Swoosh! Swoosh! It’s 15 degrees outside, but don’t be surprised if you work up a sweat. Cross-country skiing is exhilarating, and the snowy sylvan glade at Nub’s Nob Ski Resort in Harbor Springs, Michigan, is almost like a fairy tale. The meticulously groomed paths curve away >>

Just 30 minutes west of Louisville, Kentucky, the town of Corydon, Indiana, prides itself on its Civil War-era historic sites, small-town charm and unspoiled Ohio River scenery. But Corydon’s most exciting attractions lie well underground. Three southern Indiana cave systems wend through the limestone beneath Corydon, >>

For a mountain biker like yourself, if it isn’t a challenge, it isn’t fun. So we’re here to report that less than one mile into the singletrack trail system at Moosic Mountain in northeastern Pennsylvania, you’re bound to wonder what you were thinking. Opened last fall, >>

As the leaves fall leisurely to the ground and the heat of summer fades to a crisp breeze, the Hocking Hills region boasts a bountiful harvest of autumn-inspired adventures, not to mention the most beautiful foliage in the region. This fall, forget the drive-it-yourself tour and >>

Kentucky certainly wouldn’t be the same without its horses, and Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky, gives children an excellent opportunity to get to know the magnificent creatures up close.With more than 100 horses during the summer months and a few less during the winter season, >>

The woods that surround the town of Long Lake in the central Adirondack Mountains are lovely, dark and deep; too deep, says pilot Tom Helms, to appreciate them from the few roads that wind through town and along its namesake 14-mile-long body of water.Which is why >>

The land can appear to be very far away when you’re paddling on the wide expanse of Little Traverse Bay, Michigan. Even safely seated within a Native American jiimaan — a large, wooden canoe — the bay can be an adventure when the winds blow in >>

The variety of reasons to visit U-pick farms of the Finger Lakes Region in New York is as bountiful as the number of crops harvested in the area. Whether you have kids who need to get a grasp on where food really comes from (while having >>