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If you’re wanting to give backcountry canoe or kayak tripping a try but don’t feel your skill set, or energy level, is up for navigating large lakes or hauling across lengthy portages, then have a look at some of these paddle-in campsites provided by Ontario Provincial Parks.

Summer’s temperatures are behind us – time to head into the desert!

Pedernales Falls State Park is a jewel hidden deep in the Texan Hill Country. Each year the vast and varied wilderness of this state park draws visitors in by the thousands with some of the more hiking-oriented visitors looking to tackle their most famous Wolf Mountain Trail. The Wolf Mountain Trail runs an 8.25 miles loop, making sure to feature the state park’s namesake the Pedernales Falls as well as taking visitors past creeks, springs, ravines and even to some sandy beaches.

Dotted in between the great hiking, fishing, Native American ruins, dinosaur bones and wildlife are a number of the most beautiful campgrounds in the country.

A favorite escape for hikers of all levels due to its manageable challenge and scenic swathe of land.

New Mexico is a place where only a few wander outside of the towns and into the wild, but those that are daring enough are rewarded with unforgettable scenery.

One of the amazing things about California is that it has a plethora of different terrain types. From high alpine mountains, to vast coastal forests, to beaches, foothills, and everything in between, it has a variety of places to visit. California also has a number of deserts, from the vast…

Tiger Bay State Forest sits just a few miles outside of downtown Daytona like a hidden little gem. Even long time residents of the city don’t realize it is there. The state forests of Florida are the unsung cousins of the bustling and often award-winning state park system, but rarely get the…