Hiking in US States Articles & Videos

• Information on Hiking in Alaska

  Whether you want to hike a mile or spend a few weeks backpacking, Alaska offers it all. You can hike to meadows filled with wildflowers, or over mountains, tundra, ice, snow and along forests and rivers for scenery, wildlife and beauty you… read more

• Camping & Hiking near Sunriver, Oregon

  Sunriver, Oregon, sits in the heart of the Deschutes National Forest. According to the U.S. Forest Service, "there are more than 1,000 miles of non-motorized summer trails in the Deschutes and Ochoco National Forests." The area campgrounds… read more

• Hiking Around Mirror Lake, Utah

  Located high in the Uintah mountains along a scenic byway of the same name, Mirror Lake draws many hikers, campers and other outdoor enthusiasts. At Mirror lake, you will enjoy the cold, clear water, coniferous pines, quaking aspen and plen… read more

• The Best Hikes in Utah

  From its majestic northern mountains to its stunning southern slickrock, the great state of Utah is home to some of the nation's best hiking. With five national parks and more than 40 state parks,the state has a wide variety of hiking trail… read more

• Hikes in Arizona

  Day hikes are an excellent way to discover the diverse beauty of Arizona. With breathtaking views of the Grand Canyon, cascading waterfalls in Sabino Canyon and colorful red rock formations in Sedona, there's an outdoor experience for every… read more

• Hiking the Heads in Oregon

  The Tillamook, Cascade, Yaquina, Heceta and Port Orford heads offer lush vegetation, distinct bird's-eye peeks at the Pacific Ocean or sweeping overlooks, twisting trails and year-round mud. These five areas are ripe for day-hiking, or you… read more

• Hiking in the Portland, Oregon Metro Area

  Portland, Oregon's largest city, lies at the confluence of the Willamette and Columbia rivers, nestled between the Oregon Coast Range to the west and the Cascades to the east. Even in its lively downtown core, forested hills may be seen som… read more

• Hiking in Kentucky's State Parks

  With the eastern third of the state dominated by the Appalachian foothills and Daniel Boone National Forest, Kentucky is a dreamland for hikers and campers. The state is also home to one of the best state park systems in the country, with e… read more

• Where to Go Hiking in Connecticut

  Connecticut is a state filled with history and an astonishing number of natural resources. The state boasts 17 state forests, dozens of state parks, several full-fledged Greenway systems and a portion of the Appalachian Trail. Finding a gre… read more

• Where to Go Camping in Virginia

  Virginia, blessed with 34 state parks, 14 designated nature areas, 4 national parks, 2 national forests and nearly 25 percent of the entire Appalachian Trail, can satisfy your camping wishes with almost any terrain: coastal, mountain or any… read more

• Hiking in Virginia

  Virginia is one of the most scenic and diverse states in the country, perfect for hikers who are looking for all kinds of terrain. The Appalachian Trail, the country's first designated scenic trail (and the longest) runs through the state v… read more

• Hiking in South Dakota

  South Dakota is a hiker's paradise. The state is home to inspirational monuments, as well as beautiful wilderness settings, such as those found in the Black Hills. There are also many hiking trails that take you through the footsteps of the… read more

• Hiking in New Mexico

  New Mexico is loaded with amazing state and national parks, monuments, trails and scenic byways - all of which are great for hiking. The vast area of New Mexico is almost overwhelming when you are trying to decide where to hike. Follow thes… read more