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Abbott Lake Trail is a one-mile loop around Abbott Lake and the least difficult of the Peaks of Otter Hiking Trails. The trail takes hikers through a woodland forest and open field, offering a close-up view of this picturesque lake.

A short hike to a viewpoint on top of a rocky talus slope with incredible views of the Shenandoah Valley, Massanutten Mountain, and beyond. This hike is also a designated TRACK Trail, featuring a self-guided brochure and informational sign that turns…

Cape Hatteras National Seashore protects parts of three barrier islands: Bodie Island, Hatteras Island, and Ocracoke Island. Beach and sound access ramps, campgrounds, nature trails, and lighthouses can be found and explored on all three islands.

Fort Pickens, built in 1834 to protect Pensacola Bay and Pensacola Navy Yard, remained in use until 1947. The five walls of Fort Pickens allowed cannons to guard from all directions. While not all batteries are accessible to the public today, several…

Horseshoe Bend is a stunning landmark in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Park. Part of the Colorado River, Horseshoe Bend is about nine miles downstream from the Grand Canyon National Park. Those who hike the trail are rewarded with a…

Kayak through the waters off the coast of Florida to the 10,000 islands. In this water adventures families can view the wildlife home to this area, as well as explore the mangroves.

The Kephart Prong Trail offers your children a chance to explore Smokies' history from the logging era through the days of the Civilian Conservation Corps. This area was heavily logged prior to the establishment of the park, however forests have…

Explore Mammoth cave in a guided tour to learn the history of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are several tours that range from.25 to 4 miles in distance. There is an experience for all ages. Families can explore the cave and witness the…

Experience the Japanese cherry trees in their monumental setting while visiting some of our national icons. This 2.7-mile loop takes you through some of the park's memorials such as the Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and the Korean War…

In 1832, a local farmer built a grist mill along the newly-finished Columbia-Walpack Turnpike where it crossed a stream known as "Van Campens Mill Brook." By 1875, Millbrook had reached a peak of 75 inhabitants and about nineteen major buildings.…