Sitting at an altitude of 7,199 feet, Santa Fe is the highest elevation capital city in the U.S. And from its high elevation vantage point, you can opt to wander the foothills, summit the peaks, or stroll along the arroyos around town.
From chill beachside strolls to craggy peakbagging epics, this list has got you covered.
This under-the-radar town is close to several state parks and wilderness areas with interesting trails and scenery that remarkably rivals those of its more well-known counterparts.
For everyone to have the safest and best experience, there are some basic rules of etiquette for hiking. If we all followed them, there would likely never be a bad day out on the trail.
Hiking is one activity you shouldn’t overlook when you’re visiting New Mexico’s most populous city.
Grab your hiking boots, trusty water bottle, and sense of adventure — it's time to take a hike in the Badger State.
Let’s take a moment to acknowledge how impossible it is to pair down the list of best hikes in the Evergreen State. Here's our attempt.
From stunning granite formations to vast aspen forests and above-treeline views, the Lost Creek Wilderness offers up an unforgettable backdrop for a day hike or backpacking trip.
For a taste of Wisconsin's most beautiful natural landscapes and best hiking trails, Devil’s Lake State Park is a must.
The Wisconsin Dells may be the “Waterpark Capital of the World”, but the region is also home to some of the best hiking in the state.
There's no better way to appreciate nature than being fully immersed in it for days and weeks on end. Here's where the best summer memories often begin.
Portland might be Maine’s most populated city but there are plenty of green spaces near to escape the crowds.