, the waves ...
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    • Scottsdale, Arizona

      Marcus Landslide Trail

      5.0
      3.77 mi / 561 ft gain
      Named after a landslide that scientists say occurred over 500,000 years ago, this interpretive hiking trail in the McDowell Sonoran Preserve is a perfect easy outing for families and nature lovers alike.  It begins from the Tom's Thumb trailhead (shared parking lot), which is another beautiful hi...
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    • San Antonio, Texas

      Hike the Hillview Nature Trail

      2.9 mi / 285 ft gain
      The Hillview Nature Trail is a 2.9 mile loop hike located in Northwest San Antonio within Eisenhower Park. This trail is extremely heavily trafficked. This is a very family friendly park. There is a playground at the entrance of the trail and an educational area. The park is known for its attrac...
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    • Springfield, Ohio

      Climb at Mad River Gorge

      1 mi
      Just a short hike down from the parking lot lies a half mile of cliffside full of climbing opportunities! Plenty of variety for different skill levels, although someone in your group will need to lead climb to set up the route first. There are hooks already in place on each route, and you are not...
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    • Holland, Michigan

      Swim at Holland State Park

      5.0
      Holland State Park has a variety of activities available, the most prominent of course being swimming and relaxing on the beach. You can lay out towels and sunbathe, throw a frisbee or football in the large sand area away from the water, or play sand volleyball on one of the many courts. There is...
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    • Holland, Michigan

      Experience the Holland MI Tulip Festival

      5.0
      Each year in May this festival is held all across Holland, Michigan, with schedules of attractions, flowerbed locations, and additional information found at the Tulip Time website. It is well known internationally and has been awarded Best Flower Festival, America’s Best Small Town Festival, and ...
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    • Sandyston, New Jersey

      Hike the AT to Culvers Lookout Tower

      3.2 mi
      Start your journey in Stokes State Forest at the Culver Gap Parking Lot, located at 41.180239, -74.787954. From the parking lot, jump on over to the Appalachian Trail and hike Northbound. You know you're headed the right way if you are going away from the small town and cross over Sunrise Mountai...
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    • Reno, Nevada

      Hike to the Monkey Condos and Needle Rock

      7.25 mi / 1600 ft gain
      This loop takes hikers past several features and areas of interest hidden in the Virginia Mountains about 25 miles north of Reno. These mountains are scenic and rugged, with towering dramatic features that make visitors feel immensely small amidst them. Couple that with how few visitors these roa...
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    • Gatlinburg, Tennessee

      Mount LeConte Lodge via the Boulevard Trail

      15.95 mi / 3182 ft gain
      Begin your adventure by arriving at the Newfound Gap parking lot - before first light. Why? Because you won't want to miss the incredible sunrise from the parking lot - even before you step foot on the trail! It is said that a hiker will never get overly warm hiking the Boulevard to Leconte due ...
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    • Estes Park, Colorado

      Hike Deer Mountain

      6.03 mi / 1243 ft gain
      Beginning in Rocky Mountain National Park near the Deer Ridge Junction (where US 34 & US 36 meet), park your car in one of the 20 spots on either side of the road. Start at the trailhead booth and head north, keeping to the right-side trail at the first intersection about a tenth of a mile fr...
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    • Olga, Washington

      Hike the Highlands Trail

      1.5 mi / 200 ft gain
      Obstruction Pass State Park is something of a hidden gem on Orcas Island given that its nearby neighbor, Moran State Park, gets most of the tourist attention. What this means is that you can find solitude and quiet, *and* make a visit to the only publicly owned beach on the island. There are seve...
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