While visiting Big South Fork National Recreation Area, we decided to take a day trip to Cumberland Falls State Resort Park near Corbin, Kentucky. This place has been on my bucket list for some time now since it is described as the "Niagara of the South". We visited on a Tuesday which meant that the…
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Located in the beautiful hills of Brown County off Highway 46, you will especially enjoy the variety offered in Indiana's largest state park, including nearly 20 miles of roads, with numerous scenic vistas.
Plan your adventure with our Canyonlands National Park Travel Guide, featuring must-see spots like Mesa Arch, Shafer Trail, and Grand View Overlook. Discover top hiking trails, camping options, and the best time to visit this stunning Utah park. Whether you're into backpacking, kayaking, or scenic drives, our guide helps you make the most of your trip to Canyonlands and nearby Dead Horse Point.
Use this guide to the national parks on the west coast and western U.S. to get all the information you need about planning an amazing trip.
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Everything you need to know to make the most of your trip to Fall Creek Falls State Park! #Nashvilledaytrip #Knoxvilledaytrip #Chattanoogadaytrip #Tennesseewaterfalls #chasingwaterfalls #travelblogger #blog #daytrip #Fallcreekfallsstatepark #stateparks #waterfalls #fallcreekfalls #travelphotography #waterfallphotography
Just like this Cormorant, were diving head first into more adventures this Spring! Who’s up for a dive?! 🦅😎 #SilverSprings #GetUpAndGo,Packing #ClearKayaking #Florida #WildLife #WildFlorida #StateParks #FloridaStatePark #Adventure #Spring #SpringBreak #VisitFlorida #LoveFloridaFlorida #Explore
Check out our Valley of Fire Travel Guide here: https://travelrealist.com/valley-of-fire-state-park-us/ #hiking #travel #travelguide #nature #naturelovers #travelblogger #travelvlog #travelideas #travelling #travelphotography #traveler #travelers #travelnotes #travelnotebook #travelvlog #travelgram #statepark #stateparks #nevada #roadtrip #roadtripusa #travelguide #valleyoffire #slotcanyon
Itasca State Park, the second oldest state park in the U.S., is where you can wade across where the Mississippi River begins. And walk among tall pine trees that are more than 200 hundred years old. #Minnesota #travel #hiking #stateparks #MississippiRiver #staycation
Welcome to another Travel Tuesday...and I'm bringing you back to the east coast today (specifically New York) -- come check out the Lemon Squeezer! (You'll find out why it's called that shortly...) [Tweet "Come check out the #LemonSqueezer on the #AppalachianTrail! #hikingadventures #hiking #stateparks #travel"] Lemon Squeezer on the Appalachian Trail Distance: ~5 miles (round-trip)
Ohiopyle State Park is easily one of Western Pennsylvania's most beautiful parks. I have been fortunate enough to be able to spend a few days there, and this is a collection of my favorite photographs from the park. Some of the highlights are Cucumber Falls, the Meadow Run Cascades, Jonathan Run Falls, Fechter Run Falls, Sugar Run Falls, and Ohiopyle Falls. Be sure to check out their official website for more information: https://www.dcnr.pa.gov/StateParks/FindAPark/OhiopyleStatePark/Pages/default.aspx
If you love #hiking then you really need to visit Providence Canyon State Park in Lumpkin, Georgia! It’s easily the COOLEST place I’ve ever hiked.🥾 #providencecanyon is called the “Little Grand Canyon” of #georgia and it’s located about 2.5 hours from Atlanta. You should plan for at LEAST 3 hours for the hike, and definitely plan to get dirty! • Check out my website for more travel inspiration: https://www.acaponeconnection.com/ #acaponeconnection #naturephotography #travel #girlswhotravel #littlegrandcanyon #hikingtrails #stateparks #exploregeorgia #georgiahikers
One way we save money while traveling and visiting State parks is buying a state park pass. Especially if you’re staying for a while in a state, or if you know you’re coming back before the year is up. They sell individual and family passes. We got this Florida State Park pass last year and have used it many times. It’s gets you into all state parks for free and most gets in up to 8 people in your car. Bonus if you’re a veteran most State park passes are discounted. And if you’re a disabled veteran most are free!! Ours have been free so far because Shane is a disabled veteran. *Some states even have them to check out for free at libraries. Follow for more travel tips • @gills_on_wheels @gills_on_wheels #rv #rvtravels #stateparks #stateparkpass #rvliving #rvlifestyle #vetera
Mattatuck State Forest - Leatherman's CaveBlack Rock State Park to Mattatuck Trail to Leatherman Cave to Branch Brook Trail to Black Rock State ParkHighlights: Slippery rocks when wetRock ScramblesSeveral steep inclines/declinesAwesome CaveHiking poles and sturdy footwear recommendedDistance: 4.01 miles (loop trail)Date of Hike: 8/12/2017Weather: 70 degrees/partly cloudy/humidElevation: Lowest 515 ft, Highest 936 ftDuration: 3 hours (with numerous stops for pictures)Difficulty: Moderately Difficult/Challenging Rock ScramblesParking: Black Rock State Park(Beach Parking Area)(Fee for parking in the park). Directions to Black Rock Stage Park: https://goo.gl/maps/mVbEY79JT3tA few parking spots are available on Bidwell Hill Road and also on Route 6 where the trail crosses if you don’t want to pay for parking. Trail Map: http://www.ct.gov/deep/lib/deep/stateparks/maps/mattatucksf.pdf And the Black Rock State Park Map: http://www.ct.gov/deep/lib/deep/stateparks/maps/blackrockgis.pdfDescription:A great challenging hike culminating through Leathermans Cave .Start at Black Rock State Park Beach Area Parking Lot(first left after main gate/booth). Walk toward the right along the water and across the footbridge. After the footbridge take a left and then another left on the Blue Trail(Mattatuck Trail). Follow the Blue Trail across Bidwell Hill Road and then across Route 6(be careful crossing the right). Ascend uphill, (some steep rocky scrambles, slippery when wet), maintain on the Mattatuck trail(follow the blue trail toward the left when it intersects the Jericho Trail) to Leatherman’s Cave(the highlight of trip), spend some time exploring the cave! After the cave the trail steeply descends but eventually levels off for a pleasurable stroll slightly downhill until you reach the Branch Brook Trail (Yellow-Blue blazed). Follow the Branch Brook Trail back to Route 6 where you will see the entrance to Black Rock State Park and return to your parking area.For more info see the video belowHiking-Camping Gear available at EXCURSIONS Journey To HealthTake an Excursion Today! See more Intriguing Hiking Trails and Destinations in CT
